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The Cherry Hill Public Library building will remain closed until further notice per NJ Executive Order No. 104 (2020) ordering the closing of all libraries to the public.

During our closure, Cherry Hill residents can fill out an online card application to get a temporary card number and take advantage of our digital resources. *An email address is required in order to receive a temporary card number. All current library cards were extended to a June 2020 expiration date.
 
We hope everyone is staying safe and practicing social distancing when in public.
All staff are diligently working from home, maintaining our comprehensive online collections.
Visit our website for the most up to date information. We will continue to share new digital content and services through social media.
 
Please stay healthy!

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"Lusus Naturae," from Stone Mattress: Nine Wicked Tales by Margaret Atwood

Enjoy a short story called "Lusus Naturae" from Margaret Atwood's short story collection called Stone Mattress: Nine Wicked Tales, read aloud by Tierney, our Supervisor of Reference & Adult Services.

While following along, consider the following questions:
1. Do you think the narrator is reliable? Why or why not?
2. What similarities do you see between the narrator’s tale and the COVID-19 pandemic?
3. The narrator says, “When demons are required someone will always be found to supply the part.” Can you think of real-life examples where this
has been true?
4. Do you think the narrator is “a human being,” as her father insists? If not, what is she?
5. After her years of isolation, what finally led to the narrator’s demise?

Check out our CHPL YouTube Channel for more!



Do you miss your favorite librarians? Well they miss you too and now you can enjoy read alouds and sing alongs with them from home. Check our YouTube channel for more!