The 2009 National Book Awards were presented on Wednesday. Fiction Winner: Let the Great World Spin , by Colum McCann In the dawning light o...

The Youth Services Winter/Spring 2010 Program Schedule is now available . Our program registration is by lottery. Pick up a registration pos...

Throughout the world, the week before Thanksgiving is set aside as a time to celebrate the time-honored art of storytelling and story listen...

It's here! Each year our Youth Services Librarian and young readers put together a list of recommended books to buy for holiday gifts. O...

Once told by an interviewer, "Everybody would like to be Cary Grant," Grant is said to have replied, "So would I." Here ...

Emily’s Ghost , published by Norton, and written by Denise Giardina, is a fabulous book. The premise that Emily Bronte’s tale needed telling...

The Old Greenwich Lions Club is selling grapefruits and oranges, as part of its annual fund-raising effort to flight blindness worldwide. Fr...

click to see a larger version Klara Zimmerman, a junior at Greenwich High School, took this neat photo of Perrot's cupola for an art cl...

Perrot Event Reminder: New York Times best-selling author Tracy Kidder will discuss his books, Mountains Beyond Mountains and Strength in ...

The Greenwich Citizen ran two articles about Perrot recently. One article profiled Perrot's Young Critics' Club (YCC) [ http://www....

Excerpts from our evening of fear, on October 26th, 2009...

I just attended a wonderful reading of Washington Irving’s “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.” It took place at the Old Dutch Church in Sleepy Ho...

Youth Services has a special drawing contest going on now! Pick up an entry form at the Youth Services Desk, and draw us your version of a ...

The National Book Awards present the best in four genres of published works: Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, and Young People’s Literature. The...

Perrot is now available to answer your reference and circulation questions via AOL Instant Messenger. Our screen names are AskPerrot (for re...