NOVEMBER NEWS
from the library

Questions? Please call 802.457.2295 or email circulation@normanwilliams.org

Book Talk & Author Signing
Saturday, November 16
2:00 - 3:30 pm
Local author N.E.Cardenuto will present background information for her book, The Hope of Poker Westman.

Emotionally lost and alone in the world, Poker Westman is yanked out of all he knows by his father. Together, they move to Irian Jaya, Indonesia, to escape the deep scars of the past. Read more...

Suitable for young adults too! 
Book Talk: Children's Author
Meet Author Deanna Cook: Cooking Class Global Feasts!
Saturday, Nov 16
2 - 3:00 pm
Especially for KIDS ages 4-12
but all are welcome!

Author Deanna Cook will give a quick talk about her new children’s cookbook: “Cooking Class Global Feasts!” Kids can also taste test fruits, veggies, and snacks from around the world. In her kids’ cookbook, young chefs go on a tasty tour all around the globe and cook up breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert. Read how to make Irish soda bread, ANZAC biscuits, ramen noodle soup, mango lassi, and more. Books to purchase be for sale and Deanna Cook will be available for signing.

Rajput Indian Images
Paintings & Drawings
by Sonja Olson
November 15-December 31

The NWPL Art Committee invites you to an artist reception on Friday, Nov 22, 4:30-5:30 pm with Sonja Olson
on the Mezzanine Gallery.
GivingTuesday is a global day of giving celebrated in the U.S. on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. On December 3, Facebook is partnering to support the Norman Williams Public Library and other nonprofits and will match up to $100,000 of funds raised for NWPL on Facebook. Matching funds are exhausted very quickly, usually well before 9 AM. Stay tuned for details!
UPCOMING PRESENTATIONS
sponsored by Women for a Change
Monday, Dec. 9, 4:30-5:30pm
Meet with
filmmaker Anne Macksoud
to view and discuss her latest short film ROLLBACKS: An Assault Against Life on Earth , a sobering but hopeful wake-up call and a call to action on the subject of climate change.The conversation will include ways that we–individually and collectively–can respond to that call.
Tech Tutoring at the Library
What would you like to do with your smart phone, iPad or tablet?
Need help with texting, calling, & using apps?
Call or email Meg Brazill at the library for an appointment for a one-to-one tutoring session.
or call 457-2295
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