For Adults

Barbara Henry
Adult Services Librarian
bhenry@pls-net.org

Wood Library offers recreation, education, and information for adults of all ages and reading levels through a variety of materials, services, and programs.
 
Routes to Learning
Check out our new Routes to Learning page for Adult Basic Education and Literacy. High interest - low vocabulary adult books and audio books.

Recreational Reading
Users may borrow from a large selection of books: Popular Fiction, Best Sellers, Mysteries, Romances, Westerns, Inspirational, and Science Fiction.

Book Discussion Group
Wood Library offers a book discussion group which meets once a month. Please call Carol Cimino at 394-1381 for details.

Information
The non-fiction collection provides books on a wide range of subjects including arts and humanities, science and technology, cooking and home improvement, health, bestseller non-fiction, and much more. Popular magazines and newspapers are also available. A special parenting collection is located on the ground floor. Librarians at the Reference Desk are available daily by phone, in-person, or online form to help answer your questions. Also, see our online collection of reference links.

Formats
Users may borrow from different types of materials: large print books, audio books on cassette or CD, and fiction and non-fiction works on DVD and video.

Programs
Each season of the year a new set of programs is offered for adults. Programs include: computer classes, lectures, film series, book discussion groups, author visits, exhibits, and workshops. Calendar of Current Programs

Speakers & Tours
Groups and organizations may request a speaker on topics about Wood Library adult services. We can also arrange a tour of the library. Contact Barbara Henry, Adult Services Librarian, at 394-1381.

Computer Tutor Is In
Need some one-on-one help using computers and the Internet? Call 585-394-1381 for current tutor hours and to make an appointment.

Wood Library Café
The café meets on the 4th Wednesday of the month, 10am to noon. It serves as a community meeting place where adults can socialize, play board and card games, read newspapers and magazines, and enjoy coffee, tea and items from a mid-morning menu. Conversation Table open to all.