Did you know the Wauseon Public Library has more than just books? From printing to faxing and computer and internet services, the library is ready to help assist our patrons to the best of our ability.

Leap Into Learning with StoryTime at the Wauseon Public Library! Perfect for children ages 0-5 and their caregivers, Leap Into Learning combines Read, Write, Play, Talk, and Sing with Ohio's Early Development Standards--effectively bridging the educational gap between infancy and preschool.

Join Kenzie and Connie Tuesdays at 11:00AM for reading, music, movement, and more!

Registration is required for the free monthly book. Drop-ins for StoryTime are always welcome!

For more information on our Children's Programming, contact Kenzie at mkeene@seolibraries.org or call us at (419) 335-6626!

This month, our Romance Book Club is discussing The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren! Copies of the book are available in regular, large print, and audio format at the library. Stop in and grab your copy today!

"The Unhoneymooners" by Christina Lauren follows Olive, an unlucky woman who must impersonate her identical twin sister, Ami, on a honeymoon with her archenemy, Ethan, after a wedding food poisoning incident, ultimately leading to unexpected romance. 

On Tuesday, July 22nd at 6:30 pm, our Mystery Book Club is discussing When All The Girls Have Gone by Jayne Ann Krentz! Copies of the book are available in regular, large print, and audio format at the library. Stop in and grab your copy today!

In Jayne Ann Krentz's "When All the Girls Have Gone," Charlotte Sawyer teams up with struggling PI Max Cutler to find her step-sister Jocelyn, who has vanished after one of her friends is found dead. 

The Wauseon Public Library would like to thank all of our wonderful sponsors that truly made the 2025 Summer Reading Program a success! Thank you to: Skye Cinema, Imagination Station, Chief Supermarkets, Wauseon Rollercade, King's Island, Armstrong Air & Space Museum, Biggby Coffee, Spangler Candy, Toledo Mudhens, Tiny's Dairy Barn, First Christian Church, Wauseon American Legion (Post 265) and the Wauseon Veterans of Foreign Wars (Post 7424). And thank you to all of our wondeful patrons who joined us for a summer of fun and reading!

With five confirmed victims but claiming responsibility for 37, the Zodiac Killer used strange cyphers to challenge authorities, cyphers which have never been solved.To this day, the zodiac killer remains unidentified.Join us on Thursday, July 31st at 6 pm for our next True Crime case discussion: the Zodiac Killer! Any questions may be directed to Amber McWatters at 419-335-6626 or amcwatters@seolibraries.org