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This Week's Events

MORNINGS, MUFFINS & MYSTERIES:
THURSDAY, May 17 at 10:30 a.m.

The Cinnamon Kiss

by Walter Mosley
Easy Rawlins, now in his forties, finds himself thrust into multiple family crises. His daughter, Feather, has contracted a rare blood disease and is likely to die unless Easy can find a way to pay for treatment at a Swiss hospital. His lethal, but loyal friend Mouse has just the ticket—an armored-car holdup—but Easy, determined to bring some stability to his life, opts instead to help a fellow sleuth track a vanished lawyer and his beautiful assistant, Cinnamon Cargill. The armored-car job might have been a wiser choice. Soon Easy has nothing but trouble: dead bodies turning up wherever he goes, a stone killer on his trail, and a potentially scandalous plot involving decades-old dealings with the Nazis. The trail takes Easy from L.A. to San Francisco and affords him his first bemused look at the burgeoning counterculture in Berkeley and Haight-Ashbury.

WRITERS’ MEDLEY:
THURSDAY, May 17 at 2:00 p.m.
For those interested in writing. Come join us for a time of fun and sharing. Call Wanda at the Library for details.

PBS Kids Go! Writers Contest Showcase:

Thursday, May 17, 6:30pm

Join us as we welcome the participants of the PBS Kids Go! Writers Contest and hear them share the stories that they wrote for Vermont Public Television.

 Next Week's Events

Lego Club:
Thursday, May 24, 3:00– 5:00pm

Youth Lego enthusiasts are invited to stop by for some creative building time with other kids. We meet the second and fourth Thursday of the month.

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Books check out for 60 days. To view a list of titles search our catalog by placing "book groups" in the search field of a subject search.