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Ancestry & Beyond Monday, November 19th, 10:30am - Amherstview Branch Library Monday, November 26th, 10:30am - Napanee Branch Library Want to learn more about Ancestry.com (available for free though library)? Interested in discovering how you can access genealogical resources beyond Ancestry.com? This workshop is for you! Facilitated by County Archivist Lisa Lawlis, each session will give you the tools you need to discover your family’s roots! Please register for your free session in advance by contacting the host branch.
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History & Fiction by Janet Kellough Tuesday, November 20th County Museum & Archives (97 Thomas St., Napanee) Hear from author Janet Kellough as she discusses "History and Fiction: Writing the Thaddeus Lewis Mystery Series" at Tuesday Night at the Museum. The Thaddeus Lewis books are loosely based on the real-life experiences of a 19th century saddlebag preacher in Upper Canada. Author Janet Kellough discusses her research on the era and how she connected the historical figure with modern readers. Admission is $3. This event is proudly presented by the L&A County Museum & Archives and the County of L&A Libraries.
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Tween Night: Games GaloreThursday, November 15th 6:30pm at the Amherstview Branch Minute to win it, library mini golf and Exploding Kittens. We've got all the games you want to play and prizes too! All materials supplied. All Tween Night programs are free and take place in the Amherstview Branch for ages 7-12.
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Teen Night: Holiday DIY CraftsThursday, November 22nd 6:00pm at the Napanee Branch The holiday season is upon us, so join us for a selection of DIY crafts that you can make as gifts for friends, family or even yourself. All teens (12+) are welcome to join this free program - and bring your friends!
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PA Day: An "Arty" PartyFriday, November 30th 10:30am - Amherstview Branch Library 2:00pm - Napanee Branch Library This PA Day, join us for a program that will stretch your creativity to the max! Participate in a variety of fun activities and art projects. All materials will be provided. This event is free and everyone is welcome. Parents/caregivers must remain on site.
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Every time you go away by Elizabeth M HarbisonReturning to the beach house where her husband died suddenly years earlier, Willa is overwhelmed by memories and reaches out to her son and friends to reconnect and heal. "This is a heartwarming and engaging story that even as it explores the themes of grief and letting go, is kept from being too sad by the wry humour evident in all of Harbison’s books." - Karen S
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1. The death of Mrs. Westaway by Ruth WareDescription:After erroneously receiving a mysterious letter about a large inheritance, Hal attends the deceased’s funeral and realizes that something is very, very wrong.Genre: Gothic fiction; Psychological suspenseThemes: Too good to be trueCharacter: Flawed; SympatheticStoryline: NonlinearTone: Atmospheric; Menacing; SuspensefulWriting Style: Compelling; Descriptive
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2. Transcription by Kate AtkinsonIn WWII era London, Juliet Armstrong is working as an espionage monitor for MI5. Ten years later she suddenly finds herself targeted by dangerous individuals from her past. For fans of smart, witty, suspenseful, historical or spy fiction and authors like Tana French, Laurie R. King, and John Le Carre. Genre: Historical fiction; Literary fictionCharacter: ComplexStoryline: Character-drivenTone: Sardonic; SuspensefulWriting Style: Compelling; Spare; Stylistically complex; Witty
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3. Long road to mercy by David BaldacciDevoting her life to bringing criminals to justice after her twin is murdered in childhood, FBI agent Atlee Pine investigates a missing-persons case in the Grand Canyon that may be tied to a string of disappearances.Genre: Thrillers and suspenseCharacter: BroodingPace: Fast-pacedTone: Suspenseful
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4. Every breath by Nicholas SparksA chance encounter becomes a transcendent turning point for two very different people, including the conflicted surgeon daughter of an ALS patient and a Sunset Beach newcomer from Zimbabwe who aims to meet his birth father.Genre: Love storiesTone: Atmospheric; Bittersweet; MovingWriting Style: Engaging
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5. Dark sacred night by Michael ConnellyTeaming up with Harry Bosch to reopen a cold case, LAPD detective Renee Ballard navigates interpersonal differences to pursue justice for a murdered runaway in Hollywood.Genre: Mysteries; Police proceduralsCharacter: Brooding; Strong femaleStoryline: Intricately plotted; Plot-drivenPace: Fast-pacedTone: Bleak; SuspensefulWriting Style: Compelling; Gritty
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