MENTONE — Bell Memorial Public Library will be closed from Sunday, Dec. 23 to Tuesday, Dec. 25. The staff at Bell Memorial Public Library wishes you and yours a very happy and safe holiday season.

Join the library for Story Hour at 10 a.m. every Friday. Children listen to a story, sing songs and make a craft.

Have you heard of Hoopla? Hoopla is a digital media service that allows you to borrow movies, music, audiobooks, eBooks, comics and television shows to enjoy on a computer, tablet, or phone. With no waiting, titles can be streamed immediately or downloaded to phones or tablets for offline enjoyment later; titles cannot be downloaded to computers. Come see any staff member at Bell Memorial Public Library for information on how to get started.

Do you love fitness? If so, please join the library every Wednesday evening for Zumba and yoga. Zumba begins at 5:30 p.m. and yoga begins at 6:45 p.m. For more information, please contact Eva Mudd at (574) 253-5593 or [email protected]. Ask to join the Facebook group “Eva’s Zumba and Yoga Community Classes.”

Do you not have Internet access at home? Let the library help with that. The Bell Memorial Library is circulating an Internet hotspot. These devices are about the size of a large cellphone and connect the user to the Internet via cellphone towers. The device will circulate for a week and units can be reserved. For more information, contact Stephen Boggs at (574) 353-7234 or via e-mail at [email protected].

New books coming soon include “The First Coding Book” by Kiki Prottsman, “My Hero Academia 3” by Hideyuki Furuhashi, “The Night Agent” by Matthew Quirk, “Oath of Office” by Marc Cameron, “One Fatal Mistake” by Tom Hunt, “One Tough Cowboy” by Lora Leigh, “Playing for Keeps” by Jill Shalvis, “Queen of the World” by Robert Hardman, “Rapid Falls” by Amber Cowie, “Rock Stars at Home” by Chris Charlesworth, “Saving Alex” by Alex Cooper, “The Scouting Guide to First Aid” by Boy Scouts of America, “Searching for You” by Jody Hedland, “Secrets at Cedar Cabin” by Colleen Coble, and “A Serial Killer’s Daughter” by Kerri Rawson.