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Noyes Library for Young Children is the only library in Montgomery County that serves children from birth to age 8 exclusively and their families.
Come visit Noyes Library for Young Children!
And learn more about what Noyes offers and its history.
Montgomery County Public Libraries’ Summer Reading Challenge offers kids and teens a chance to fill their summer with great books and fun activities. This year, we are partnering with the Montgomery Parks Foundation to help preserve our history, increase accessibility, and keep our parks beautiful.
Children 0-12 can earn e-badges throughout the summer and become a:
Participating is easy:
We invite you to explore Montgomery County Public Libraries' strategic plan, where you'll find in-depth information on our mission, vision, values, and goals. Additionally, we encourage you to view our yearly Reports to the Community.
We provide equitable access to information, ideas, and experiences that spark imagination and expand possibilities for all.
Montgomery County Public Libraries are an essential component of a just and equitable community, where all can thrive and grow.
Five ways to help get your child ready to read.
Talk - Introduce new words by talking with children about everything in their world.
Sing - A playful, easy way for children to learn concepts, vocabulary, and more.
Read - Create a love of books, discover new words, and build comprehension.
Write - Connect squiggles on the page to spoken or signed words.
Play - Connect real objects/experiences with spoken, signed, or written words.