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Don’t forget a library card among your kids’ back-to-school items PDF Print E-mail
Written by Vicki Hardin   
Tuesday, 27 July 2010

The telltale signs that summer vacation is coming to an end soon are visible at the entrances of local businesses where school supply lists have been placed and in the store isles stacked with notebooks, pencils, backpacks, and more.  However, there is one very important school supply that can only be found at the library and that is a library card.  


Applying for a card is easy!  There is no age limit.  Children need to be accompanied by a parent.  Adults should be able to provide identification and proof of residence in Bossier Parish.  Anyone attending school or working in Bossier Parish is also eligible to apply for a card with proof or school ID.  Cards can be obtained at any of the seven library locations in Bossier Parish.  Be sure to ask for a tour of the library while there.  

The Bossier Parish English Language Arts (ELA) Honors Program for grades 6—8 printouts can still be picked up at any of the Bossier Parish Library children’s areas.  August 11, 2010 is when all tasks will be due.  If your child still needs a list of the expectations with due dates, stop by any of the library branches for a copy.

Benton library is happy to announce a new preschool story time scheduled every Friday for ages 3—5 from 10—11am.  Join the fun with your preschoolers!  For more information call (318)965-2751.

In the New Books section at Bossier Central Library a space has been added for new CDs and Adult Graphic Novels.  New CDs will be easier to find now that they have been separated from all of the other collection.  The content of Adult Graphic Novels is not for children since they contain adult language and situations.             

On Thursday, August 4, 2010, 6—7pm the Bossier Central Book Club will meet at 2206 Beckett Street, Bossier City in the conference room to discuss Young Adult (YA) book, “Tamar” by Mal Peet.  YA coordinator Tonya Oswalt will lead the discussion.

Starting August 9th the La Leche League will sponsor a tri-fold exhibit in the main library with information about breastfeeding your baby.

The second in the series of Resume-Writing and Interview Preparation workshops will be on Thursday, July 29, 2010 at the Bossier Central Library from 12—1pm.  The workshop is free to the public.  Meredith McLellan, MBA, of the University of Phoenix will provide tips on how to prepare an eye catching resume and how to make the best impression during an interview.  To register for the workshop, call (318)746-1693.  

New Books

Fiction
“The Hard Time Bunch” by Clifton Adams
“Pray for Silence” by Linda Castillo
“The Whisperers” by John Connolly
“Everything Lovely, Effortless, Safe” by Jenny Hollowell
“The Cookbook Collector” by Allegra Goodman
“Fire and Ice” by J. A. Jance
“Blockade Billy” by Stephen King
“Stay” by Allie Larkin
“The Devil Amongst the Lawyers” by Sharyn McCrumb
“The Long Way Home” by Robin Pilcher

Nonfiction
“The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Medical Tourism” by Patrick W. Marsek & Frances Sharpe
“The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Fibromyalgia” by Lynne Matallana with Laurence A. Bradley, Ph. D.
“The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Eating Well After Weight Loss Surgery” by Margaret Furtado and Joseph Ewing
“Woodall’s RV Owner’s Handbook” by Gary Bunzer
“Raw for Dessert” by Jennifer Cornbleet
“More Than Just A Game Soccer vs. Apartheid” by Chuck Korr & Marvin Close
“Henry Aaron” by Howard Bryant
“Legacy of Secrecy: The Long Shadow of the JFK Assassination” by Lamar Waldron with Thom Hartmann
“Haunted Heart: The Life and Times of Stephen King” by Lisa Rogak
“A Captain’s Duty” by Richard Phillips with Stephan Talty

Vicki Hardin is an Outreach Services Specialist with the Bossier Parish Library System. Her column runs each week in the Bossier Press-Tribune                    
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