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Book Clubs
Looking for a book club or film discussion group to join? Check out these
clubs to find a discussion group that matches your interests, or get
started with our online book clubs. Drop-in and visit the club of your
choice. New members are always welcome. Visit the
Books, DVDs, CDs page of
MyLibrary.us to view more information on each club.
Book Lovers' Book Club
Carbon Valley Regional Library
6:00 pm, August 31
Lake Wobegan 56 by Garrison Keillor
Centennial Park Evening Book Club
Centennial Park Library
6:30 pm, August 9
Please select a book by Dashiell Hammett.
Farr Evening Book Club
Farr Regional Library
6:30 pm, August 18
Farr Non-Fiction Book Club
Farr Regional Library
1:00 pm, August 2
Growing up Bin Laden: Osama's Wife & Son Take Us Inside their Secret
World by Najwa Bin Laden, Omar Bin Laden and Jean Sasson OR The Bin
Ladens: An Arabian Family in the American Century by Steve Coll
Farr Tuesday Afternoon Book Club
Farr Regional Library
1:30 pm, August 17
The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck
Great Books Reading and Discussion Program
Centennial Park Library
2:00 pm, August 23
The Book of Genesis from the Bible
Mead Seniors Book Club
Carbon Valley Regional Library
2:00 pm, August 17
Join us in the meeting room at the Mead Town Hall at 441 Third Street in
Mead to discuss some fantastic fiction.
Mystery at Lunch Book Club
Centennial Park Library
11:30 am, August 12
Please select a mystery by Rochelle Krich.
Off the Shelf Online Book Club on goodreads.com
Carbon Valley Regional Library
You are invited to join other book lovers on Goodreads.com, a well known networking website
for readers. Sign up today with your name, email, and a password at Goodreads.com. It's free! Keep track of what
you've already read and what you want to read next on your own personal bookshelves. Then, join our Carbon Valley Off the Shelf Book Group to discover more inspirational authors, share great books, read reviews, or even start a discussion.
Popular Fiction Book Club
Erie Community Library
11:30 am, August 9
Bring your sack lunch; we'll provide the beverages.
Barnes & Noble Bookfair
Barnes & Noble at Centerra, 5835 Skypond Drive, Loveland
Saturday, August 14th
Barnes & Noble will contribute a percentage of every sale made with a
special Bookfair voucher to the High Plains Library District. Vouchers will be
available online at www.MyLibrary.us and in hard copy at any of the HPLD libraries. You can also shop in support of HPLD by shopping online at www.bn.com/bookfairs and include the Bookfair voucher ID on the payment page during checkout.
Programs
(R) indicates registration is required.
Carbon Valley Regional Library
Family Film Night
Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
6:00-7:30 pm, August 5
Nanny McPhee (Rated PG, 97 minutes)
Oscar winner Emma Thompson writes and stars in this adaptation of the "Nurse
Mathilda" books. Nanny McPhee comes to the house of Mr. Brown and his seven
ill-behaved children. They have dispensed with seventeen nannies before her and
see Nanny McPhee as no different. However, she seems to have mystical powers
that start to control them and lead to startling consequences in this magical
comedy.
Writer's Group
(adults and teens)
6:00 pm, August 10
Are you interested in writing? Sharing your ideas with others? Want to
learn how to get published? Then come and join this group of enthusiastic,
passionate, avid and eager writers who focus on a different topic each
month. Bring dinner if you like; beverages will be available.
Centennial Park Library
The Job Corner
9:00 am-4:00 pm and 7:00-9:00 pm, Monday-Thursday
10:00 am-5:00 pm, Friday and Saturday
1:00 pm-5:00 pm, Sunday
The Job Corner is available for many of your job search needs. We offer Resume
Maker, print and database resources, and a friendly word of encouragement to
help you land that perfect job. A world of opportunity awaits you so stop by
today. Located in the Resource Center.
High Plains Job Network
10:30 am, Fridays
Looking for a job can be a lonely and alienating experience. Join our
weekly support group for individuals who are currently looking for a job
and would like to network with other job seekers. Come and share your
experience with others. Coffee and tea provided.
Knitter's Circle - All Needleworkers Welcome
(ages 18 and up)
6:30 pm, August 2
Bring your knitting needles, crochet hooks, or any type of needlework and
join us. All skill levels welcome. Share your creative experience and your
company. Library craft books will be available for reference.
Page to Screen Film Discussion
5:30 pm, August 3
A Single Man (Rated R, 99 minutes)
This is a story that centers on an English professor who, after the sudden death
of his partner, tries to go about his typical day in Los Angeles.
Create @ Your Library®
2:00 pm, August 14
Join us to learn a variety of craft and creative projects from professional
instructors. This program is free for adults and older children; no
registration required. Supplies provided while they last. Habla español.
Preservation 2010: Recording Family Oral Histories
10:00 am, August 14
This workshop, presented by Georgia Wier, is an introduction to the meaning and
value of an oral history interview, including how it varies from other types of
interviews and how it can be useful for many purposes. She will provide an
explanation and demonstration of interview procedures, ideas for organizing the
interview, practice in techniques, discussion of use of recorders, and resources
available for further study.
Erie Community Library
Edgar Allan Poe - Live
6:30-7:30 pm, August 4
Chautauqua performer Brian Fox Ellis brings America's literary treasure Edgar
Allan Poe to life! It's been said that Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849) invented the
murder mystery. Widely known as a poet, Poe is also considered "father of the
macabre" and creator of the modern short story. Willis is an author,
storyteller, playwright and educator and has traveled the world telling stories.
This is sure to be a memorable evening.
Farr Regional Library
Health Talks
6:30-7:30 pm, August 16
Join Dr. Erik Sorbo of Weld Family Clinic of Chiropractic as he explores a
variety of health and wellness topics.
Lincoln Park Library
Language Café
2:00 pm, Saturdays
Are you learning English as a second language? Come enjoy a cup of coffee
as you practice English conversation with others who are learning the
language.
Comic Book Movie Club
All ages; children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
5:30-7:30 pm, August 11
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