Our library is located close to downtown  Malad City, Idaho, next to the city park.  Because of the generous donations of many, including the Redfield Foundation, we have a new children's addition.  We have a collection of over 26,000 items including books, magazines, reference materials, videos, DVDs, music CDs, and audio books.  Our library system is automated so it is easy to search our computers for titles, authors, subjects, series, teacher book lists,  and even accelerated reading.  We also offer free Internet access on our computers.

Sign Up For Summer Reading Here

Summer Reading will begin Tuesday, June 1st, at the Malad City Park. Ages 0-11 will meet at 12:30 pm and the teens ages 12-18 will meet at 1:00 pm. Come join us for a great summer!

Sign Up Form

Virtual Story Hour is over. Join us in the Fall for in Person Story Hour. This week (April 27) is the last grab 'n go bag.

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Click Here for the Department of Labor Help

Our Library has been serving as a satellite office for the Dept. of Labor. If you need help filing unemployment insurance for any reason including the Corona-virus click on the above link for help.

eBooks, Audio Books &
Online Learning Help

Overdrive ~ Check out E-books and Audio Books Online with your Library Card!

Also all ages can access ebooks and audio books with the Libby App on their devices. Email us if you have a problem and we will try and get this service working for you.

Other Resources

LILI.ORG

Don't forget to utilize lili.org, the learning center for Idaho Residents. This site offers academic searching, World Book Encyclopedia Online for kids, teens, students and adults. Pronounciate, a new program, offers learning for different languages. The Learning Center offers ACT preparation as well. We are looking for other programs that will help you as well, so continue coming to the page to visit often.

WEBPATHEXPRESS

Oneida County Card Catalog offers webpathexpress, a search engine that unlike other browsers, is safe and academically sourced. While doing reports at home or just surfing, your kids can access this and be sure they are getting correct information, in a save environment.

 Click on the Banner for more info....

Talking Book Service (TBS) is available at the library. Sponsored by the Idaho Commission for Libraries it is a free service to patrons who no longer can read standard print due to a physical disability.

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There are three different ways to renew your books. Click on this link to find out how.

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TUMBLEBOOK FOR A DAY:

Idahoans can now access one free TumbleBook picture book, one TumbleBook math book, one TumbleBook in Spanish, and one TumbleBook game every day through a special agreement with Tumbleweed Press. These TumbleBooks of the Day (TB of the Day) can be accessed through DayByDayID.org.

Spotlight

Lois Willie, our library chairperson of the Board of Directors, was named Trustee of the Year at a meeting in Boise, Idaho. We are grateful for Lois' service and dedication and for all her hours dedicated to the library.