Movies Then and Now: A Film Discussion Series The 2009-2010 film discussion season will compare the classic films from the past to more recent films that are similiar stylistically. We'll be taking a look at Charlie Wilson's War starring Tom Hanks. Discussions begin at 7 PM. No registration is required. Monday, February 8, 2010 at 7:00 pm

Tax Season Is Here We have received our Michigan Tax Forms. All Federal and State forms are available online, and the library has many of the forms. Looking for some help with your tax preparation? Be sure to take a look at our Tax Resources Subject Guide to see the tax resources the library has to offer. Read the Tax Resources Guide

Art and Literature with HistoryTeller Maureen Esther Jan Van Eyck, master painter of the Late Gothic Period, had an eye for detail that is still unsurpassed. His mastery of oil painting set the stage for The Artistic Renaissance. Learn more about the art and the man behind it with HistoryTeller Maureen Esther. Tuesday, February 9, 2010 at 7:00 pm and Wednesday, February 10, 2010 at 11:00 am

Preschool Open House Teachers from area preschools will be on hand to talk about their educational programs for young children. Take this opportunity to see the many early childhood programs offered in the area and find the best for your child. Saturday, February 20, 2010 from 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm in the Main Library Youth Activity Center

Small Business Subject Guide In these tough times, creative thought and ingenuity win above all else. The West Bloomfield Township Public Library offers many resources to small businesses owners and entrepreneurs. Find information on business forms, business startup tips, and online resources containing industry and company information to help you create profit from your passion. View the Small Business Subject Guide

Grow Up Reading Parents, grandparents and other caregivers can help children grow up reading with information from this monthly newsletter. Issues include activities to help develop early literacy skills, titles of great books for different ages and interests, resources that help you raise children who love to read, and the latest information about programs at the Library. Sign Up Now

Featured Bookletter: New Fiction Stay informed on what's hot in fiction, from young sensations to established literary masters. Once a month, you'll get reviews of tomorrow's bestsellers, with selections in women's fiction, historical novels, suspense and more. Sign Up Now

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