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Finding Books Just Like the Last One

Find your next great read faster. Our catalog has easy tools to help you discover similar titles right from our website.

Federal and State Tax Materials

It's tax season again. Learn where to find forms and explore local organizations that provide tax-filing assistance.

Same Old Kanopy, New (Easier) Sign In

Streaming on Kanopy just got easier—use your library card number and PIN for quick access to all your favorite films.

Strengthen Your Math Skills This Pi Day with HelpNow

Pi Day is an annual celebration of mathematics. Is there a better way to celebrate than to conquer your math fears? HelpNow has you covered.

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Seek Knowledge During Sikh Awareness Month

Meet Canton’s own Jaspreet Gill, a local Gurdwara teacher, and discover Sikh beliefs, culture, and a vibrant community close to home.

Into the Wild: Outdoor Thriller E-audiobooks

Whether it’s a lost hiker, desperate hunter or a killer on the run, the wilderness plays no favorites. Find these titles on Hoopla or Libby.
CPL Human Resources Specialist Sean smiles and sits at an office desk, holding up a print copy of the book "Witch King" by Martha Wells.

Staff Picks: Sean Recommends...

HR Specialist Sean helps coordinate the employee experience at CPL. See the suspenseful fantasy read he’s been enjoying lately.

New Easy Reader Books for Growing Readers

Explore new books from multiple Easy Reader series that boost vocabulary and confidence for kids learning to read on their own.

Best the Test: 7 Strategies of Highly Effective Readers

Try these simple, practical steps to help your kids build stronger reading comprehension skills.

Brave New Worlds: Dystopian Reads

These novels for high school readers imagine new futures shaped by technology, environmental collapse, inequality and resistance.
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