Winter Reading Challenge Begins - Chill Out and Read

Cozy up with a good book this winter! The Winter Reading Challenge, Chill Out and Read, begins Saturday, January 10 and runs through Saturday, February 14.

Participants can track their reading, complete optional activities, and earn entries into prize raffles along the way.

Registration is required and is available through the Beanstack app. If you need help getting started, a librarian will be happy to assist you.

Tumblebooks

Teens

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Recent Releases

Borrow ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines to read on your phone or tablet using the Libby app by OverDrive. You can even send and read your borrowed ebooks to your Kindle eReader! It's free and easy to get started.

Homework Help

This page contains links to online resources which provide aid in research and completing homework assignments. If you need additional help, call the library and ask to speak with a Reference Librarian at 440-352-3383.

3 for Me Card

Morley Library is excited to offer the 3 For Me Card for children and teens under 18!

Morley Library wants young people in our community to have access to books and other library materials. The 3 for Me card will allow access to a wealth of books - in print and digital form - that can be used to complete homework assignments as well as foster a love for reading.

Plan My Future

Your path to a successful future is possible with planning and the right information. This page provides various resources to help you make the best decisions for your life after high school. It includes information about college, career pathways, financial literacy, test preparation, and required job skills for various occupations. For some, college is the right decision, while others may choose a vocational school, the military, or another type of job training program.