July 2016 Volume 11 | Issue 7 - Marion County Public Library

July 2016
Volume 11 | Issue 7
FREE FAMILY FUN!
Movie in the Park
Movies in the Park are back for the
summer! This month’s movie is
Daddy’s Home! Grab your kids and
head to this FREE family event on
July 23! Stop by the
MCPLS booth for free
popcorn! The movie
will play in Palatine
Park once the sun
goes down. Please
note: this movie is
rated PG 13.
Parental discretion
is advised.
Movie on the Green
The Marion County
Family Resource
Network (FRN) is
teaming up with area
businesses to bring
a free movie to
green space beside
the library! This
month’s movie is
Disney’s Zootopia!
Grab your kids and head to this
FREE movie on July 15! The FRN
will be selling refreshments to raise
money for youth camps.
It’s outrageous how much
fun kids will have at the
hands on art exhibit that will
be visiting MCPLS in July
and August!
Artrageous is a fun and
engaging way to provide
kids a hands-on approach
to the arts.
This travelling
exhibit uses
works of art
from the
masters to
help children
discover the
elements of
design in the
visual arts.
Famous paintings like
Grant Wood’s “American
Gothic,” Georges Seurat’s
“A Sunday Afternoon on La
Grande Jatte,” and more
will teach kids about
shapes, lines, color, and
space in a fun, interactive
way.
This exhibit is free and
open to the public!
this issue
P1
Features
P2
New
Releases
P3
Fairmont
P6
P4
P5
P7
Fairview Mannington Marion
Coloring
Bookmobile Page
www.mcpls.org
July New
Releases
DVDs
Allegiant
Eye in the Sky
The Flash, Season 1
Green Room
Hail, Caesar
House of Cards, Season 4
iZombie, Season 2
Lego Justice League:
Gotham City Breakout
London Has Fallen
Miracles from Heaven
My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2
Oz Seasons 1-6
The Perfect Match
Audio Books
Daughters of the Bride
by Susan Mallery
Deadly Fate by Heather Graham
Falling by Jane Green
Killer Look by Linda Fairstein
Little Black Dress
by James Patterson
The Loyal Heart
by Shelley Shepard Gray
Magic by Danielle Steel
Night and Day by Iris Johansen
Stolen by Nora Roberts
The Trail by James Patterson
White Bone by Ridley Pearson
Young Adult
The Art of Being Normal
by Lisa Williamson
A Court of Mist and Fury
by Sarah Maas
Escape from Asylum
by Madeleine Roux
My Lady Jane by Cynthia Hand
The Girl I Used to Be
by April Henry
Glass Sword by Victoria Aveyard
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
Script Book by JK Rowling
Into the River by Ted Dawe
Jane Steele by Lyndsay Faye
The Unexpected Everything
by Morgan Matson
Make Me Love You
by Johanna Lindsey
Night
and
Day by Iris Johanson
All Summer Long
The
Pursuit
by Janet Evanovich
by Dorothea Benton
Someone
Always
Knows
A Beauty Refined
by
Marcia
Muller
by Tracie Peterson
Tea with Jam and Dread
The Charmers by Elizabeth Adler
by Tamar Myers
Chance Developments
Tom
Clancy’s
The Division
by Alexander McCall Smith
by
Alex
Irvine
Charcoal Joe by Walter Mosley
The
Weekenders
Everybody’s Fool by Richard Russo
by Mary Day Andrews
Fallout: The Hot War
White Bone by Ridley Pearson
by Harry Turtledove
Whitefern by V.C. Andrews
Here’s to Us by Elin Hilderbrand
Bestsellers
House of Secrets by Brad Metzer
Ink and Bone by Lisa Unger
Killer Look by Linda Fairstein
Magic by Danielle Steel
Large Print
Badman’s Pass by R.W. Stone
Between a Book and a Hard Place
by Denise Swanson
Dandelion Moon by Hannah Alexander
A Daughter’s Dream
by Shelly Shepard Gray
Her Final Breath by Robert Dugoni
The Games by James Patterson
The Island House by Nancy Thayer
Lone Heart Pass by Jodi Thomas
See Me by Nicholas Sparks
Prayers the Devil Answers
by Sharyn McCrumb
The Rejected Writers Book Club
by Suzanne Kelman
The Revolving Door of Life
by Alexander McCall Smith
Sea Rose Lane by Irene Hannon
Will Tanner: US Deputy Marshall
by William W. Johnstone
Non-Fiction
Angel in Aisle 3 by Allen Gray
Cravings: Recipes for All the Food You
Want to Eat by Chrissy Teigen
Drinking and Tweeting
by Brandi Glanville
Eat Fat, Get Thin by Mark Hyman
A Mother’s Reckoning: Living in the
Aftermath of Tragedy
by Sue Klebold
Pretty Happy by Kate Hudson
Spark Joy (Illustrated) by Marie Kondo
Children
Dragons Love Tacos by Adam Rubin
Ninja Red Riding Hood
by Corey Rosen Schwartz
The Thank You Book by Mo Willems
Thunder Boy Jr.
by Sherman Alexie
Playaway
15th Affair by James Patterson
Bay of Sighs by Nora Roberts
Born of Legend by Sherrilyn Kenyon
The Emperor’s Revenge
by Clive Cussler
I Almost Forgot About You
by Terry McMillan
Marrying Winterborne
by Lisa Kleypas
Playaway
Launchpad
1, 2, Play With Me (Ages 3-5)
Dinoriffic (Ages 3-5)
Parade of Sounds (Ages 3-5)
Seasons of Fun (Ages 3-5)
Math Action (Ages 8-10)
Playaway View
The Diary of a Worm and Other Diary
Stories (Ages 4-8)
Lots & Lots of Big Trains Vol. 1
Meet the Colors (Ages 3-5)
Wild Animal Orphans Vol. 3
Juvenile Fiction
Eva and the New Owl (Owl Diaries 4)
by Rebecca Elliott
Keena Ford & the Field Trip Mix-Up
by Melissa Thomson
Return to the Isle of the Lost
by Melissa De La Cruz
Rogue Knight by Brandon Mull
School of the Dead by Avi
The Unmapped Sea
by Maryrose Wood
www.mcpls.org
Teen Movie Matinee
Join us Monday, July
18 at 2 pm for a
showing of Jurassic
World! Bring yourself
and a friend, we’ll
bring the snacks!
Fairmont
Opening Puppet Show
“Fun on the Run” is the theme of this
year’s summer reading opening
puppet show! Race over to the
library on Friday, July 1 at 2 pm to
experience family friendly fun
for all ages!
Summer reading packets
and information will be
distributed following the
event.
All Friday special events are
free & open to the public, not just
summer reading participants.
Ion Jones and the Lost
Castle of Chemistry
This event takes place on July 8 at 2
pm and is open to patrons of all
ages, even if they aren’t participating
in the summer reading program!
321 Monroe Street
Fairmont, WV 26554
304-366-1210
Teen Crafternoon
This month’s Teen Crafternoon is to “dye”
for! Grab a white or light colored t-shirt
(or another piece of white fabric– be as
creative as you’d like!) and join us on July
11 at 2 pm to make an epic tie-dye item!
Hands on Art Extravaganza
Kids and teens can get
artsy on Friday, July 22 at
2 pm, during our Pop Art
Event! Artist Michael
Albert will be on hand to
help participants make
collages out of recycled
materials! All materials
will be provided.
Do you love Rick Riordan’s
books? Do you have seaweed
and military strategies on the
brain? Join us Monday, July 25
at 2 pm for a teen event that
honors the characters from the
Percy Jackson series. Do
Greek crafts, play games, win
prizes, and more!
Extreme Illusions &
Escapes: Josh Knotts
Library Olympics
www.mcpls.org
Exercise Your
Creativity: Paint
Adult Summer
Reading Participants:
Join us for a
beginning painting
lesson. Bring your
own supplies and create a
breathtaking painting of a
hummingbird with a coneflower.
Attendees will receive one prize
entry. Monday, July 11 at 5 pm.
Exercise Your
Aura: Yoga
Adult Summer Reading
Participants: Presented by Sheray
from Main Street Yoga. Come
learn how to stretch your stress
away and calm your psyche
during this beginning yoga class.
Class is limited, so sign up soon!
Attendees will receive one prize
entry. This event is happening on
Friday, July 29 at 5 pm.
Percy Jackson Day
Discover the hidden treasures of
chemistry in this action-packed,
heart-pounding adventure! Team up
with chemistry adventurer Ion Jones
and real PPG scientists on a global
quest to collect the elements. This
interactive, multimedia chemistry
demonstration is explosive!
Brace yourself for astounding
performances of escape
and illusion when you
join us Friday, July 15 at
2 pm to watch Josh
Knotts and Lea perform!
It’s not your everyday
magic act! Open to all
ages.
Please note: this
movie is rated PG 13. Parental
discretion is advised.
This event will provide fun in Olympic
proportions! Join us Friday, July 29 for
events like pool noodle javelin, obstacle
courses, potato sack races, and more!
Let your competitive side loose and go
for the gold! This event is open from
2-3:30 for kids and 4-5:30 for teens!
Please contact the front desk to sign up!
Babies & Young Kids
BabyTime will continue until July
24. We will resume September 9
for the fall and winter session!
Our Summer Reading Program for
toddlers and preschoolers will
begin July 1. Kids 18 months to 5
years will enjoy experiments,
games, exercises, and art as we
get ready, get set, READ!
Toddler classes will be for ages
18-36 months and will be held on
Mondays from 11-12. Ages 3-5
years will meet Mondays from
1:30-2:30. Space is limited, so call
or stop by the library to sign up!
Feeling Hot,
Hot, Hot
“The Heat Is On” for July’s
entryway display. Featured
print and DVD titles include
Janet Evanovich’s Hot
Six, Jill Marie Landis’
Heat Lightning,
Andrew Lane’s Rebel
Fire, The Heat, Hot
Pursuit, and Planes:
Fire and Rescue.
Check ‘em out!
On July 28 our “What Do You
Know about That? Triva
Contest” is all about the
Summer Olympics. Stop by
between 9 am – 4 pm and see
how many of our 20 multiple
choice, true/false, and
fill-in-the-blank questions you
can master. The participant with
the most correct answers wins a
prize!
Fairview
500 Main Street
Fairview, WV 26570
304-449-1021
A Splash of Summer
Children’s summer programming draws
to a close in July with the final sessions
of “On Your Mark, Get Set, Read!” and
“Cook-a-Book Is out of This World.”
Ms. Janna’s and Ms. Lee Ann’s classes
conclude on July 5 and 6 at the library,
but the big finale will be held on July 12
at 2 pm at the Mannington Park.
Our guessing game for the
month is “That’s a Hot One.”
Guess the number of Hot
Tamales candies in the jar, be
the closest without going over,
and win the jar.
Prizes and goodie bags will be handed
out along with a special surprise for each
of our participants. Cook-a-Book puts the
finishing touches on a stellar semester
with “Cosmic Bodies” on July 7 and
“Space Exploration” on July 14.
Teen Tuesday
Friends and Patriots
Even though Ms. Linda’s teen
summer program ended on July
28, she has an additional
special event planned: on July
19 at 1:30 pm she will be hosting
“Don’t Wii Have Fun?” for
patrons ages 11-17.
Each year the Friends of the Fairview
Public Library sponsors a coloring and
poster contest for Fairview Elementary
and Fairview Middle students. This year’s
theme is “Legacy of Patriots.”
Come join her for refreshments
and gaming fun as she provides
a variety of Wii games that will
get your heart pumping and your
pulse racing. Registration is
required so be
sure to contact
the library to sign
up.
Speaking of Books Club
Speaking of Books will meet July 26
at 4 pm to discuss A Land More Kind
Than Home by Wiley Cash.
For a curious boy like
Jess Hall, growing up
in Marshall means
trouble when you get
caught spying on
grown-ups.
Adventurous and
precocious, Jess is
protective of his older
brother, Christopher,
a mute whom everyone calls Stump.
Though their mother has warned them
not to snoop, Stump can't help sneaking
a look at something he's not supposed
to—an act that will have repercussions.
It's a wrenching event that thrusts Jess
into an adulthood for which he's not
prepared. He now knows that a new
understanding can bring not only danger
and evil—but also the possibility of
freedom and deliverance.
Winners in each grade receive a prize;
the winning coloring contest entries from
Grades PreK – 3 are displayed at the
library while the winning poster entries
from Grades 4 - 8 are displayed at the
post office.
A Land More Kind Than Home is a
haunting tale of courage in the face of
cruelty and the power of love to
overcome the darkness that lives in us
all. (From the publisher.)
You can stop by from now through the
July 4 holiday and appreciate the
creativity of some young artists.
The Friends are sponsoring their summer book sale from July 11-30. Be sure
you don’t miss out on a lot of great deals
on books, audiobooks, CDs, and DVDs!
Our Friends organization is always
looking for new volunteers so why not
sign up and become a member? Contact
the library for more information.
Friends Book Sale
www.mcpls.org
Fiction Addiction Book
Club: Grades 5-8
July 19 @ 4:00. This month:
How to Love by Katie Cotugno.
Mannington
Mannington,
Get 304-986-2803
on Your
Mark, Get
set, SWIM!
Pool Party
We’ll be meeting at
the Mannington Pool for a pool party
July 11 from 7 pm -9 pm. A prize
drawing for the K-4 group will take
place; refreshments will be served.
All are welcome!
Get in the Game, READ!
Teens: Get your game on; we’re
playing “Silent Library” July 13 at
2 pm. Your quiet nature will be
rewarded! The finale for this program
will be July 25 at 4 pm; join us for
games, refreshments, and prize
drawings!
Exercise your Mind,
READ! Adult Program
Exercise your mind
while competing in
our life-size
“Backyard Scrabble”
July 16, 10 am-12.
Refreshments will be served and a
door prize awarded.
Friends Book Sale
Find those great beach reads,
always something new at the Friends
Book Sale, Fridays 10-4:30 and
Saturdays 9-1.
www.mcpls.org
109 Clarksburg Street
WV 26582
Cover2Cover
July 21 @ 1:30. This month’s title:
Leaving Time by Jodi Picoult.
For fans of Sarah Dessen and
John Green, this
is a breathtaking
debut about a
couple who fall
in love...twice.
Before: Reena
Montero has
loved Sawyer
LeGrande for as
long as she can remember. But
he's never noticed that Reena
even exists...until one day,
impossibly, he does. Reena and
Sawyer fall in messy, complicated
love. Then Sawyer disappears
without a word, leaving a
devastated—and pregnant—
Reena behind.
For more than a decade, Jenna Metcalf has
never stopped
thinking about her
mother, Alice, who
mysteriously
disappeared in the
wake of a tragic
accident. Refusing to
believe she was
abandoned, Jenna
searches for her mother regularly online
and pores over the pages of Alice’s old
journals.
After: Almost three years have
passed, and there's a new love in
Reena's life: her daughter.
Reena's gotten used to life without
Sawyer, but just as suddenly as
he disappeared, he turns up
again. Reena wants nothing to do
with him, though she'd be lying if
she said his being back wasn't
stirring something in her.
Desperate to find the truth, Jenna enlists
two unlikely allies in her quest: Serenity
Jones, a psychic who rose to fame
finding missing persons, only to later
doubt her gifts, and Virgil Stanhope, the
jaded private detective who’d originally
investigated Alice’s case along with the
strange, possibly linked death of one of
her colleagues. As the three work
together to uncover what happened to
Alice, they realize that in asking hard
questions, they’ll have to face even
harder answers.
WV Choice Training
After everything that's happened,
can Reena really let herself love
Sawyer LeGrande again? West Virginia's Choice is holding
training classes at the Mannington
Public Library consisting of First
Aid and CPR in order to be hired
as Personal Attendant's (Direct
Care Worker's) for clients who
need in-home assistance.
Training classes are scheduled
once a month for the rest of the
year. Training for this month is
scheduled for July 13, 14, 22, and
29 from 9 am -5 pm To sign up for
training, call West Virginia's
Choice at 304.291.3345 ext. 235
or ask for Cindy.
Marion Libearian, the town librarian
Hello All!
It's that time of year again! SUMMER READING! It has begun and
we have a fun filled summer ahead. So many things to do for all
ages! I've got my running shoes out and ready to go for “Ready, Set,
READ!”
Summer reading is a delightful way to encourage children to stay
active with their reading over the summer. By participating in the
program, they can earn prizes, learn new things and continue their
love of reading.
Fridays are my favorite! Every Friday is a special event. I'm so
excited to see what special family events take place this year.
The library is a wonderful way to spend your summer days! Be sure
to check out all the wonderful things going on in the library.
MCPLS Bookmobile
Monday
Heart Junction Child Care: 9:00-10:00. Rivesville [2nd & 4th Week]
Monongah Park Trailhead: 11:00-12:00. Monongah
Hutchinson: 1:30-2:00. Woodlands Assisted Living
Stepping Stone, Inc: 2:45-3:45. East Grafton Road
Tuesday
MCPARC Summer Reading Programs
Kidz Connection: 9:30-10:30. Bellview Blvd.
Energy Express: 11:00-12:15. West Fairmont Middle School
Disability Action Center: 2:30-3:30. 102 Benoni Ave. [2nd Week]
Wednesday
White Hall: 9:00-10:00. Middletown Mall
Pleasant Valley: 10:30-11:30. Valley Chapel United Methodist Lot
NASA IV & V: 12:00-1:00. Back Parking Lot [1st & 3rd Week]
Just Like Home: 1:00-2:00. 50 Greenbrier Plaza [2nd & 4th Week]
Bunner Ridge: 2:30-3:30. Sagebrush Roundup lot [1st & 3rd Week]
Thursday
Bright Beginnings Day Care: 9:30-10:30. 22 Moran Circle, Rt 73
Sunbeam Child Care Center: 11:00-12:00. Mary Lou Retton Drive
Rock Lake: 2:00-3:00. Community Center
Colfax: 3:30-4:30. Community Center
www.mcpls.org
Mannington
Fairmont
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July 1: “Fun on the Run” Puppet Show
July 1: First Friday (Veteran’s Square– 6pm)
July 4: CLOSED for 4th of July
July 8: Ion Jones & The Lost Castle of
Chemistry (Carnegie Science Center
Presentation)- All ages
July 11: Teen Crafternoon– Tie-Dye
July 11: Exercise Your Creativity (Adults)
July 15: Extreme Illusions with Josh Knotts
July 15: Movie on the Green Space
Disney’s Zootopia (beside the library)
July 18: Teen Movie Matinee
Jurassic World (PG 13)
July 22: Pop Art—Hands on Art
July 23: Movie In the Park (Palatine)
Daddy’s Home (PG 13)
July 25: Percy Jackson Day (Teens)
July 29: Library Olympics (Teens & Kids)
July 29: Exercise Your Aura: Yoga (Adults)
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July 3, 10, 17, 24: Friends Book Sale
July 4, 11, 18, 25: Friends Book Sale
July 4: CLOSED for 4th of July
July 11: Pool Party 7-9 pm
July 13: Get in the Game
Silent Library Game– 2 pm
July 16: Exercise Your Mind Backyard Scrabble
July 18: Get Set, READ! Preschool Program
July 19: Fiction Addiction– 4 pm
How to Love by Katie Cotugno
July 13, 14, 22, 29: WV Choice Training
July 21: Cover2Cover– 1:30 pm
Leaving Time by Jodi Picoult
July 25: Get in the Game Finale– 4 pm
Fairview
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July 1-29: “That’s a Hot One” Guessing Game
Splash into Reading Coloring Workshop
July 4: CLOSED for 4th of July
July 5: Kids’ Summer Reading Hour
 3-6 Year Olds, Group 1
 7-10 Year Olds, Group 1
July 5, 12, 19, 26: Tuesday Nite Knitters
July 6: Kids’ Summer Reading Hour
 3-6 Year Olds, Group 2
 7-10 Year Olds, Group 2
July 7: Cook-a-Book, “Cosmic Bodies”
July 11-30: Friends of the Library Book Sale
July 12: Kids’ and Teens’ Summer Reading Finale
July 14: Cook-A-Book, “Space Exploration”
July 19: Don’t Wii Have Fun? Teen Tuesday
July 26: Speaking of Books:
A Land More Kind Than Home by Wiley Cash
July 28: What Do You Know About That? Trivia Contest
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