Writers’ Group – Saturday, March 2nd at 2:00 pm      

        

Join fellow writers in discussion about writing, publishing, and grammar. If you would like the group to critique your writing submit five pages a week before the meeting to dolly@lepperlibrary.org

This program is made possible in part by state tax dollars allocated by the Ohio Legislature to the Ohio Arts Council (OAC). The OAC is a state agency that funds and supports quality arts experiences to strengthen Ohio communities culturally, educationally, and economically. 

Adult Craft Class Cobweb Duster – Thursday, March 14th at 5:00 or 6:00pm

If you must clean, have fun doing it with this cute house cleaning tool! We provide all craft supplies and offer the class at two different times.   

This program is made possible in part by state tax dollars allocated by the Ohio Legislature to the Ohio Arts Council (OAC). The OAC is a state agency that funds and supports quality arts experiences to strengthen Ohio communities culturally, educationally, and economically. 

1000 Books Before Kindergarten

This is a great way to read with your preschooler and start your child loving books. We will give you the sheets to keep track of the titles as they are being read. Even if you read the same book more than once it counts. Show us the sheets as they are being completed. There is a measuring chart at the library in the children’s room that tracks your child’s progress. Watch as your child’s name climbs after each sheet of 100 is recorded and they’re progress moves up towards the 1000 books goal. Once completed they will receive a free book of their choice. For more information stop by the library.

500 Books Before Middle School

This is a great way to keep children interested in books, all books read or read to count.  At each level they get a token and surprises at the end!  Sign up with the Youth Librarian.

100 Books Before High School

This is a great program for Middle School kids!  This allows them to count their required reading and also gives them the freedom to choose books that they want to read.  They receive tokens along the way and a surprise at the end.  Contact the Youth Librarian to sign up.

100 Books Before Graduation

This is a great wa to stay current on all your favorite authors and also get credit for the pre-college reading.  You receive tokens along the way and a surprise at the end.  Contact the Youth Librarian to sign up.

Join the Kensington Cozy Card Program!

Pick up a Cozy Card bookmark from the circulation desk. For each cozy mystery that you read we will stamp the bookmark. Once you have read ten cozy mystery books just mail the card into the publishing company and receive a free advance copy of a new release!

 

Definition of a cozy book

Cozy mysteries are fun, light-hearted adventures—with a side of murder. With zany characters that follow a twisty trail of suspects to an unlikely killer. They have little blood with their murders, and limited adult situations.

Cozy Mystery Author suggestions:

Donna Andrews               M.C. Beaton          Julia Buckley                 Kate Carlisle

Diana Mott Davidson        Eva Gates             Victoria Hamilton           Barbara Ross

And Many More!

 

 

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