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February is Library Lovers' Month The Friends of the Somerville Public Library is a not-for-profit organization that celebrates their love of libraries year-round through programming support, sponsoring cultural passes, hosting book sales, and more! Learn more, get involved, and lend your support here. This newsletter lets you know about many of our events, but did you know we have even more? Visit our online calendar to explore them all! Upcoming Closures: All Somerville Public Library locations will be closed on Monday, February 16, for Presidents' Day.
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Central Library Auditorium
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A graphic novel about kindness, friendship, and love; an enduring fable of hope during dark times. - Carrie, Reference Librarian
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Two Chinese immigrants in Australia support each other in school, despite the differences between their families. - Alison, Children's Librarian
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A group of robots start a noodle restaurant in post-apocalyptic San Francisco. A story of community solidarity that grounds itself in modern problems - Rowan, Senior Substitute Librarian
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The librarian in this book knows just how to get to the heart of the matter for all of her patrons, and reminds us that the written word can help us all discover something new about ourselves. - Leo, Reference Librarian
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A deft and nuanced portrait of Dr. Jim O'Connell, a man who spent forty years taking care of Boston's homeless population through street medicine, and his patients. - Kevin, Head of Reference
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Think differently about your gatherings. Parker covers what works, what doesn't, and how to bring people together in a meaningful way. - Karen, Deputy Director
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