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North Channel Book Club

A Dog's Purpose By W. Bruce CameronPet ownership has long been linked to health benefits.  Emotional bonds between people and their pets have been demonstrated time and time again.  In an interesting twist, W. Bruce Cameron's novel, "A Dog's Purpose," does not focus on the human perspective but instead takes the reader on a journey into the mind of the dog, himself (and, later, herself) as Bailey is reborn into new lives and seeks his purpose for living.

The North Channel Book Club will discuss "A Dog's Purpose," on Wednesday, September 26 at 10 am.  Join us in the meeting room for discussion. 

Hispanic Heritage Month Craft Program

Kid's craft Sarape Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with North Channel Branch Library.  We will be hosting a craft program on Wednesday, Sept. 19th at 4:30 pm.  Refreshments will be served including agua frescas and Mexican pastries.   Join us in the meeting room.

Strings Attached

Plenty of Stringss

Have you always wanted to learn a new skill, try out a new pattern, or just play with string?  Come join in the fun with Strings Attached and learn the difference between crochet and knit, embroidery and needlepoint. 

All needle crafters are invited to Strings Attached, the North Channel Branch needlecraft group who will meet on Wednesday, September 5th at 4 pm in the library's meeting room.  

 

North Channel Book Club

The Tea Party- Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

Her adventures are legendary and have been recounted numerous times on the big and small screens.  North Channel Book Club will discuss Lewis Carroll's classic novel, "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" on Wednesday, Aug. 22 at 10 am in the meeting room.

The September selection for discussion will be W. Bruce Cameron's novel, "A Dog's Purpose." 

Teen Vampire Ball

Teen VampireCome to the North Channel Branch Library for the final program of the Teen Summer Reading Program.  Teens and tweens are invited to dress up vampire-, werewolf-,  or zombie-style and enjoy refreshments in the meeting room on Thursday, August 9  from 4 until 6 pm.

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