Staff Reads...
1. Weight Watchers One Pot Cookbook, by Weight Watchers

2. Next Always- Book one of the Inn BoonsBoro Trilogy, by Nora Roberts

3. I Got This: How I Changed My Ways and Lost What Weighed Me Down, by Jennifer Hudson

4. Hotel Vendome, by Danielle Steel

5. Have A New Teenager by Friday, by Dr, Kevin Leman

6. A Light at Winter's End, by Julia London

7. Elizabeth the Queen, by Sally Bedell Smith

8. The Christmas Wedding, by James Patterson

9. Goddess of Vengeance, by Jackie Collins

10. A Turn In The Road, by Debbie Macomber

Macy's Museum Adventure Pass
Pay Overdue Fines Online
Library Board Meetings
The Library Board of Trustees of the Bridgeview Public Library will hold their regular monthly Board meetings on the second Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. Meetings are held in the Landek Board Room in the Lower Level. The public is more than welcome to attend.
Jack Kennedy: Elusive Hero
Chris Matthews
Through My Eyes
Tim Tebow
11/22/63
Stephen King
Learn a New Language
Mango Languages
Every Mango course, chapter and lesson incorporates our Intuitive Language Construction methodology, designed to simulate the way people learn when actually surrounded by a foreign culture through practical conversation.
Intuitive Language Construction increases what you learn, AND your ability to use it. Each lesson covers all four key-language components—Vocabulary, Pronunciation, Grammar and Culture – while maximizing comprehension and retention. A working knowledge of each component, and the ability to combine them correctly, is crucial to being understood and accepted by native speakers.
Click the Mango Picture above to get started. Enter your valid Bridgeview Library card number in the white box marked "Your Card Number". Pick a language and click Launch!
New Databases!
AtoZ the USA and AtoZ World Travel
Look in Library Databases and log in anytime with your Bridgeview Public Library card number.
Good News Kindle Users
Media on Demand now supports Kindles!
Visit mediaondemand to check out thousands of eBooks for your Kindle. Downloads are limited to 5 at a time and check out is for 2 weeks.
How It Works
You can borrow Kindle books from your local library's website and, with the click of a button, have them delivered to your Kindle device or free reading app.• Visit the Media on Demand website that offers digital services from OverDrive. (Click on link above).
• Check out a Kindle book (using a valid library card). Look for "Kindle Book" under Format Information - click add to cart.
• Click on "Get for Kindle" and then sign in to your Amazon.com account to have the book delivered to your Kindle device or reading app.
Note: Public library books can be sent wirelessly to Kindle devices via an active Wi-Fi connection or transferred via USB.

Enjoy!!
eBooks Are Here!








