NEW Titles Available at the San Carlos Branch Library
Our librarians make every effort to keep our branch library filled with the books you want to read. Each month, books which have not been checked out for many a day or are outdated or in poor condition, are removed from circulation and replaced with new volumes for your reading pleasure.
Click on New Adult Titles-March-April, 2019 to see the list of the newest books for adults that have been added to the San Carlos Branch Library's collection.
Leased Books... Continue Reading >
Each month, the San Carlos Branch Library leases newly published books direct from the Publishers. This special book collection includes both adult titles and the latest youth titles too. The EXPRESS book collection has RED labels on their spines.
The adult books can be found against the back wall to your immediate right when you enter the library via its main entrance. The children's collection may be found on the left side of the library directly opposite and facing the circulation desk.
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enki library: The San Diego Public Library is pleased to announce a new eBook service for Library card holders. enki Library offers access to over 65,000 downloadable books, including study and test aids, graphic novels, classics, popular fiction, short stories, non-fiction, encyclopedias and more. 
Overdue Materials Policy: Beginning July 1, 2018, the San Diego Public Library is no longer charging users a daily overdue fee for items returned late. Under this new policy, items can be checked out for their standard loan period and, if eligible, renewed up to five times. Library cardholders are responsible for returning or renewing items to prevent their library card from being blocked or barred.
Here are some important numbers to remember when checking out Library materials under the new... 
The aim of the Human Library is to explore and move beyond stereotypes, and learn more about each other through stories. During the event, patrons will have the opportunity to check out human “books” to "read" through one-on-one 15-minute conversations. See more at Human Library. 