The Bughouse Affair by Marcia Muller and Bill Pronzini
Set in the 1890’s former Pinkerton operative and ex-secret service agent set up their own detective agency. Their current case brings them in contact week a bughouse Sherlock Holmes. This is a firm read and if you are a Sherlock Holmes fan don’t miss it!
Maxine Bussan
Crystal Singer by Anne McCaffrey
Good Si-fi, Entertaining, and Vivid imagery
Suspect by Robert Crais
WHEN: Meets the third Thursday of each month at 1 PM
WHERE: Senior Center in the Westfield Municipal Building
May's title is: Crocodile on the Sandbank by Elizabeth Peters
April's title was: The Time Keeper by Mitch Albom
March's title was Plague of Doves by Louise Erdrich
February's title was Moon Over Manifest by Clare Vanderpool
January's title was be Bright Journey by August Derleth
December's title was The NorthWest Angle by William Kent Krueger
November's title was Chistmas Jars by Jason F. Wright
SPRING PLAYGROUP AND STORYTIME
ETHEL EVERHARD MEMORIAL LIBRARY
117 E Third St, Westfield, WI*(608) 296-2544
Schedule
BEGINS APRIL 4th
Thursdays throughout the School Year
·9:30 Community room and toy closet are open for playtime
10:00 Storytime in the Library
10:20 Craft and more playtime in the community room
All preschoolers, toddlers, brothers/sisters and their caregivers are welcome.
Families take turns preparing the craft for the week, and library staff presents storytime.
The library currently has two volunteer computer tutors who can help you accomplish your specific computer tasks that require more than a few minutes of assistance.
Please call to make an appointment if you would like a session.
Look here for future clases as well.
Click here for downloadable audiobooks, electronic books, music and video for your PC, Mac or compatible portable device.
The Friends of the Library have purchased:
Two NOOK SIMPLE TOUCHES, and
A BASIC KINDLE AND A KINDLE TOUCH
E-Readers are preloaded with a variety of titles so that patrons can take them home and explore.
The U.S Constitution was approved by delegates on September 17, and ratified in 1787. This year marks its 223rd anniversary!
Make Waves-Read
Pick up a few reading coupons at the library. Each day that you read 20 minutes or more, check off a box. Once you have checked off all five boxes, turn it in for a chance to win a weekly prize drawing. No more than one entry per week.
Read whatever you like! Magazines, books, graphic novels, newspapers. It’s an enjoyable habit that will enrich your life. Many studies show that continuing to read over summer vacation will also help you maintain your reading skill level when you return to school in the fall.
