News from Monona Public Library — November 11, 2021 |
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November is Native American Heritage Month
Here are some excellent titles that celebrate rich and diverse cultures, traditions, and histories and acknowledge the important contributions of Native Americans. Click on a book and place a hold to pick up some of these, or others by the same author or on the same subject. Need help placing holds? Email or call the library for assistance.
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Monona Public Library Foundation
For those interested in naming Monona Public Library Foundation, Inc in their estate planning, please contact sally@mononalibrary.org for information that may be useful to the drafting attorney. Learn more about Monona Public Library Foundation at mymonona.com/485.
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With instructions from Creativebug.com, we’ll create peony blooms that can bring a bit of brightness through the winter months. Using tissue paper, floral wire, and floral tape, Creativebug.com creator Livia Cetti of The Green Vase, will demonstrate how you can create beautiful blooms to enjoy year-round. Information about kit pickup and joining the online session will be shared with registered participants the week before the program. A list of basic supplies to gather at home will also be provided.
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Join us online for an introduction to the Monona ARC, a group started by 6 Monona citizens committed to community conversations about the issues of race, inclusivity, and diversity in Monona.
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What happens when someone dies without a will? Who inherits? Plus answers to frequently asked questions about Probate Court.
This is the last of a three-part series on the basics, benefits, and tax implications of putting your financial ducks in a row now. Recordings of the first two sessions can be found on the library's youtube page.
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Friday Morning Book Group
The Friday Morning Book Group is online! The program focuses on thought-provoking and enjoyable reads in a variety of genres, including both fiction and non-fiction. This is a casual, drop-in group, so please join us when you can! This book discussion will take place on Zoom. Regular print, large print, and book on CD copies will be available at the library one month before the book discussion.
Every Third Friday, 10-11:30 am
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Every Wednesday we will play Jackbox games, Among Us, Skribble.io, Minecraft, and other free-to-play games that are available on multiple devices! Discord (free voice chat service) is required to participate. If you're interested in joining, email Tiffany for a link to the Discord server: tiffany@mononalibrary.org.
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This Month is Native American Heritage Month! We are partnering with the Ho Chunk Nation to bring an exciting Take & Make reflective of Ho Chunk culture mid-November! For details, visit our events calendar.
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@ 10:30am
Enjoy storytimes with Angelika as she reads books, sings songs, and shares early literacy tips. Ages 2-5 but younger and older siblings/friends are always welcome.
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Short on time to place holds or browse the shelves? Have our Youth Services Team do it for you! We are here to help families who are limited on time or don't feel comfortable coming into the library due to COVID. By filling out our Book Bundle Form, you can highlight age groups, reading level, and interests of the children we are bundling for.
We can't wait to make some awesomely curated picks for you and your family!
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EVENTS
Adults, Children, Tweens, Teens, and Families! Our service model has shifted to provide virtual programming for all ages. Here are ways to connect with us online:
FACEBOOK LIVE NOTIFICATIONS
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YOUTUBE CHANNEL
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