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We're so excited to give you a sneak peek of the newly re-designed Summer 2017 newsletter. Expect it to hit your mailboxes early next week. We hope you find something that gets you excited to learn, read, and enjoy a quintessentially Wauconda summer!
Registration for all programs open
Monday, May 15 at 9:00 a.m.
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ADULT
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GENERAL PROGRAMMING
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Conversational Spanish
Because you've been meaning to learn a little Spanish. This fun monthly program will get you going in learning a new language.
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Tuesday, May 16 | 6:30 p.m. Citizenship Class
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Clue: A Mystery Book Club
Rebecca
Friday, May 12 | 10 a.m.
"Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again." This book, written and read like poetry, casts the haunting presence of it's main character on every page. Come prepared for discussion and get a first look at summer 2017 picks.
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YOUNG ADULTS | AGES 12-18
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KIDS CITY |
FAMILY PROGRAMS
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Just a friendly reminder; The green screen fun in Studio 801 doesn't have to stop once the Star Wars Celebration does. The Studio is open whenever the Library is an is available for all ages to use. Need special help bringing your creative vision to life?
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Into the Water
by Paula Hawkins
Submitted by Kelly K.
Wow, what a follow-up to The Girl on a Train! Even more complex with a skillfully executed plot, this tense thriller does not disappoint. With elements of memory, betrayal, family secrets and ghosts from the past, this story will unnerve you until the very last sentence. . . and after.
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The Good Girl
by Mary Kubica
Submitted by Katie B.
Talk about non-stop suspense! Told from three different perspectives, during the kidnapping, after the kidnapping when they are trying to piece together what happened, and from the detective while he is hunting for the kidnapper. Revelations, secrets, some major dysfunction. A book where the lines between the good guys and bad guys are blurred. Well written, suspenseful and utterly engrossing!
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Once in a Blue Moon Lodge
by Lorna Landvik
Submitted by Terri S.
A hopeful tale full of charm and warmth in which love is the glue that holds people together. Although written as a sequel to Patty Jane’s House of Curl, this enjoyable novel serves just fine as a stand alone. Witty, cozy and fun, this is a story I wish I could crawl right into and be a part of! For fans of Fannie Flagg and Elin Hilderbrand .
(Adult Fiction)
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11 Birthdays
by Wendy Mass
Submitted by Katie B.
Amanda and Leo's lives are linked. Not only were they born on the same day, in the same town, but they are best friends. And for the first 10 years of their lives, they've celebrated their birthdays with a joint party. That is until Leo ruined everything. And now, Amanda and Leo are turning eleven and having separate parties. For the first time ever. And celebrating separately has put Amanda in a funk. And her eleventh birthday is not ideal, to say the least. But then a weird thing happens. She wakes up the next morning, and it's her birthday all over again. And again. And again. And again. If she doesn't figure out why this is happening, she's going to lose her mind, and fast. And as she begins to search for answers, she discovers that she and Leo share more than their birthdays.
(Juvenile Fiction)
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