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Using Amazon's smile.amazon.com generates additional support for the Friends of the Keller Library, at no additional cost to you. Amazon will donate a portion of the purchase price to us if you choose us as the organization you want to fund.

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The One Book One City event held at the Bowden Center with New York Times bestselling author Jason Fagone on September 5. Participants enjoyed a gourmet dinner with Italian Cream Cake furnished by the Friends of the Keller Library.

Library Services Manager Kelly Holt interviewed Mr. Fagone and discussed the book “The Woman Who Smashed Codes”.

Over 75 people attended the dinner and over 50 people attended the afternoon book review at the Keller Public Library.

Everyone is excited to know what the next book will be in 2019-2020.

The 9th annual Keller Reads! One Book, One City program, the Keller Public Library presented special events with the witty Jeff Abbott. The event had over 60 attendees.

The champagne brunch was held at Town Hall on July 27. The New York Times bestselling author discussed “The Three Beths”.

This event was sponsored by the Friends of the Keller Library.

For the 8th annual Keller Reads! One Book, One City program, the Keller Public Library presented special events with Steve Berry.

Mr. Berry hosted a discussion of “What Makes a Thriller Work” June 2 at 3 p.m. the Keller Public Library. And at 6 p.m. that evening, fans listened to 'An Evening with Steve Berry' interviewed by Dr. Rick Westfall at Sky Creek Ranch Golf Club. Approximately 150 people attended the events.

This was the Keller Public Library’s eighth annual One Book, One City event; in its premiere year, the program featured author Steve Berry and his bestseller “The Jefferson Key.” In 2013, the focus was on Marcia Clark's "Killer Ambition"; in 2014, Deborah Crombie’s “The Sound of Broken Glass”; in 2015, Richard Russo's "Empire Falls. And in 2016, Jacquelyn Mitchard “Two if by Sea”, 2017 S.C. Gwynne’s “Empire of the Summer Moon” and 2018 Daniel Bergner’s “Sing for your Life”.

For an eighth consecutive year, the Keller Public Library has been honored with the Achievement of Library Excellence Award from the Texas Municipal Library Directors Association recognizing staff for their commitment to service and educational programming in our community. Only 52 libraries of the roughly 550 public libraries statewide made the cut for this prestigious honor in 2017. The award is given annually to libraries that demonstrate service excellence in 10 areas: Summer Reading Programs; Services to Underserved Populations; Enhanced Services; Marketing Materials; Cultural and Topical Educational Programming for Adults and Families; Literacy Support for All Ages; Collaborative Efforts with Community Organizations; Staff Training; Digital Inclusion; and Workforce Development.

“It’s an honor to be recognized at the state level for an eighth year and once again share this award with the incredible community our staff and patrons have created at the Keller Public Library,” Director Jana Prock said. “Sharing the gift of reading with patrons of all ages, interests and abilities is a passion for everyone on our staff, and these sorts of honors serve as a guidepost to ensure we’re continuing our commitment to excellence.”

The Keller Public Library kept busy during Fiscal Year 2016-17, assisting more than 227,227 customers, circulating 438,874 books, magazines, audiobooks, DVDs, CDs and more. And with hundreds of events and programs annually focused on literacy, computer skills, arts and crafts, and storytelling, it’s no surprise that membership also continues to grow; more than 31,000 Keller residents now have a Keller Public Library card.