Welcome to the official Prince Township Public Library website! Visit this page to keep up to date on what we're doing here at the Prince Township Public Library! On this page you'll find newly catalogued and new McNaughton arrivals, workshops, Book Club, new blog posts, photos and much more! Scroll down to see what we've been up to. 

LIBRARY ACTIVITIES:

We are pleased to announce and welcome Mary Moore to the Library as our Program Facilitator! Please check back for the monthly activities on our website page: Activities, that the Library will be hosting. If you would like to contact Mary please email [email protected] and follow our Facebook page for updates: Prince Twp Library Activities
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April 2026 News

We are not accepting donations at this time.
 
VOLUNTEERS: The Library is looking for more volunteers and Library Board Members to join us! The Board has one meeting per month from September to June on the first Thursday of the month at 5:30 pm.

LIBRARY BOARD MEETING: Our next meeting is Thursday, May 7 at 5:30 pm. 

BOOK CLUB: Our next meeting will be the second Wednesday of the month April 8th at 1:00PM until 3:00PM in the Library. You are more than welcome to join us. We will be discussing FINDING FLORA by author Elinor Florence. This is a historical novel set in turn-of-the century Alberta, about a young woman on the run and her quest to find a home in the wild west.  

LARGE PRINT BOOKS: Our new shipment from Ontario Library Service North has arrived for your enjoyment. We have the books for three months and then they are sent on to another library.   They are in the bookcase at the back of the room with the new arrivals.  There are all types of books, western, non- fiction, thriller, and romance. 

MCNAUGHTON BOOKS: These are best-seller authors and books that are leased from the company and ordered by staff. We keep them for about four years and then send them back.  

“NEW” TO US BOOKS:  These hard cover and paperback are on the brown table near the circulation desk. They are donations or purchased with funds from the Friends of the Library or the Library and are recently published.   

BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS:
We have received our new shipment of LARGE PRINT BOOKS from Ontario Library Service. We have them for three months and off they go to another Library. They are a mix of genres.  Check the brown table near the front desk as we have catalogued some “new to us” books that are recent editions.   

MCNAUGHTON BOOKS: These are best-seller authors and books that are leased from the company and ordered by staff. The ones that arrived during the holidays when we were closed in December are on top of the filing cabinet.     

HER COLD JUSTICE by Robert Dugoni. When Michael Westbrook is accused of the double homicide of a suspected drug smuggler and his girlfriend, his uncle J.P. Harrison, an investigator, turns to Keera Duggan to defend him. This case isn’t just murder, it’s looking like a conspiracy… 

MY HUSBAND’S WIFE by Alice Feeney is a marriage thriller. When Eden Fox returns to the home that she moved into, her key doesn’t fit. A woman who looks something like her answers the door; and her husband insists that the woman is his wife. One house, one husband, two women, someone is lying… 

THE FAIRWEATHER FRIEND by Jessie Garcia. Faith Richards is a TV Meteorologist, and it is always sunny for her; she had no enemies, only adoring fans. But one night, Faith leaves work while on a dinner break and never returns. Her body is found the next morning. There was more to Faith than anyone could have known, and her death is just the beginning… 

INTER LIBRARY LOANS: If you can’t find a copy in our library of a book you want to read or an extra copy for the book club, this is a service that we offer (three week lending period). It can take a week or so to arrive after it is ordered.  

​​BOOK SALE: We have many good reads for you on the table and in the bookcase in the library.  Hard cover books are $1.00, paper backs are $.50 each, children’s books are 5 for $1.00, and puzzles are $2.00. 

BOOK DROP OFF BOX:  Bring your library books inside the Community Centre foyer and put them in the box to the left of the doors when entering.

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A Tale from the Trenches

Bryan Davies and Andrew Traficante were our guests for our most recent book club meeting.
​A Boy From Botwood moulds the spoken record of Private Arthur Manuel, a sawmill worker from Botwood, Newfoundland, in a gripping narrative of his service with the Royal Newfoundland Regiment and months of abuse as a prisoner of war. 
The book may be ordered locally at Coles or online from indigo.ca or amazon.ca.