All Seguin Public Libraries’ branches are closed May 14th and May 16-18 for Staff Training & the Victoria Day long weekend. Our digital library is open 24/7.

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Free access to Ancestry Library Edition is available from any Seguin Public Libraries public computer.   You can search, print, and email files.

Use Libby with your library card to read or listen to eBooks on your computer, mobile device or eReader (Kindles are not supported).

We invite everyone to use the eResources found on our website to support learning at home.  You will require your 14 digit library card.

CELA is a free public library service for those with print disabilities.  Please call the Humphrey branch for more information or assistance 705 732 4526.

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2026 theme: one book to build bridges. Titles on the shortlist are available at Seguin Public Libraries.

2026-2027 Nomination Process for the First Nation Communities READ Program is Now Open until March 27, 2026.

The 2026 Forest of Reading Nominees are available at Seguin Public Libraries.

Borrow a title from the 2025 Shortlist through Seguin Public Libraries. Souvankham Thammavongsa won the 2025 Prize for her novel, Pick a Colour.

Follow along with Reese’s Book Club pick’s with Seguin Public Libraries.  Borrow titles from the library or with the Libby app.

Have you read the 100+ titles from Oprah’s Book Club?

Founded in 2017 by Emma Roberts and Karah Preiss.

Looking for a book recommendation?  The Good Morning America Book Club library is filled with bestselling picks.

Awards the best long-form fiction written in English and published in the UK or Ireland. The winner receives £50,000.

Recognizes Canada’s most notable English and French language books. Winners receive $25,000, and finalists receive $1,000. 

Awarded annually in the United States for the best books in five categories: Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, Translated Literature, and Young People’s Literature. 

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