Looking for something to do next Tuesday night-stop by the Lib and sign-up for T.ART!

And the winners are, drum roll please…Sam, the winner of the Flip Camera and Marissa, winner of the iPod! Great job to everyone who participated this year and make sure to pick up your free book if you completed a book log with 2010 pages!

Well the end of SRP 2010. And this year…

That’s almost 2000 pages a day for the months of June and July=Ahhmazing!

Winners will be posted and contacted Monday!

Happy Saturday! It’s almost August (tomorrow-shock, gasp, horror!) so enjoy some new books on the last day in July!

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Hello again! After learning how to crochet in the first hour session, we moved on to these creatures and they turned out (like the name says) creepy and cute! Check ‘em out-

If you couldn’t make the program, be sure to check out the book and let us know what you make!

Time for a teaser on this Tuesday. A new series…The Agency by Y.S Lee

Looking for a mystery? Look no further, Mary Quinn living in Victorian England, age 12 is about to hang for stealing she finds herself at the receiving the end of  a second chance.  Fast forward 5 years and Mary finds the straight and narrow lifestyle a little too boring…so when she gets asked by her benefactors to join their super secret spy ring, of course she accepts. This book starts off the series with a bang and you’ll love some the of shady characters she meets along the way.  Mary sets off to solve a mystery for the agency but then ends up learning more than she bargained for.

If that’s not book of choice-check out the first 9 chapters of the majorly anticipated (and soon to be a movie) I am Number Four by Pittacus Lore- read their book description (below) and then check out the first nine chapters (above)…

“Nine of us came here. We look like you. We talk like you. We live among you. But we are not you. We can do things you dream of doing. We have powers you dream of having. We are stronger and faster than anything you have ever seen. We are the superheroes you worship in movies and comic books—but we are real…”