It's time to brush up on your reading of this favourite set of books, as the library is holding two Harry Potter trivia evenings in November.

One for under 12 years, to be held on November 10, at the library from 6pm to 8pm and one for the over 12-year-olds to be held on November 17, at the same place and time.

So jump aboard the Knight Bus and come into the library, or ring 6740 2190 to book your place.

Come alone and be allocated a Hogwarts house, or come as a team of four! Places are strictly limited to 16 - four people in each of the four houses - so book now to secure a spot.

There's a $5 charge, and the evening includes pizza and Butterbeer, as well as trivia quizzes, seek and find the Harry Potter objects, jigsaws and other activities.

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Dress-up is optional, and there are cool prizes for the best houses.

If there is enough interest, we will run an evening for adults. Just let us know if you are interested - ring 6740 2190 or come into the library and ask the friendly staff.

And, of course, if you wish to brush up on your Harry Potter knowledge before the day, all the books are available from the library.

Plenty of other titles have been added to the library collection as well.

Included in the new books are The contented bee: inspiration and practical tips to keep your backyard bees happy, healthy and productive. Part one includes chapters on beekeeping basics, pests and diseases, planting for your bees, and harvesting, and using your produce which includes honey recipes for food and some body maintenance items such as lip balm.

Two Australian authors have just written new novels: Tricia Stringer's latest novel is The family inheritance and Belinda Alexandra has written The mystery woman.

Have you been waiting for the next Strike novel? Robert Galbraith has written, finally, the fifth in this set. Troubled blood is a mystery novel that is sure to please.

All these books are ready to be borrowed, so come on in and check them out.