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In this Issue
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Announcements On Saturday, July 20th, we will be hosting our fourth annual Comix Con, a free event for all members of the community. Scroll down to learn more! 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 Thursday, July 4, for Independence Day. The Central Library will be closed on Sundays in the summer through Labor Day. The East Branch Library will be OPEN from 1pm to 5pm for Summer Sundays, June 23rd through August 25th.
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Central Library Auditorium
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Central Library Auditorium
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Central Library Auditorium
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Central Library Auditorium
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West Branch Children's Room
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A phenomenal comic series for fans of fairy tales who wants an updated, adult version of these stories. - Kerry, Adult Services Librarian
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Muslim teenager Kamala Khan learns to harness new superpowers in order to defend her home city. - Annie, Children's Librarian
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A bold retelling of the origin of the Amazons and Wonder Woman with striking and beautiful art. - Brigid, Community Services Librarian
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An imaginative series of unforgettable tales full of magic and philosophical musings from renowned comics writer Alan Moore. - Carrie, Reference Librarian
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A theatrical introduction to each and every biological system of the human body, from a science educator and comic artist! - Alison, Children's Librarian
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A graphic novel about the complications of a sapphic on-again, off-again relationship, with gorgeous artwork and a dreamy color palette. - Cathy, Children's Librarian
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An exploration on a city considered holy by many, from the perspective of an outsider, recounting the droll daily life as well as the complex struggles. - Liam, Library Manager
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A favorite non-comic book book about comics, about two young 20th century geniuses in New York who create the American Superhero craze with their anti-Nazi hero, the Escapist. - Tim, Reference Librarian
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No one's better at using their imagination than the kids from the cardboard kingdom, but when more neighbors come to play, will they all be able to get along? - Karen, Deputy Director
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