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Westfield Readers Recommend

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

Book Club

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

Kid's Summer Programs

SUMMER 2013

READING CHALLENGE AND PROGRAM SCHEDULE

Sign up anytime beginning Monday, June 10th

Read 20 minutes or more per day and watch your fun points add up!

 

PROGRAM SCHEDULE

Wednesday, June 19,  2PM

Critterrr Man shares his passion for nature, big surprises, and humorous encounters while we explore our environment and the critters that share it. 

Computer Classes/Tutor

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.

Future clases will be listed here.

Call (608) 296-2544 to sign up and reserve a computer.

Teacher Cards

Library teacher cards have come to the Westfield Library. Many public libraries have offered this service for years. Now, Westfield area teachers, homeschool families, daycare teachers, and other daycare providers can benefit from this service. Eligible teachers or education providers may apply for a teacher card that is separate from their personal library card. In this way, teachers can keep work and personal items separately organized. Items checked out to the teacher card need to be related to educational or classroom use. Teacher cards will not accrue fines.

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