Fort Myers, FL - Gear up, bookworms and event enthusiasts! The Lee County Library System has unveiled an extensive lineup of November programs for bibliophiles and hobbyists of all ages.

Online Opportunities:
Engage in some digital camaraderie at the Online Spanish Conversation Club on Nov. 9. Whether you're polishing your conversational skills or simply looking to practice, this is a perfect fit. Details are available at www.leelibrary.net.

Spotlight on Fort Myers Regional Library: Located at 2450 First St., this local hub is brimming with activities throughout November:

For the Adults:
• Dive into literature with Mona Awad's "All's Well" on Nov. 1.
• Unlock your German ancestry secrets on Nov. 4.
• Express creativity with Ink on Glass Ornaments on Nov. 6.
• Delve into dystopian fiction with "The School for Good Mothers" on Nov. 7.
• Enhance your artistry with Pencil Still Life on Nov. 8.
• Entrepreneurs, get insights on doing business with Lee County on Nov. 13.
• Movie buffs, savor a Hitchcock classic on Film Noir Night on Nov. 14.
• Get crafty with Paper Quilling and discuss "The Tobacco Wives" on Nov. 15.
• Graphic novel enthusiasts, brunch & discuss "My Favorite Thing is Monsters" on Nov. 18.
• Crafters, share and learn at Knit and Stitch on Nov. 28.

Children's Corner:
• Preschool Storytime on Wednesdays.
• Bounce along to Baby Rhyme Time on Thursdays.
• Families, enjoy "Puss and Boots: The Last Wish" movie on Nov. 4.
• Experience interactive Toddler Tales on Tuesdays.
• Erase overdue fines through reading with Kids Read Down Fines on Nov. 18 & 27.

Teens Take the Stage:
• Relish a movie day on Nov. 4.
• Show off anime flair on Nov. 7.
• Dive into STEAM subjects on Nov. 13.
• Belt out at Karaoke for Teens on Nov. 14.
• Minimize fines with Kids Read Down Fines on Nov. 18 & 27.

For registration or more details, ring 239-479-INFO (4636) or hop over to www.leelibrary.net. Dive into a month full of learning, creativity, and community connection!