The library is pleased to announce the “Keep in Touch” program that allows you to make a free call to a friend or family member located in one of 36 different countries from the library!  Call the library to reserve a time today! 

Countries available for free calling:

  This service is made possible by the Friends of the Library.

Do you order online at Amazon.com?  The library receives a commission from sales made at Amazon.com through our Amazon Associates link (which is also located in the right frame of our home page).  Prices are not affected for the buyer, and the link simply takes you to the Amazon.com homepage.  Amazon has everything from books, music, and movies to portable electronics, magazine subscriptions, and MORE! 

Thanks to those that have already been using Amazon Associates and helped us raise over $650!

We are excited to announce our subscription to a wonderful homework help database called Brainfuse. The database offers a unique blend of one-to-one homework help, state-aligned skills building, and a full-services writing lab.  Students are now able to access homework help online seven days a week from 2:00-10:00pm. 

Trained tutors will interact with students via a chat feature to best understand their homework question.  Students may also upload a writing assignment, and a tutor will offer suggestions within 24 hours. 

To access this service from home, click here.

Expanding Horizons: Salem-South Lyon District Library and Pocket Option Collaboration

The Salem-South Lyon District Library has always been a beacon of knowledge and community engagement. As the digital age advances, the library continues to evolve, integrating new technologies and opportunities for its patrons. In a groundbreaking initiative, the library is now exploring a potential collaboration with pocket option 2024, a leading platform in the financial trading sector. This partnership aims to provide the community with unique resources and educational tools to navigate the world of online trading.

Empowering the Community with Financial Literacy

Financial literacy is a critical skill in today's economy, and the library's mission to educate and empower its patrons aligns perfectly with the services offered by Pocket Option. Through this collaboration, the library plans to host a series of workshops and seminars that will introduce community members to the basics of financial trading, risk management, and investment strategies. These events will be designed to cater to all levels of experience, from beginners to seasoned traders.

Access to Exclusive Resources

In addition to live events, the library will offer exclusive access to Pocket Option's educational materials, including e-books, video tutorials, and interactive courses. Library cardholders will be able to utilize these resources to deepen their understanding of financial markets and enhance their trading skills. This initiative not only broadens the scope of the library's educational offerings but also provides valuable tools that can significantly impact the financial well-being of the community.

Creating a Supportive Learning Environment

The Salem-South Lyon District Library is committed to creating a supportive and inclusive environment for all learners. By collaborating with Pocket Option, the library ensures that patrons have access to reliable and professional guidance. Experienced traders and financial experts from Pocket Option will be available for one-on-one consultations, offering personalized advice and answering any questions that may arise during the learning process.

Building a Stronger Community

This initiative is more than just an educational endeavor; it is a step toward building a stronger, more financially savvy community. As library patrons gain confidence in their trading abilities and financial knowledge, they can make more informed decisions that benefit not only themselves but also the broader community. The Salem-South Lyon District Library and Pocket Option are excited to embark on this journey together, fostering growth, knowledge, and financial empowerment for all.

Salem-South Lyon District Library is now a drop-off location for recycled paper. Everyone is welcome to put used newspapers, magazines and office papers into the Green and Yellow Paper Retriever bin outside the library. In addition to being eco-friendly you'll help the library earn money for paper dropped off.

To see all of the library albums: Click here

Looking for a fun and educational experience for the family? Visit your local library and check out a museum.

Passes are available for several local museums to check-out. Passes can be checked out for 7 days and admit 2-4 people depending on the museum. For more information visit the MAP website:

www.detroitadventurepass.org

Folktales, fairy tales and children's stories come alive with a phone call, anytime day or night.

Call (248) 437-6431 ext. KID (543) and listen to a story read by librarians, professionals, neighbors and friends. Stories are suitable for all ages!

Book for February: The Little Match Girl

Stories change on the first of every month. If you would like to read a book for Dial-A-Story, please contact . Also, don't forget to come into the Salem-South Lyon District Library for even more amazing stories.