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Niceville Library Seeks Patron Input for New Materials
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Niceville Library Asks for Your Input on New Materials

The Niceville Public Library is asking residents to recommend new books, movies, music and video games to add to its collection. Patrons can submit suggestions online through their library accounts.

10/11/2026 · Florida edition

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NICEVILLE, FL – The Niceville Public Library wants resident recommendations for new materials. Patrons can suggest books, eBooks, audiobooks, CDs, DVDs, video games and periodicals.

The library aims to update its collection with titles that reflect community interests. Many new acquisitions come directly from patron suggestions.

To submit a recommendation, visit the Niceville Public Library website. Log into your personal account and select the 'Materials Request' option under the 'My Account' menu.

Library staff will review each request and notify the patron of the decision.

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