Through its purchase of current books and multimedia materials, and unique local collections,
the library encourages a love of reading for recreation and lifelong learning. - excerpt from the Mission Statement
In order to fulfill the library's mission, the collection provides access to information in print, audio, video, and electronic formats. These resources include:
- Fiction and Nonfiction books including Bestsellers
- Large Print
- Reference
- Magazines and Newspapers
- Audiobooks on CD and tape
- CDs
- DVDs and Videos
New book list
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All magazines can be checked out except for the current issue. The Library keeps issues for about 1 year.
In addition, please take a look at the Vermont Online Library for full access to many, many more magazines!
- American Girl - Children’s room
- Artists Magazine
- Backyard Poultry - Donation
- Backhome
- Better Homes and Gardens
- Bird Watcher’s Digest
- Business Week – Donation
- Civil War Times
- Consumer Reports
- Cooking Light
- Country Living
- Cricket – Children’s room
- Discover
- Eating Well
- Economist
- Entertainment Weekly
- Everyday Food
- Everton’s Genealogical Helper
- Family Fun
- Family Handyman
- Fine Homebuilding
- Gamepro – Teen area
- Good Housekeeping
- Health
- Home Education
- Instyle
- Kids Discover – Children’s room
- Kiplinger’s Personal Finance
- Knit ‘n Style
- Ladybug – Children’s room
- Mad – Teen area
- Martha Stewart Living
- Money
- Mothering
- Nation
- National Geographic
- National Geographic Traveler
- Natural Life
- New Yorker
- Newsweek
- Nickelodeon – Children’s room
- Organic gardening
- Outdoor Photographer
- Outside
- Pack o Fun
- Paper Crafts
- Parents
- PC World
- People
- Popular Photography
- Quilter’s Newsletter
- Ranger Rick – Children’s room
- Real Simple
- Rolling Stone
- Runner’s World
- Seed
- Seventeen – Teen area
- Smithsonian
- Sports Illustrated
- Sports Illustrated for Kids – Children’s room
- Teen Vogue
- Time
- Utne Reader
- Vanity Fair
- Vegetarian Times
- Vermont Life
- Vermont Magazine
- Workbench
- Writer’s Digest
- Yankee
Professional collection
- Booklist
- Library Journal
- Publisher’s Weekly
- School Library Journal
- Voice of Youth Advocates (VOYA)
Newspapers
- Burlington Free Press
- Mountain Gazette
- New York Times –Sunday edition only
- Elderhostel
The library currently has five public access computers for patrons to use to search the Internet and to do other personal computing. The following software is available on some or all of the computers:
The Deborah Rawson Memorial and Jericho Town Libraries co-host Vermont Council on the Humanities
Book Discussion programs at least once a year. The last series featured South Africa.
The Deborah Rawson Book Lovers discussion group meets the second Tuesday of every month in
the program room of the library. Registration is required to be a part of the group.
Please call the library, 899-4962, for more information.
