Newly Added Non-fiction Items
“MaryJane’s Ideabook, Cookbook, Lifebook: for the farm girl in all of us,” by MaryJane Butters
“MaryJane’s Stitching Room,” by MaryJane Butters
“More Knitting in Vogue,” by Christina Probet
“Mott’s Illustrated Catalog of Victorian Plumbing Fixtures for Bathrooms and Kitchens,” by J. L. Mott
“Natural Gardening for Birds,” by Julie Zickefoose
“Nebula Awards Showcase 2017,” by Julie Czerneda
“Never Caught,” by Erica Armstrong Dunbar
“New Town: An a.m.erican Tragedy,” by Matthew Lysaik
“No Angel,” by Jay Dobyns
“No mud, No Lotus,” by Thich Nhat Hanh
“Norse Mythology,” by Neil Gaiman
“Old School,” by Bill O’Reilly
“One-Skein Wonders,” by Gwen Steege
“Paws from Heaven,” by Callie Smith Grant
“Pirates: Fact & Fiction,” by David Cordingly
“Poison Candy,” by Elizabeth Parker and Mark Ebner
“Pure Soa p.m.aking,” by Anne-Marie Faiola
“Reposition Yourself,” by T.D. Jakes
“Rin Tin Tin,” by Susan Orlean
“Secret Service Dogs,” by Maria Goodavage
“Shoot Like a Girl,” by Mary Jennings Hegar
“Soap Making Business Startup,” by Suzanne Carpenter
“Sock Knitting master Class,” by Ann Budd
“Sugardetoxme,” by Summer Rayne Oakes
“The Best Angel Stories,” by Inspirational Media
“The Everything Soa p.m.aking Book,” by Alicia Grosso
“The Glorafilia Needlepoint Collection,” by Jennifer Berman
“The Knitter’s Book of Socks,” by Clara Parkes
“The Last Wild Places of Kansas” by George Frazier
“The Lost Eleven,” by Denise George
“The Only Grant-Writing Book you’ll Ever need,” by Ellen Karsh
“The Plantagenet Encyclopedia,” by Elizabeth M. Hall a.m.
“The Secret State,” by John Hughes-Wilson
“The Soa p.m.aker’s Companion,” by Susan Miller Cavitch
“The Spider and the Fly,: by Claudia Rowen
“Thomas Jefferson and the Tripoli Pirates,” by Brian Kilmeade
“True South,” by Jon Else
“Vogue Knitting Stitchionary Vol 1-5,” by Trisha Malcolm
“Winning Grants Step by Step,” by Tori O’Neal-McElrath
“You Can’t Touch My Hair,” by Phoebe Robinson
Hello from the Great Bend Public Library. We have officially started our Summer Library Progr a.m.. Registration started June 1, but will continue throughout the program. Today, Friday, June 2, we have a special guest for our summer kick off. Thad Beach and his Band in a Bucket will be performing today at 4 p.m.. Thad is well known for his incredible skill with songs and instruments and we want you to join in on the fun. Monday, June 5, there will be Crochet @ the Library at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. On Tuesday, June 6 there is a Story Time at 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. At 2:30 p.m. the Teen Department is solving a Murder Mystery. Join Miss Ashley as you listen to witness statements, examine the evidence and figure out who the culprit is. At 3 p.m. there will be a Tech Tuesday Class on How to Snapchat. On Wednesday, June 7, there will be a family event featuring a mad scientist at 2 p.m. On Thursday, June 8, there is another family event at 6 p.m., but this is about Ancestry. People are encouraged to bring their old pictures and a USB Drive so that they can scan and digitize those pictures and not be afraid of future wear and tear.
On Friday, there will be crochet at 2 p.m.. The Crochet Club has started making infant hats again for the Kansas Children’s Service League. We have kits available for a suggested donation of $5. Those kits include 1 skein of yarn, 1 crochet hook, and multiple free patterns. There are also kits available for knitters. They include 1 skein of yarn, 1 pair of needles, and multiple free patterns. There are free patterns for those of you who don’t need a kit.
We are pretty excited to announce a change in one of our check out policies. As of June 1, anyone with a library card, no matter their age, is now allowed to check out five DVDs at a time.
Elizabeth Dukelow is the circulation assistant and Sunday supervisor at the Great Bend Public Library. She can be reached by email at edukelow@ckls.org.
