On Saturday, October 12, drop in at the Isabel Turner branch to watch The House with a Clock in its Walls.  A young orphan named Lewis Barnavelt aids his magical uncle in locating a clock with the power to bring about the end of the world. 
 

Le 9 octobre, Sarah Nemeth Lasko, Catherine Lord, et Eric E Galarneau discuteront l'éducation et le choix entre les écoles francophone, d'immersion, ou anglophone. Rendez-vous à 18 h 45 à la succursale central de la Kingston Frontenac Public Library!

On October 9^th at 6:45pm at KFPL Catherine Lord and Sarah Lasko will chat with host Eric Galarneau about education and the choice between Francophone, immersion, or Anglophone schooling.

Even with careful estate planning, disputes can arise:  a will may be challenged, a Power of Attorney accused of misusing funds, or children may disagree about parents' long-term care. Lawyer Paul Andrews covers what you can do. Of interest to those with an estate plan, to children managing their parents' affairs, to families coping with dementia, and to anyone expecting to benefit from a will. This event is free to adults, but seating is limited. To avoid disappointment, please register in advance online or by phone at (613) 549-8888. Thursday, October 10, Central branch, 7 p.m.  (This presentation will be repeated on Saturday, October 26, at our Sydenham branch at 2 p.m.)

Nicolas a une bande de chouettes amis et des parents qui l'aiment. Il vit une existence paisible et sans problèmes jusqu'à ce qu'il apprenne la venue prochaine d'un nouveau membre dans sa famille. 4 octobre à 14h00, Calvin Park, gratuit et pour tous les âges!

KFPL is partnering again with Kingston NaNoWriMo to offer space for anyone taking part in the annual nation-wide challenge to write 50,000 words during National Novel Writing Month. Come meet with fellow participants and get a little work done in a fun, supportive space with WiFi, outlets and possibly snacks.

There will be six Monday sessions at three locations, beginning with Monday, October 7, Central, 2 p.m. and Monday, October 28, Calvin Park, 7 p.m.  Drop in for adults and teens; no registration required.