Quincy Public Library is pleased to announce that the building will be reopening to the public starting on Monday, Feb. 1, 2021. The library will resume normal operating hours, Monday-Thursday from 9 am to 8 pm, and Friday-Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm. Advance appointments will no longer be required for computers or research, […]

By: Kim Akers The staff’s favorite book this week at the Quincy Public Library is The Roommate by Rosie Danan.  Clara Wheaton comes from a very good, wealthy East Coast family; a fact which she has had to deal with her entire life.  The first time she decides to step out of her comfort zone […]

Out of an abundance of caution and due to the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the area, Quincy Public Library will move to appointment only services to limit the number of people in the building starting on Monday, Nov. 23, 2020. The following services will be available between 10 am and 2 pm, Monday […]

Take a walk, read a story, and have an adventure with our Storywalk in South Park! This family friendly activity is fun and educational! A Storywalk is an outdoor reading experience where a children’s book is deconstructed and the pages of the book are on signs a few feet a part. As you take a short […]

By: Kim Akers The top book this week at the Quincy Public Library is Say No More, the second book in the Sacramento series by Karen Rose.  For the first 12 years of her life, Mercy Reynolds lived in the commune of Eden with her mother, the other cult members, and Brother Ephraim.  Abused, molested, […]

By: Kim Akers The staff’s favorite book this week at the Quincy Public Library is the debut novel The Thursday Murder Club.  Elizabeth, Joyce, Ibrahim, and Ron are all residents at a lovely retirement village.  To fill their hours, they have formed a club of sorts to help solve cold cases.  Began by Penny, a […]

By: Robin Leach This week at the Quincy Public Library the staff recommends some great creepy reads.   With Halloween almost here, it’s the perfect time to read a spooky book.  2020 may be scary enough on its own, but if you want to escape to another realm of fright, try these chilling horror suggestions. Fixer […]

    By: Kim Akers This week at the Quincy Public Library the staff recommends The Black Swan of Paris by best-selling author Karen Robards.  As the Black Swan, Genevieve Dumont is the most sought after entertainer in Paris.  Her star status provides her with plenty of food while the rest of Paris starves, and […]

  By: Kim Akers The number one book this week at the Quincy Public Library is Cross Her Heart by Melinda Leigh.  When she was only eight years old, Bree Taggert saved her four-year-old sister and infant brother when her father brutally murdered their mother then turned the gun on himself.  Since then, she has […]

  By: Kim Akers This week at the Quincy Public Library the top book is The Trouble with Hating You by Sajni Patel. Liya Thakkar grew up in a traditional Indian household, but seemed to have missed the gene for traditional Indian female submissiveness. She’s an ambitious professional woman who refuses to bend to her […]