Library News

Clermont County Public Library cardholders can access the incredible learning platform ABCmouse for free, right from home. This shows the Library’s dedication to supporting families and learning in our community.

In our increasingly digital world, book clubs offer something precious: genuine human connection centered around the timeless pleasure of reading.

Libby, the ebook and audiobook app, recently changed how holds are handled.

Enjoy a celebration of fantasy and SF, gaming, and anime fandoms, including Stranger Things, Mario Kart, Pokémon, K-Pop Demon Hunters, Hello Kitty, and more at LibrariCon, November 7, 6 to 9 PM at the Union Township Branch.

Interested in learning how to help children cope with managing screen time in a healthy way?

Cozy horror stories are often described as being “comfortably scary.” They provide readers with the thrill of a good horror story without being too graphic or disturbing.

A public meeting of the Clermont County Public Library Board of Trustees Building Committee is set for Monday, Oct. 6, at 1 pm. The...

Notes from the CCPL Director for September and October 2025.

We're thrilled to announce our annual Hallow-Read Challenge at the Clermont Library. Sign up and read from October 1 through 31.

As part of our continued commitment to promoting early literacy, the Clermont County Public Library, in partnership with Letters 2 Literacy, a local tutoring nonprofit, has added new phonics kits called Letters 2 Literacy to our collection.

With a Clermont County Public Library card, you can unlock a world of opportunities that go far beyond just borrowing books. Whether you’re eager to learn, enjoy movies, or explore new hobbies, your library card opens the door to a wealth of ebooks, audiobooks, streaming movies, and much more. Let’s look at the incredible benefits that come with your library card!

Clermont County Public Library’s genealogy resources just got better. Our Batavia Branch is now a FamilySearch Affiliate Library, giving you even more ways to search for your family story.

Back-to-school time means new books about the school experience. Check out this list of books for middle-graders and tweens chosen by Jenna, one of our librarians. Book Recommendations for Middle-Graders and Tweens Old School by Gordon Korman Twelve-year-old Dexter Foreman has lived at The Pines Retirement Village with his grandmother since he was 6 years old, homeschooled by the residents until he’s forced to attend middle school, where he sticks out like a sore thumb. Spy S

The Clermont County Public Library Board of Trustees Building Committee to meet.

Clermont County Public Library (CCPL) debuts an updated website, making it easier than ever to search, browse, and connect with the resources and services that matter most to you.

The Library Board of Trustees monthly meeting.

Updates to the SearchOhio and OhioLINK services mean they're temporarily unavailable.

Free digital access to The Wall Street Journal now available.

Summer is finally here, and I’m thrilled to usher in the season with a full lineup of engaging and informative programs, materials, and services at the Clermont County Public Library!

We’re thrilled to announce the Library is now offering free digital subscriptions to Cincinnati.com | The Enquirer and USA Today.