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Weekly Program Bulletin

June 13, 2022

Registration is Open!

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Deadline for Entries:

Extended to June 17

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Bloom Truck & Bookmobile

The Bloom Truck travels to locations throughout the Wood River Valley during the summer month offering books and free healthy lunches.

Monday-Friday

Bloom Truck schedule

Story Time: Fairy Tales

Monday, June 13

10:30 - 11:00 a.m.

Tree House

Above: Dylan Tomine

• Library and Museum CLOSED June 20 in honor of Juneteenth
• Bloom Truck & Bookmobile
• Creative Writing Workshop
• Tech Help Desk
• Lunch & Lit
• Wader Testing Clinic with the Patagonia Fish Team
• Headwaters: The Adventures, Obsession, and Evolution of a Fly Fisherman

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". . .both men are questioning their trajectories in life, but they never question their love for each other.”

Kelly Noble, Gold Mine Processing Manager, recommends Swimming in the dark by by Tomasz Jedrowski.

I love this story but (spoiler alert) the ending is sad. This is a captivating love story between two young college students set in Communist Poland in the 1980s. . .a love story that mirrors life in many ways with all its pain and suffering.

This novel is beautifully written and captivates the reader in such a way that I found it difficult to put down. 

The story has a sad ending, but I believe the more we learn about the impact of discrimination, especially on the LGBTQ community, the more we can change the future.

Read Kelly's entire Book Review here.

Find more staff book recommendations here.

Hi! My name is Lila and I am 14 years old. I like baking, painting, and playing volleyball, but I especially love reading. I always enjoy getting good book recommendations so I thought I would write one. For my Book Beat review, I read The Perks of Being a Wall Flower, by Stephen Chbosky.

The Perks of Being A Wallflower is a realistic young adult novel that starts with Charlie Kelmickis writing to an anonymous friend.

Charlie is a socially awkward teen with scarce friends, but he hopes to meet some during his first year of high school. One big problem is that he’s a wallflower. He sits and observes but never takes action to strike up a conversation.

This changes when he meets Sam and Patrick. . .

Read Lila's entire Book Beat Review here.

See all Book Beat Reviews here.

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