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In this Issue
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Announcements Join us at your favorite library location on the afternoon of Monday, April 8, as we look to the skies to watch the moon move in front of the sun, for a partial solar eclipse. This newsletter lets you know about many of our events, but did you know we have even more? Visit our online calendar to explore them all! Upcoming Closures: All Somerville Public Library locations will be closed on Monday, April 15, for Patriots' Day.
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Central Library Auditorium & Virtual
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West Branch Community Room
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Central Library Auditorium
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West Branch Children's Room
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Central Library Children's Room
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West Branch Children's Room
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Central Library Children's Room
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When COVID-19 disrupts the world, Malian's visit with her grandparents in their Wabenaki reservation turns into an indefinite stay. -Annie, Children's Librarian
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Xiomara expresses all of her emotions on the page as she navigates high school, family, and church. Listening to the author read her NYT bestselling novel in audiobook form is amazing. -Karen, Deputy Director
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Activist and poet Walela Nehanda chronicles their journey to cancer survivorship against a backdrop of medical racism and the navigation of rocky relationships. -Carrie, Reference Librarian
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A collection of poems that perfectly captures the wonder and curiosity that comes with loving a dog.
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A darkly comedic retelling of the Theseus and the Minotaur myth, told in multiple forms of verse. -Muhl, Generalist Librarian
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Two Sámi families struggle with colonial trauma after the separation of Sweden and Norway change their lives forever. -Laura, Generalist Librarian
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