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After quitting her job and divorcing her husband, Yeong-Ju opens the Hyunam-dong Bookshop. She meets new friends and connections all while creating a welcoming space for people to rest and heal. I loved the slow-paced slice-of-life feel to “Welcome to the Hyunam-dong Bookshop.” Every character had their own unique struggles, but they all ended up … Read more
AdultsPosted July 30
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We are excited to announce that we have the winners of this year’s Teen Photo Contest! We had 23 entries and they were all outstanding! The teens have submitted their photographic interpretations of this year’s Summer Reading theme, “Color Our World,” and after much deliberation, we have selected this year’s winners. Below are the top … Read more
TeensPosted July 30
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“Good Inside” is a parenting book that teaches the idea that all kids (and parents) are good inside, even when their behavior is challenging. Dr. Becky, a psychologist, offers advice on handling tough moments with empathy, clear boundaries and emotional support. Instead of using punishment, the book focuses on understanding the feelings behind a child’s … Read more
AdultsPosted July 28
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1. “Party Girl” dir. Daisy von Scherler Mayer Release Date: June 9, 1995 Why I Picked It: Ragtag Cinema selected “Party Girl” for their annual birthday screening in June, and I couldn’t miss out on this story of a hedonistic diva finding happiness behind the circulation desk. Watching it at Ragtag was a treat, but … Read more
AdultsPosted July 25
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“Once upon a tree,” there were seven birds in all the colors of the rainbow, but only one bird — aptly named Only
— needed more space and more quiet than the others. So begins Airlie Anderson‘s entirely charming and deeply affirming picture book about sensory needs, healthy boundaries and supportive friendships. At first, … Read more
KidsPosted July 24
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I love the book “Crying in H Mart” even though it broke my heart to read about the complicated, albeit loving relationship between the author and her mother. I waited to read this book because I lost my own mother in the last few years — at times it was tough to read the author’s … Read more
AdultsPosted July 23
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There are only 11 more days left of summer reading! As we wrap up this year’s theme of “Color Our World,” we are asking you to consider what color means to you. It can be a word, phrase, emotion, a person, a book, a movie – it’s up to you! … Read more
TeensPosted July 23
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Back-to-School season can be exciting, nerve-wracking and expensive! Several community organizations have come together to host back-to-school events to support our students and their families. Voluntary Action Center Back to School Program July 21-August 29 VAC will distribute backpacks filled with school supplies for K–12 Boone County students to families who meet the income requirement … Read more
KidsPosted July 21
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