Join us for a Grief Awareness Seminar
in the Community Room.
Certified Grief Recovery Specialist Geoff Winfree, LMFT, will help us learn common misconceptions about grief and give us tools to help down the path to recovery.
Want to have extra books and movies on hand so you can relax at home, but worried about needing to return them during the chaos?
Check out what you need now and don’t worry about needing to return them until after the crowds go home. (One week items – like DVDs – checked out prior to August 9 will still be due before the eclipse.)
Also, we will be closed Saturday, August 19th, and Monday, August 21st.
Delaney Grace is just a normal girl, living in a world where aliens have recently revealed their presence. They are very similar to humans in nature, but far more advanced in technology. Delaney’s best friend Mariana is obsessed with these alien races and spends a lot of time learning about them. Now she’s on her way to her first blind date, with Delaney as her wing man.
Unfortunately, while Mariana is busy with her new conquest, Delaney runs into trouble and ends up kidnapped by the Vakar and taken to their world. Now she must play the part of the missing alien princess to avoid intergalactic war. Which would be so much easier if everyone wasn’t trying to kill her. Everyone except her own royal guard, Ruckus, that is. Soon they are feeling their own sparks, but as Delaney wants nothing more than to return to her own planet, will it be for naught?
While some of the characters were little more than stereotypes, for the most part they were believable and engaging. The world Feener has created here is one that lends itself to many adventures to come. Can’t wait to see the rest of this series, and whatever else she comes up with as well.
This is a great new sci-fi romance, perfect for fans of These Broken Stars by Amie Kaufman and Megan Spooner. Fair warning though – this leaves readers with an awful cliffhanger ending, so be prepared to wait anxiously for book 2.
For teens ages 12 through 17; all supplies provided!
Saturday, June 24th, will be a great day to come to the library for some fun demos and information. All activities will either meet in the Community Room or be held there. Here is the schedule:
All activities are available for teens and adults (ages 12 and older); the towel origami can also be enjoyed by tweens through adults (ages 9 and older).
You can build a better world this summer by participating in one of the library’s service projects. To get involved, come to one of the introductory sessions in our Community Room. We’ll give you all the details then:
STITCHERS (for teens and adults ONLY – ages 12-Adults):
READERS (for tweens, teens, and adults – ages 9-Adult):