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Community Library Network District Newsletter
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Athol and Post Falls Re-open with Limited Services After flooding forced Athol and Post Falls libraries to close in mid-January they are resuming limited service as of mid-April.
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Youth Services & Adult Programming
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Brain Health & Virtual Reality Join us for this multi-faceted event focused on your brain! There will be a short informational session presented by the experts at the Alzheimer's Association with tips on maintaining brain health through-out your life. This will be followed with hands-on mindfulness activities featuring essential oils and virtual reality. Attendees will also receive information on apps and resources for mindfulness and brain health. Because VR headsets are limited you can register for a 15 minute session ahead of time! Intended for teens, adults, and seniors. Harrison | Wednesday, May 1st, 11:30am Rathdrum | Saturday, May 4th, 11:00am Spirit Lake | Thursday, May 9th, 3:30pm Pinehurst | Monday, May 20th, 4:00pm Hayden | Friday, May 24th, 10:00am afternoon VR only session, 3:00pm
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Library of Things! An important part of health is keeping your mind and body active. Our Library of Things can help with that! Try new activities, games, and tools by checking them out and bringing them home.
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The Whalebone Theatre
by Joanna Quinn
In 1928, 12-year-old orphan Cristabel Seagrave and the rest of the household build a theatre from a whale's skeletal rib cage, where imagination comes to life and where her acting comes into play years later as she becomes a British secret agent on a dangerous mission in Nazi-occupied France.
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This wretched valley
by Jenny Kiefer
The first person to climb an untouched cliff face in the Kentucky wilderness, Dylan, a rising star in rock climbing, goes missing, and when three bodies are discovered in various states of decay, each mutilated, there is still no trace of her, dead or alive. Original.
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To boldly grow : finding joy, adventure, and dinner in your own backyard
by Tamar Haspel
In this part memoir, part how-to guide, a self-proclaimed“crappy gardener” goes from cluelessness to competence by using“first-hand food” as her guiding principle, learning to scrounge dinner from the landscape around her and changing the way we think about our food—and ourselves.
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Stone blind : a novel
by Natalie Haynes
Attacked by Poseidon in Athene's temple, Medusa, the most beautiful of the Gorgon sisters, is punished and transformed into a monster whose gaze will turn any living creature to stone, forcing her into a life of solitude until Perseus embarks upon a fateful quest. 100,000 first printing. Illustrations.
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