The Summer Reading Challenge is still running until the end of September.

If you’ve missed it so far, the Challenge is for children aged 4-12 to read six books of their own choice over the summer; register and get a starting pack and for each two books borrowed in a library visit there are stickers to be collected, and there’s a medal and a certificate when the Challenge is completed.

This year’s theme is Mischief Makers, to celebrate 80 years of The Beano, and we have had fun doing lots of Mischief-related activities during the summer.

Baby Rhyme Time is back from Friday, September 14 - it runs every Friday morning in term-time at 11 to 11.45 am for pre-school age children and their adults, with songs, stories and some crafting.

There’s no need to book for this, just turn up and there’s no charge.

The FutureShorts film event is back in Tenby on Thursday, September 27, at 7 pm; for only £5 you get an evening of thought-provoking short films from all over the world and the chance to vote for your favourite. Refreshments are provided and any donations are gratefully received.

On Saturday, September 29, we have the return of the Macmillan World’s Biggest Coffee Morning combined with Tenby Library’s Massive Book Sale; proceeds from the coffee morning go to Macmillan Cancer Support and proceeds from the book sale go to Pembrokeshire Libraries book-buying fund, so you could enjoy yourself with a cake and a book at bargain prices and support two good causes.

On the same day we are also hosting an Arts Festival event: Yoriko Omae is holding a Japanese calligraphy workshop for children of all ages, telling Japanese folk stories and bringing costumes to try out. This event is free, but booking is essential.

New books in this month include novels by Barbara Erskine, Susan Lewis, Peter Robinson and Danielle Steel. Non-fiction new books include Baby Body Language; How to Get on with Anyone; Lisa Riley’s Lose Weight for Life; and a new travel guide on the Greek Islands.

If you prefer to listen to your books, we have new audiobooks by Dilly Court, Maureen Lee and Danielle Steel; The Guernsey Literary andPotato Peel Pie Society and the excellent first series of The Handmaid’s Tale are our new DVDs for rent.

Do you have a smartphone, laptop or tablet computer which you would like to understand a little better?

Our Digital Champion Volunteer Roger runs a drop-in session every Monday morning from 10 am to 12 noon, just bring your gadget along and ask your question.

There’s no need to book and it’s free. If you have a more in-depth question for him, there are two bookable periods, one at 12 to 12.30pm and the other at 12.30 to 1 pm.

If Saundersfoot is more convenient for you, our other Digital Champion Volunteer Simon will be there on Tuesday, October 2, from 10 am to 1pm; it is still free but it is necessary to book in advance.

Call Saundersfoot Library on 01437 776050 or Tenby Library to book.