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Truth and indignation by Ronald Niezen
Robert Ludlum's The Bourne vendetta by Brian Freeman, (1963-)
A breathless sky by Veronica G. Henry
Babette's bread by Babette Frances Kourelos,
Apprentice to the villain by Hannah Nicole Maehrer
Raised by wolves by James Patterson, (1947-)
Secrets of the lost ledgers by C. J. Archer
The games gods play by Abigail Owen
Indigiqueerness by Joshua Whitehead
The house of cross by James Patterson
The little lost library by Ellery Adams,
Kong tang ge ming = by Jessie Inchauspe,
Sky Wolf's call by Eldon Yellowhorn, (1956-)
Tant qu'il y aura des oiseaux by Dominique Demers,
Square by Mac Barnett
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Indigenous Portal

Engage with KFPL's Indigenous programming, collections and community partnerships!

Programs, Events, Services and Recommendations

Upcoming Programs and Events

Aging Well Series

Discover the Aging Well series at KFPL, where you’ll find valuable insights and resources to confidently navigate the aging process. Join us for workshops, expert advice and a welcoming community.

The upcoming Aging Well: Fraud Awareness program will teach you how to recognize and protect yourself from fraud and scams—whether in person, over the phone or online.

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Reminiscing Kits

Reminiscing Kits

Borrow a Reminiscing Kit with curated resources and a how-to resource guide to help you engage with loved ones experiencing dementia.

The Isabel Turner Branch will be temporarily closed starting Fall 2024 for renovations. During this time, we’ll be temporarily moving to the Cataraqui Centre.  Get updates here.

Enhance your library access — register for Extended Hours at the Pittsburgh Branch.

Library Kiosk

Library Kiosk at kingston secondary school

Enjoy expanded service in the Kingscourt neighbourhood with the Library Kiosk at Kingston Secondary School.

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Library Services

Banned Books Reading Challenge

Freedom to Read Week is an annual event that invites Canadians to reflect on and reaffirm their commitment to intellectual freedom. Running from Feb. 1 to Feb. 28, the Banned Books Reading Challenge encourages participants to read books that have been challenged or banned. The challenge offers an opportunity for readers of all ages to explore these important works, earn badges and enter giveaways—all while supporting the right to read freely.

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