Are you ready to Bake Off?
With the Great British Bake Off back on our TV screens are you feeling inspired? Wrexham Library has a range of Bake Off, Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood books available for you to loan to help you to produce your next baking sensation. Titles available include Paul Hollywood's A Baker's Life; Prue Leith's Prue; and The Great British Bake Off: Soggy Bottom; Biscuits; At Home; and Pies and Tarts. For those of you looking to get ahead with your Christmas preparations, why not order The Great British Bake Off: Christmas by Lizzie Kamenetzky. To read any of these simply add the titles to your next Order and Collect list.
Dewis Cymru
Dewis Cymru is the place to go if you want information or advice about your wellbeing - or want to know how you can help somebody else. When we talk about your wellbeing, it means more than just your health. It includes things like where you live, how safe and secure you feel, getting out and about, and keeping in touch with family and friends. No two people are the same and wellbeing means different things to different people. So Dewis Cymru is designed to help you find out more about what matters to you.
It consists of a series of national information pages, along with information about local organisations, groups and services that can help. The website aims to provide quality information about social care and wellbeing. If you want to know more about how to use Dewis Cymru, you can access the website by following the Dewis Cymru link for Online Services from our website www.wrexham.gov.uk/libraries. Simply enter your postcode to find out about services in your area, and work out what matters to you.
Reading questionnaire for Welsh language speakers - Books Council of Wales
Can you help with this questionnaire? The Welsh Books Council are interested in everyone's reading habits. It's just as important to hear from those of you who read from time to time, or not at all, and those who read regularly; those who read magazines and books and via devices; in both English and Welsh. If you've got a few minutes to spare, please could you complete this questionnaire by visiting this website https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/HoliadurArferionDarllen
Free e-magazines from your library
Do you enjoy reading magazines? Did you know that you can download free magazines via Wrexham Library's website? All you need is a valid library card to access over 250 magazines including best sellers such as Hello!, Good Housekeeping, Ideal Homes, National Geographic, New Scientist and Radio Times; plus more specialist titles such as Outdoor Photographer, Papercrafts, and PC World. You can download these and many more to your pc, tablet or phone via the RB Digital app. For more details and to see the full list of available titles visit www.wrexham.gov.uk/libraries and follow the Online Services link.
Don't forget…
All of our library buildings are open for an Order and Collect service. You can call your local library with your reading list or complete the online form via our website. Contact details and the order forms can be found on www.wrexham.gov.uk/libraries.
Book Review
Are you a Twilight fan? If so, Stephenie Meyer's new book, Midnight Sun is an essential read. This much awaited book tells the love story between Bella and Edward, but from Edward's perspective as an immortal vampire.
How did Edward really feel; what was he thinking when he first met, thirsted after and ultimately fell in love with the mortal, Bella? How can Edward evolve from a predator to a controlled immortal capable of love and how could Bella want him. How do the Cullen 'family' really feel. Read Midnight Sun to immerse yourself back in the Twilight world to find all those answers and more.
This is a brilliant read that takes you back to the wonder of the Twilight world with an added maturity and understanding. You will want to re-read the rest of the saga, this is a must for all Twilight fans.
Don't forget that with a library card, you can loan this item for free now from your local library.
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