Are you looking to find the book of your dreams? Colfax, Garfield, and Rosalia Libraries are making that possible through WCL’s 5th annual “Blind Date with a Book,” available during February.

To go on a “blind date with a book,” simply browse the display of wrapped up books in the library windows, read the hints, choose your favorite, checkout, unwrap and enjoy. If you’re not sure which to pick, call or email us and a librarian will set you up.

All Colfax participants get a chance at a romantic date, generously donated by Pairings Fine Art & Wine. Garfield blind daters are entered to win a gift certificate from Grumpy’s. Readers in Rosalia will go into a raffle for a free pizza from Whole in the Wall.

With a rating scale of “a major dud” to “red hot,” be sure return the Rate Your Date slip to your library’s book drop, which serves as your entry into these respective drawings.

To sweeten the deal, the first participants will also receive a Valentine’s treat.

*Rosalia’s program ends on February 13th.

If you’re ready to fall in love this February, contact your library for more details.

Here are some reviews that our blind daters shared with us last year:

“Story hooked me! Side plots, mystery, and a surprise ending.” – A Sister’s Hope by Wanda Brunstetter

“Excitement and adventure; amazing exploration.” – The Lost City of Z by David Grann

“Intriguing insight into Arabic culture. I’ve already recommended it to a friend.” – A Woman is No Man by Etaf Rum

“Terrific. Well-rounded characters.” – The Paris Architect by Charles Belfoure

“This one was a tearjerker. I loved how the author was able to tell the story from multiple perspectives. I think this should be read in every high school and college U.S. History class.” – They Called Us Enemy by George Takei

“I was really interested in the story…loved the graphic details.” – The Trial of Lizzie Borden by Cara Robertson

“Cute and honest.” – Please Stop Touching Me & Other Haikus by Cats by Jamie Coleman

“I was intrigued; showed a side rarely seen or known about.” – The Phantom Prince by Elizabeth Kendall, Ted Bundy’s Longtime Girlfriend