Welcome to Hometown Public Library!
Address | Contact Information
4331 Southwest Highway Hometown, IL 60456
Hours
Open today | 12:00 pm – 05:00 pm |
Library News
Free Books!
Level up at your Library!
Level up at your Library!
FREE books in our cart outside across City Hall. Adult, YA and children's books are always available. Donations are welcome!
Ask our librarians about our
Book and Movie Sale.
Level up at your Library!
Level up at your Library!
Level up at your Library!
Summer Reading Program
June 2 through August 18
ALL AGES ENCOURAGED!
Complete each week for a prize and win a raffle ticket for a bigger prize!
Stop by today to start your reading journey!
Library of Things!
Level up at your Library!
Library of Things!
Check out the new collection of items at our library!
We have items such as: Cricut machines, games, small exercise equipment, tablets, LED Projectors, low vision assistance equipment, webcams, and microphones ready to go!
Resources available with your library card!
Explore More Illinois
Find fun and educational places to go to for FREE with Explore More Illinois using your Hometown Public Library Card!
Don't forget to ask about our Museum Passes at the library!
You must have a Hometown Public Library Card to request a pass.
Library World Opac
Search our library's catalog for books, audio books, eBook, magazines, movies and more!
Using our library's catalog, you can easily check if we have what that you are looking for!
Boundless
Boundless
Gain access to eBooks and audiobooks from home and on your device with Boundless!
Stop in to get set up with your account.
New Summer Reads
Adult
National bestseller, Sarah strings together the stories of faithful women challenging the American Modern Church and its' patriarchal power.
Young Adult
Five teenagers wake up to find their community has disappeared overnight. Secrets brought to light, to piece what happened to their community-and to them.
Juvenile
Best selling author of Restart, the story of a boy who's curiosity leads him to learn secrets of classmates, neighbors, and his town. This story highlights responsibility, actions and its repercussions.
Children's
The first day of school has come, Yesterday and Tomorrow are wondering what the day will bring. After meeting a new friend, Today, they learn the importance of living in the present.