Dec 2018
Adult Program
Crochet and Craft
First and Third Thursday **New Day**
Jan 4 and 18
Time: 3pm
Description:
Want to learn how to crochet? Have a project you’re working on that you want to show off, need help with? Come to the library and learn or teach a handcraft (knitting, sewing, crochet, cross-stitch, macrame, origami, chainmail, whatever). Crafters of all ages and genders are welcome. Bring supplies and we’ll build the expertise together.
Rosa Parks Page Turners Book Club
Second Wednesday
Jan 10
Time: 11:00am
Title: Last Words
Author: Michael Koryta
Description: Mark Novak just wants to come home. Still mourning the death of his wife, private investigator Mark Novak accepts a case that may be his undoing. On the same day his wife died, the body of a teenage girl was pulled from the extensive and perilous cave system beneath Southern Indiana. Now the man who rescued the girl, who was believed to be her killer, begs Novak to uncover what really happened. ~Amazon summary
Novel Colors
Last Wednesday
Jan 31
Time: 6:30pm
LOCATION: Books-a-Million in Eastchase
Really want to join a book club but don’t really like to read? Come join us at Books-a-million as we talk and color. Read the book, or don’t! Browse with a new friend. Just want to color and enjoy our company? You’re welcome! Bring your own supplies or use some of ours. Coloring sheets provided.
Title: Vision, vol. 1 and 2
Authors/Illustrators: Tom King, Gabriel Hernandez Walta, Michael Walsh
Available on Hoopla
Description:
*note* We will be focusing on Vol 2, but it is highly recommended you read Vol 1 for backstory, etc.
Once upon a time, a robot and a witch fell in love. But the story of Scarlet Witch and Vision was just the start. Vision has built a new life for himself – a new family. Yet while every family has its share of skeletons in the closet, for the Visions those skeletons are real. And now the family’s facade is crumbling. The Avengers know the truth. That Vision’s wife has killed. That the synthezoid lied to protect her. And that lie will follow lie, death will pile upon death. The Avengers know they need to act. Tragedy is coming, and it will send the Android Avenger into a devastating confrontation with Earth’s Mightiest Heroes. Nobody is safe. ~Hoopla description
Genealogy Sessions
Fridays (except holidays)
10:30-11:15 AND 2:30-3:15
Pre-registration IS required.
Sign up for a one on one genealogy session with librarian Amy Campbell. She’ll show you beginning tips and tricks for tracing your ancestry. If you’ve already been working on your tree, find ways to digitize your information to keep better track during your research. Email, Call, or come in to set up your 45 minute session.
334-240-4979
All Ages
Mid-Afternoon Movie
Third Friday
Jan 19
Time: 3:00pm
Joins us for a mid afternoon movie after work or school. Bring snacks, suggest titles for future viewings, talk with friends or make new ones. Movies will be PG-13 rating or lower, but parents are responsible for researching movie before allowing children to view. Call to ask what movie we’re showing or to suggest a title.
Children’s Programs
Story time!
Mondays and Tuesdays – 10am (Except holidays)
All storytimes will include song and dance so we can keep our bodies as active as our minds!
Jan 2
We’ll be exploring a classic as we read Little Red Riding Hood (Pinkney), everyone knows this classic about a little girl on her way to grandma’s and a sneaky wolf. Llama Llama Red Pajama (Dewdney) Dewdney is about a little llama who gets upset during bedtime.
Jan 8 and 9
Can You Make a Scary Face (Thomas)? If you can, we need your help! If you made a scary enough face, we may tell you to Leave Me Alone! (Brosgol).
Jan 14 and 15
Granny has her grandson over for the first time, What? Cried Granny (Lum). In other amazing news There’s a Giraffe in my Soup (Burach).
Jan 22
I Am a Cat (Berstein) and there are so many different cats to be! Listen to My Trumpet (Willems) as Piggie tries to speak to Gerald.
Jan 28 and 29
Movie day!
