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The Davis County Library is patron-focused in providing access to a variety of materials, in many formats, and a range of information services to all Davis County residents. We search for ways to create value for patrons and help them find ways in which the library can be of use in their lives. This is accomplished through quality person-to-person assistance, spaces that meet the community’s expectations for visual interest, comfort, safety, functionality and efficiency, as well as programs and other library services. Patrons are encouraged to manage their own use of library resources in a manner that advances their personal free and open inquiry while also accommodating a variety of users, including minors, and that is respectful of the needs, diverse expectations and investment of all library users and the community as a whole.
10/07/2026
Join us Monday, October 12 at the Syracuse Branch at 6:00 as contributors to the Once and Future Lake anthology share their work, thoughts, and encourage conversation about the Great Salt Lake and what can and should be done to save this important part of the ecosystem.
10/06/2026
When Sophie Steinbeck finds out just before her nuptials that her fiancé has cheated yet again, she desperately wants to call it off. But because her future father-in-law is her dad’s cutthroat boss, she doesn’t want to be the one to do it. Her savior comes in the form of a professional objector, whose purpose is to show up at weddings and proclaim the words no couple (usually) wants to hear at their ceremony: “I object!”
During anti-wedding festivities that night, Sophie learns more about Max the Objector’s job. It makes perfect sense to her: he saves people from wasting their lives, from hurting each other. He’s a modern-day hero. And Sophie wants in.
The two love cynics start working together, going from wedding to wedding, and Sophie’s having more fun than she’s had in ages. She looks forward to every nerve-racking ceremony saving the lovesick souls of the betrothed masses. As Sophie and Max spend more time together, however, they realize that their physical chemistry is off the charts, leading them to dabble in a little hookup session or two—but it’s totally fine, because they definitely do not have feelings for each other. Love doesn’t exist, after all.
And then everything changes. A groom-to-be hires Sophie to object, but his fiancée is the woman who broke Max’s heart. As Max wrestles with whether he can be a party to his ex’s getting hurt, Sophie grapples with the sudden realization that she may have fallen hard for her partner in crime.
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10/06/2026
Librarians emerge as first responders in the fight for democracy and our First Amendment Rights. Join as we view the Emmy®award winning documentary, The Librarians, a rallying cry for the freedom to read! Tonight at 6 pm at the Clearfield Branch. Register at https://ow.ly/GoxN50ZTkPL. Plenty of seats remain.
10/06/2026
It's time for Spooktacular stories, not so frightening tales for the whole family. Tonight at 6:30 at the Layton Branch.
At 7:00 pm join us for After Words at our Centerville Branch. We'll be discussing Scythe by Neal Shusterman.
10/05/2026
Tomorrow at the Clearfield Branch, The Librarians film screening at 6:00 pm.
Registration is recommended at https://ow.ly/8vy150ZTkLA
10/05/2026
10/05/2026
This afternoon at 1:00 pm at the Layton Branch, it's After Words.
We'll be discussing Before and After by Judy Christie and Lisa Wingate.
10/05/2026
Tomorrow night at the Layton Branch get ready for family friendly scares with Spooktacular!
10/04/2026
What will you do this month to celebrate the season? We hope you will spend some time at the library with some SPOOKTACULAR events for the whole family!
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