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Mysteries take a look at the Universities.

The Baldwin Boettcher Branch Library Mystery Book Club will take a look at our Universities through the eyes of murder, intrigue and mayhem.  Does your favorite book take place at a University?  Did Professor Plum get murdered after his lecture in the library?  Find a book that has a setting, theme or character from an University and bring it to our Mystery Book Club.  Present it to the group so we may expand our reading experiences.  Join the Mystery Book Club on September 15th at 2 pm.  We always have a good time talking about our favorite authors, books and of course food.  Help us decide which subject will be good for October.  See you on the 15th of September at 2 pm.

Summer Reading at Baldwin Boettcher

Summer Reading at the Baldwin Boettcher Library was a grand success.  Our Children's Librarian, Nancy Rodriguez, kissed a cow.  A few of our young participants were "hugged" by a very large snake.  It goes without saying we ate really well.  Snacks have been provided by the Friends of the Baldwin Boettcher Library.  Adult programming had some taste testing and Domino's pizza provided the experience of a life time with two pizza parties.

The Baldwin Boettcher Library presented 61 programs; entertaining 2149 participants.  Due to budget constraints the Friends of the Baldwin Boettcher Library foot the bill for costs. 

Dog Days of Mystery

You have all heard of the Dog Days of August.  Well, the Mystery Book Club at the Baldwin Boettcher Branch Library will be hosting the Dog Days of Mystery.  The group will be reading mysteries about dogs, with dogs or just for the dogs for the month of August.  We will be meeting Aug 18th at 2 pm.  Our group looks forward to these exciting meetings and welcomes newcomers.  See you during the Dog Days of Mystery at the Baldwin Boettcher Library.

Adult Crafts

Craft projects and activities are not just for the young.  They are for the young at heart also.  On July 26, Baldwin Boettcher Library will have a lighthouse craft using clay pots and acrylic paints.  In August, watch our calendar for the date, the library will be offering a T-shirt decorating craft.

So bring your creative talents and come to the library for our adult craft times.  Remember to sign up for these events on the main library site www.hcpl.net using our events page and choosing the time and date for that craft.  You only need to put in your first and last name and a phone number so we may be able to call and remind you to attend the craft.

See you here at the Baldwin Boettcher Library.

Mystery Book Club sees Red, White and Blue

For our July Mystery Club we will be discussing mysteries with the red, white and blue theme.  This could be better known as the "patriotic theme".  As you know we are not too strict on our interpretation of what you need to read.  This book club is all about getting together, making friends and discussing why we like or do not like a book we have read.  Others in the club give us ideas of the books they liked and maybe we would like to read them also.  So come join us on July 21st at 2 pm.  This way you will be able to help us decide the theme for August.

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