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 Each month, books which have not been checked out for many a day or are outdated or in poor condition, are removed from circulation and replaced with new volumes for your reading pleasure.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-May-June, 2018 to see the list of the newest books for adults that have been added to the San Carlos Branch Library's collection.
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1000 Books Before Kindergarten is a reading incentive program that encourages parents to read 1000 books to their children before they begin Kindergarten. The program is based upon evidence from research findings that the more young children hear books read to them, the more prepared they will be to learn to read upon reaching kindergarten. Starting October 2, caregivers of children ages 5 & under can begin registering for the program online from the Library’s website. The books can be... 
FREE activities are available for youth of all ages. To download and print the current Youth Schedule of weekly activities and planned Special Events for this quarter, visit the "In A Nutshell" article found in the next two sections. Our recurring weekly events are described on this website under Weekly Fun Activities. We also offer every month, a variety of Special Events. Find details about those on this website under Youth Special Events.
These FREE programs are underwritten by the San Carlos... 
Each month, the San Carlos Branch Library leases newly published books direct from the Publishers. To date, these have only included adult titles, but we have now added the latest youth titles to this special book collection. They have 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... 
Erin Moore was introduced as our new Youth Services Librarian at the May, 2015 SCFOL Board meeting.
With a big smile, Erin said, "I am very happy to be here, and look forward to getting to know you and the rest of the San Carlos community in the coming months." A native San Diegan, Erin's career with the San Diego Public Library began as a volunteer in high school Since then, she has served at almost all of the City branches... 