Recent additions to the collection

(view more new additions)

What happens in amsterdam by Rachel Lynn Solomon
The lost girl from far away by Elizabeth Gill, (1950-)
We can do hard things by Glennon Doyle, (1976-)
Lethal prey by John Sandford
Second life by Amanda Hess
A river enchanted by Rebecca Ross
Making a killing by Cara Hunter,
The paper birds by Jeanette Lynes
The lawyer and the laundress by Christine Hill Suntz,
Encampment by Maggie Helwig
The best we could hope for by Nicola Kraus,
Karen by Kelsey Grammer, (1955-)
21 days to learn to crochet by Émilie Penou,
A merry Scottish Christmas / [DVD]
The last session by Julia Bartz
indigenous portal

Indigenous Portal

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

Programs, Events, Services and Recommendations

Illustration of a young girl with a wagon full of books at a cat. A woman is next to her in a wheelchair, reading. A young boy is sitting on a swing reading. The text reads Summer Reading at KFPL

Library Services

Love Books? Join the Summer Reading Challenge!

Readers of all ages are invited to join our Summer Reading Challenges! Explore books, complete fun activities and challenges and track your progress using Beanstack. By participating, you’ll earn chances to win exciting prizes throughout the summer! Everyone who completes their challenge will be entered to win one of our Grand Prizes, awarded to one participant in each age group. Sign up today on Beanstack and make this summer a celebration of stories, adventures and discovery. Thank you to the Friends of the Library for supporting summer reading programs at KFPL. 

The challenges start on Saturday, June 14, and run until Sunday, Aug. 24.

Find out more

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.

Illustration of a woman standing in front of a computer with people surrounding her. The text reads Technology Help Navigating the KFPL Wesbite

Upcoming Programs and Events

Learn How to Navigate the Library's Website and Catalogue

Need help getting started with the Library's website or finding items in the catalogue? Join one of our small group sessions led by a Tech Tutor! These beginner-friendly sessions will walk you through the basics of using library resources online. Check out other upcoming dates here.

Prefer one-on-one support? Book a personalized appointment! Our Tech Tutors can help with a wide range of topics. Book your appointment today by visiting any KFPL branch or calling us at 613-549-8888.

Find out more

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.

A green background with white text that reads Rebuilding the Small Water Cycle, part of the One Earth series.

Upcoming Programs and Events

One Earth: Rebuilding the Small Water Cycle

Join Neighbourhood Climate Action Champion Josh Cowan for an engaging discussion on the small water cycle—what it is, how it's connected to the climate crisis and practical steps individuals and cities can take to restore this vital system on their own land.

KFPL's One Earth series explores topics related to climate, sustainability and energy efficiency. Check out other upcoming One Earth programs here.

Find out more

Image of two tablet screens displaying the book cover of Valid. The text reads One ERead Canada!, UnLivrelCanada

KFPL Website and Catalogue

Join Canada's biggest bilingual book club

Join readers in the One eRead Canada digital book club! From April 1-30, Valid by Chris Bergeron is available digitally from public libraries across Canada with no holds or waitlists!

Set in Montreal in 2050, Valid is the story of a trans woman starting a personal revolution against the AI overlord that controls all aspects of society.

Join the cross-Canada conversation and borrow your copy on Hoopla or Cantook Station today! 

Find out more

Illustration of blue, pink and white stripes on a white background. The Text reads International Transgender Day of Visibility.

May We Suggest

International Transgender Day of Visibility

International Transgender Day of Visibility is dedicated to celebrating transgender people and their contributions to society. Taking place every year on March 31st, this day also serves to raise awareness of the ongoing discrimination and violence that transgender individuals continue to face worldwide. Browse a curated selection of books that highlight the voices, experiences and stories of the transgender community. 

Read the List