KID SERVICES
The Benicia Public Library’s Children’s Services Department provides library service to children from birth through age 14. Children’s Services also assists parents, caregivers, educators, and anyone with an interest in children’s literature.
Stuff for Kids
Library closed for MLK Day
Jan 18th | 12:00am - 11:59pm
KID EVENTS
New eBooks
KID NEWS
AT THE BENICIA PUBLIC LIBRARY, KIDS CAN
- Get their own Library card
- Borrow from an exciting collection of books, magazines, and other materials selected especially for children
- Come to special events and participate in free programs like the Summer Reading Program
- Talk to a Children’s Librarian to get answers to their questions, or to find a great book to read next
REFERENCE AND INFORMATION:
Have a question? Need an answer? That’s what the library is here for. You can call the Reference Desk on the phone (707) 746-4343, or come to the Customer Service Desk and ask a Librarian in person. Whether it’s research for homework, a personal problem, or just for fun, a children’s Librarian can help you find what you need.
READER ADVISORY:
Not sure what to read next? Having trouble finding a book you like? Let the Children’s Librarian help! She is an expert in children’s literature, she understands kids, and she is always happy to suggest something. Or look at one of the Library’s lists of recommended books, and maybe you’ll see something you like there.
PROGRAMMING:
The Children’s Librarian provides a wide variety of children’s programs to promote reading, teach a love of books, and encourage kids and their families to come to the Library. Take a look at the list of Special Events and Programs for Kids to find out what’s happening at the Library!
