2008 Federal and State tax forms are now available in the main lobby of the San Bruno Library. If you do not find the form that you need, please see the Reference Librarian. Tax forms are also available online at the IRS website for federal forms and at the State of California Franchise Tax Board website for state forms.

Lizard Lady
Thursday February 12 at 3 PM
Teressa Killeen, the Lizard Lady, will bring snakes, lizards, and other reptiles for children to see! Using a blend of science, geography, and personal history, Lizard Lady tells a story about each special animal.

Storytime
Hora de Cuentos Bilingües / Bilingual Storytime
Martes a las 11 AM / Tuesdays at 11 AM
Programa interactivo de cuentos para hablantes de inglés, español o los dos. El programa es para todos los niños, pero es ideal para los de 2 hasta 4 años de edad. Interactive storytime for speakers of Spanish, English, or both. All ages are welcome but storytime is specifically geared to 2 - 4 year olds and kids are encouraged to participate.

Pajama Storytime: Mondays at 7 PM for children 3 and up

Itsy-Bitsy Storytime: Thursdays at 11 AM for children 18 months - 3 years

Once Upon a Time: Library Storytime on San Bruno Cable
Can’t get to the library for storytime? Now storytime can come to you! San Bruno Cable Channel 11 is airing “Once Upon a Time,” a children’s storytime featuring library staff. The air times are:

10 AM - Sunday, Monday, Friday, Saturday
1:30 PM - Tuesday, Thursday
2 PM - Monday, Wednesday, Friday
7 PM - Monday, Wednesday

No access to San Bruno Cable? Storytime is also available on the Internet.

The Third Thursday Bibliomaniacs will be discussing The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows in February. The letters comprising this small charming novel begin in 1946, when single, 30-something author Juliet Ashton (nom de plume Izzy Bickerstaff) writes to her publisher to say she is tired of covering the sunny side of war and its aftermath. When Guernsey farmer Dawsey Adams finds Juliet's name in a used book and invites articulate—and not-so-articulate—neighbors to write Juliet with their stories, the book's epistolary circle widens, putting Juliet back in the path of war stories.

The Third Thursday Bibliomaniacs is San Bruno Public Library's book discussion group and meets the third Thursday every month in City Hall, Room #113 at 7 PM. The next meeting will be on February 19.

For Presdient's Day, the Library will close Saturday - Monday, February 14-16, 2009. The Library will reopen on Tuesday, February 17, 2009.