A not-for-profit, all-volunteer organization, located in the
old Cuttingsville Vermont schoolhouse.

The Library serves as a resource and gathering place
for townspeople of all ages and interests.

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Patrons must add an additional "0" to their library card number to access the Heritage Quest site
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 Museum & Park passes available to borrow:
  • Vermont State Park Pass
  • Vermont State Historical Sites Pass
  • Shelburne Musuem
  • ECHO Pass
  • ​Wonderfeet Kids' museum
 The Science Book Club book for June and July is: Best Science and Nature Writing 2016, edited by Amy Stewart and Tim Folger.
The first discussion will still be:
​Sunday, June 25th.
New Books include:
  • Before We Sleep, the new novel by the beloved Vermont writer, Jeffrey Lent, set on a Vermont farm, where a young girl struggles with the legacy of WWII.
  • No Middle Name: The Complete Collected Jack Reacher Short Stories by Lee Child: Chilling tales for summer by this master of the thriller.
  • Astrophysics for People in a Hurry by astronomer Neil deGrasse Tyson: Short lessons about the universe by this popular scientist.
  • Camino Island by John Grisham: The newest novel by the master of the legal thriller.
  • The Baker’s Secret by Stephen Kiernan: An engaging novel by a Vermont writer,  set in a French village during WWII.
  • The Ministry of Utmost Happiness: The sprawling new novel by Arundhati Roy, activist and author of the best-selling The God of Small Things.
  • Hue 1968: A Turning Point of the American War in Vietnam by journalist Mark Bowden, author of Black Hawk Down.
  • Roads Taken: Contemporary Vermont Poetry edited by Vermont Poet Laureate
   Chard deNiord and former VPL Sydney Lea: A selection of the famous dead and
   the living: a great choice for vacation reading aloud. (You’ll find a neighbor 
   here, and a mention of the library.)
 
New DVDs:
  • Lion, starring Dev Patel, based on a true story of displacement and renewal.
  • The Sorrow and the Pity: the classic documentary by Marcel Ophuls about  WWII France during the German Occupation.