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Weekly Program Bulletin

May 16, 2022

The Library's annual Judith

and Marshall Meyer

Lecture on China.

Game-of-the-Month:

RimWorld

 A sci-fi colony sim driven by an intelligent AI storyteller.

Monday, May 16

10:30 - 11:00 a.m.

Tree House

Lunchtime Language

Drop-in Spanish with Leonardo Padilla

Tuesday, May 17

12:00 - 1:00 p.m.

Programs Studio

Tuesday, May 17

6:00 - 8:00 p.m.

Learning Commons

Tech Help Desk

with Paul Zimmerman

Wednesday, May 18

5:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Drop In: Learning Commons

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Next Week at The Library

• Story Time: Shapes

• Visit Sun Valley Community Meeting

• Creative Writing Workshop

• English Language Learning

• Lunchtime Language: Spanish

• Craig Johnson on the Longmire series

• Kids and YA Summer Reading Kick-Off

"Then the silent calls come everyday . . . Cass doesn’t know who she can trust, including herself.”

Diana Pringle, Retail Associate at the Gold Mine, recommends The Breakdown by B.A. Paris.

The Breakdown follows Cass, who decides to go against the wishes of her husband on a rainy night and take the dangerous shortcut home. She notices a car pulled over with a woman inside, just staring blankly out the window, why wasn't she waving for help?

Feeling spooked, Cass decides to drive off. Days later she finds out the woman was brutally murdered, a woman she had newly befriended.

Cass is overwhelmed with guilt and cannot stop wondering what would have happened if she stopped and helped the woman. Starting that day, her life begins to fall apart. . .

Read Diana's entire Book Review here.

Find More Staff Book Recommendations here.

Hi , I am Ella, dreamer, ski racer, writer, and rock climber. I live in SV, Idaho with my mom, dad, cat, dog, gecko, and fish. For my Book Beat review, I read Inkling, by by Kenneth Oppel.

Inkling is an amazing story about hope in the time of sadness, and how you can find your way back to joy.

Ethan’s dad is an artist and has produced many world renowned comic books. His sister Sarah is sweet and won’t stop talking in the third person.

But Ethan doesn’t know what he is.

He is devastated about his mom’s death, and he is worried about his family. He is mad at his dad for not caring anymore.

Ethan has a drawing assignment at school and it is stressing him out! Everyone assumes he can draw, because his dad can, but in reality he can’t. It makes him question his self worth.

But, that night Inkling is born. . .

Read Ella's entire Book Beat Review here.

See all Book Beat Reviews here.

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