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Note From the Director, Linda Devlin

Welcome to our newly redesigned website!  We've made a number of changes to make the website easier to use.  We’ve kept the valuable information from our old website, added additional content, lots of library photos and videos, and reorganized to make it easier to find what you’re looking for.  We’ve also completely updated and redesigned the Kids and Teen pages.

If you're visiting the library website on your phone, you'll be automatically forwarded to the library's mobile site, which has been optimized to quickly get you the information you need on the go.  If English is your second language, you can translate all the pages of the website into dozens of languages. Text a little small?  You can quickly change the size of the text with the resize buttons at the top right corner.

With our new Drupal-based website, our staff will be able to make frequent updates, so you’ll be able to stay current with all that’s happening at the library.  So take a look around and see all that the library website has to offer.  Questions about the new location of a favorite link?  You can use the Search box on every page to find what you need, use our "Where is it Now" comparison chart or Email the Webmaster for help.

The Camden County Library System strives to continuously improve and enhance our services to better meet your needs.  Our new website is an example of how we are working to make your library experience the best it can be.   Check here often for information and announcements about new services, programs, and collections that will continue to enhance the lives of County residents.

Recently Added Titles

Did you know that the library provides regular updates of the newest items we have to offer? The Recently Added Titles lists have the books, DVDs and audiobooks that have been added in the last month.  And now we've added even more lists, so you can search by your favorite genre, like science fiction or romance.

See what the library has just added to its collection in these categories:

  • New Books
  • New Adult Fiction
  • Nonfiction
  • Audiobooks
  • DVDs
  • Music
  • New Adult Biographies
  • New Adult Science Fiction
  • New Romance Books
  • New Paperback Books
  • Large Print Titles
  • Kids' Books
  • Young Adult Titles
New Books

See all the Recently Added Titles.

 

Teen Top Ten from YALSA

The Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) asked teens for their favorite books of the past year.  Over 9,000 teens voted for their favorites.  We have all top ten at the Camden County Library - check one out today!


Video announcing this year's winners.

The Top Ten List

    Clockwork angel - Cassandra Clare
    Mockingjay - Suzanne Collins
    Crescendo - Becca Fitzpatrick
    I am number four - Pittacus Lore
    The iron king - Julie Kagawa
    Angel : a Maximum Ride novel - James Patterson
    Matched - Allyson Braithwaite Condie
    Paranormalcy - Kiersten White
    Before I fall - Lauren Oliver
    Nightshade - Andrea R. Cremer

See the Teen Top Ten 2011 newsletter (opens in new window)  to read book descriptions and to request them from our catalog.

See all 25 nominees on the YALSA website.

Go to the Teen Space.

Try Tumblebooks!

Tumblebooks for KidsHave you tried Tumblebooks yet?  TumbleBooks are animated, talking picture books that are created by taking existing picture books, adding animation, sound, music and narration to produce an electronic picture book which you can read, or have read to you. Titles include old time favorites such as "The Paper Bag Princess" by Robert Munsch, as well as favorite fairy tales like "Jack and the Beanstalk."  For older kids there are read-along books like "The Wind in the Willows" and "Anne of Green Gables." 

There are also puzzles and games related to the books, plus titles in Spanish, French, Russian and Chinese.

You can only view Tumblebooks in the library or through the library website - try it today!

Go to the Tumblebooks website (opens in new window).

Go to the Kids' Website

 

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