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geek verb: To love, to enjoy, to celebrate, to have an intense passion for.

We’re participating in the “Geek the Library” campaign, highlighting the important role of the public library in people's lives. What do you geek? Vampires? Silent films? Football? Whatever it is, the library is here to help you foster that passion.

Visit www.geekthelibrary.org for more information about how you can support your library.

Park and Read Passes Now Available!
Michigan's Department of Natural Resources is partnering again with the Library of Michigan to make the Park & Read program available to library cardholders through October 1. Milford Library cardholders can check out a free, one-day pass to any of Michigan's 100 plus state parks or recreation areas. The one-day pass waives the Recreation Passport entry fee and is valid for 7 days from the day of check out. Many participating parks will offer a free hammock to use during your time in the park, allowing you to fully enjoy a great book in Michigan’s great outdoors.

The Park & Read pass is also valid at any of the 11 museums or historic sites within the Michigan Historical Museum system. Up to four people can be admitted on one pass.The pass also provides free access to the more than 500 events taking place in state parks throughout the summer.

Visit www.michigan.gov/stateparks for more information. Call the library at 248-684-0845 to check availability.

Mobile Access Now Available for our Catalog!
You can now search our mobile catalog for books, DVDs, CDs and more. You can also renew items, place holds and view your Library account. Some of the most common devices include: Android OS Phones, Apple iPad, Apple iPhone Apple iPod Touch, Blackberry Storm and the Palm Pre. Read more on downloading and installing apps>>

Stay Up with Happenings at the Library-Receive our new E-Newsletter!
Sign up for our brand new e-newsletter and you'll receive notices of news, new programs and events happening at the library several times throughout the month.

Kindle e-Books are Now Available for Download!
The library's e-book vendor OverDrive is now compatible with Kindle devices and the Kindle apps for smartphones and tablet devices. After opening up and signing in to your Amazon account, Kindle users can visit OverDrive and click the Now Available Banner on the left side of the page and then log in with your Milford Public Library card barcode and start searching for free e-books for the Kindle version. Check out the title you want and follow the link to be taken directly to your Amazon page where you can have the book sent right to your Kindle.

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