Visit the 2nd floor children's department to celebrate the fun and magic of poetry. Get started
For grades 7- 12. Read & review the hottest new YA titles. Thurs. 4/18 at 5 pm. More about {home_sub_head}
Grades 1 - 5, explore hands-on science awesomeness. Fri 4/18 at 4:15 More about {home_sub_head}
By Roberta
April 15 • Happening at the library
Do you feel like you have a writer in you, just waiting to get out? We can help strengthen that creative spirit. The library hosts a regular writing group, offers specialized workshops, networking opportunities in your favorite fiction genre, even a chance to step up to the mike and declaim on your own. More on “Cultivate Your Creativity!”"→
By Lynne
April 11 • Happening at the library
World Book Night is an annual event, each April 23rd (Happy Birthday, Shakespeare!), when book lovers everywhere have an opportunity to share their love of reading. 36 books, 33 titles, half a million copies, being given away by tens of thousands of readers on two continents, all on one night, in the hopes of sparking book love in someone new. That’s my kind of word problem. Shakespeare would approve.
Have you read this year's World Book Night picks? More on “World Book Night”"→
By Sara
April 7 • Happening at the library
Poetry is NOT a bad word! There are those among us who, when we hear the word "poetry" shudder as we recall the anguish of having to memorize a dry and boring poem for a 5th grade teacher or analyze the meaning of a poem in high school. If that sounds familiar, then the idea of celebrating poetry might seem strange indeed.
More on “Playing with Words”"→Apr 17 11:30 AM | Thursday
This lab is a hands-on opportunity to work with a library staff member to learn MyMediaMall for free downloadable audiobooks and eBooks, as well as magazines, music and movies.
Apr 18 5:00 PM | Friday
Come hang out with the Shelfies! Well talk about a new book at each meeting: what we liked, what we didnt like and everything in between. Get your copy of the book from the Readers Services Desk one month before the meeting. Bring your opinions, we'll bring the coffee and hot chocolate. For teens in grades 7-12
Friday, April 18th 4-5pm - More than This by Patrick Ness
Thursday, June 26rd 4-5pm - Ready Player One by Ernest Cline
Wednesday, August 20th 4-5pm - If He Had Been with Me by Laura Nowlin
Monday, October 13th 4-5pm - 45 Pounds (more or less) by K.A. Barson
Monday, December 22nd 4-5pm - The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey
Apr 21 6:30 PM | Monday
This advanced class will cover additional formulas (Countit, If, Degree, Even, Odd, Upper, Lower) and show you how to Merge/Unmerge Cells, Wrap Text, Format Tables, Conditional Formatting, and create Pivot Tables. You will need to have a working knowledge of Microsoft Excel to appreciate this class.
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