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Library
link
event
registration
for ghpld
cardholders
starts friday,
february 21
at 9am!
Author Meet & Greet 2020
Saturday, May 2 • 1–4pm
Join us to meet and chat with local authors! Browse an exciting
Census
selection of locally published titles available for purchase and a Starting on March 12, 2020, the
personalized signature while enjoying complimentary refreshments Census Bureau will begin taking
sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Visit author tables submissions for the questionnaire.
and receive raffle tickets to enter into our grand prize drawing, By April 1, 2020, every home will
a book lovers’ gift basket! For more information, please visit receive an invitation to participate in
greenhillslibrary.org/authorevent. the 2020 Census. You can respond
online, by phone, or by mail. This once-a-decade population count affects
community representation in government, determines how much funding
communities receive, and provides data to help plan for the future.
The questionnaire only takes about 10 minutes to complete and your
responses are entirely confidential. The Library is here to make this as easy
as possible and we welcome you to visit the Library for assistance. We have
free wireless Internet throughout the building, a number of public computers
available for you to use, and staff who can assist you.
March/April 2020
from the announcements
director Election Day: Tuesday, March 17
Polls are open 6am–7pm. Find your polling
place at cookcountyclerk.com. As the Library
is a designated polling place, we will open the
Library at 6am on Election Day.
Drop-in Census Help
Saturday, April 4 • 1–3pm
Wednesday, April 22 • 6–8pm
Did you notice anything different about our March/April
Newsletter? We have added a Family section on page 6 to Location: Screened Porch Room
highlight all of the family events we are offering! Do you need assistance filling out the Census? Questions about
the Census survey? Want more information about the process?
We have two very important events happening during Drop by the Library and get some help from one
these two months, the first being Election Day on Tuesday, of our knowledgeable staff members! If you
March 17. Polls open at 6am and because we are a polling can’t make it during these available time slots,
place, the Library will be open for you to check out items, feel free to ask for help at the Adult or Youth
pick up holds, and use the computers. The second event Services desk during all hours of operation.
is the Census. It is very important for all of us to complete
the Census questionnaire as it affects our representation
in the government together with the amount of funding
communities receive such as schools and libraries. Staff
have been preparing and learning about the Census and National Library Week: April 19–25
will be on hand to answer any questions and concerns you
Join us as we celebrate National Library Week, an annual celebration of
may have.
the role libraries play in transforming lives and communities. During this
I’m looking forward to our second Author Meet and Greet week, we invite all community members to find their place at the Library by
in May. We are hoping for better weather than last year exploring their passions and discovering new interests through technology,
when we had a snow storm in April! Leading up to this programs, and other resources. Ask a staff member about the many services
event, we have plans to celebrate local authors in other we have to offer, or check out our 24/7 Library at greenhillslibrary.org.
ways. Author L.D. Barnes, who I met for the first time last
year, will be visiting the Library in March to discuss her
book, The 107th Street Murder, set in the Chicagoland
area. Chicago native L.D. Barnes co-wrote this book with Take Home a Retro Game Console
her police officer husband. And Cynthia Clampitt, who
The Library now has retro game consoles available for checkout! The gaming
is known as an author, veteran international traveler, and
systems easily connect to your television at home, allowing you to play classic
photographer, will join us in April to give you the best
games and relive nostalgia. The different consoles we have available are: the
travel tips and tricks.
NES Classic, SNES Classic, Playstation Classic, Famicom Mini, Atari Flashback
If you’re interested in networking with local businesses in 8, Sega Genesis Mini, and C64 Mini. If you are interested in checking out a
the area, I welcome you to come to Business After Hours retro game console, visit the Circulation Desk for more information.
on Thursday, April 16 from 5–7pm. We are co-hosting this
event with the Hills Chamber. It’s a great opportunity
to meet and chat with local businesses and Chamber
members while enjoying refreshments. We hope to see you
there!
Another special event in April is National Library Week.
First sponsored in 1958, National Library Week celebrates Shred Day
the contributions of our nation’s libraries and librarians and
to promote library use. The way libraries are used have
Saturday, March 21 • 11am–3pm
certainly changed since the 1950s with the addition of an Location: South Parking Lot
online catalog as opposed to the card catalog system. Bring your paper goods to the South Parking Lot on
We’ve also introduced so many digital resources and Interlochen Drive and have them shredded confidentially
the lending of materials other than books, such as Roku and securely. Limit two boxes per person.
players, wifi hot spots, and retro gaming consoles.
-Jane Jenkins
jjenkins@greenhillslibrary.org
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adult
Soap Making* Morning Movie: Unless otherwise noted,
registration for adult events
Wednesday, March 18 • 6:30pm Knives Out*
starts Friday, February 21 at
Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room Friday, March 27 • 10am
Explore the technique of combining oils 9am for GHPLD cardholders.
Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room
and lye to produce soap using the cold Enjoy a morning movie at the Library!
process method. There will be a live One lucky person will win a copy of Meeting room doors will be
demonstration and lucky guests will get a the movie. Popcorn and drinks will be opened five minutes prior
bar of soap! Ages 16 and up. Limit 60. served. Ages 16 and up. to the start of all events.
107th Street Murder with Read 20 in ’20
Mystery Author L.D. Barnes* Thursday, March 19 • 7pm
Tuesday, March 24 • 6:30pm Location: Ground Floor Meeting Room
Join us at the Library for a dynamic conversation on your
Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room
first quarter readings for our Read 20 in ’20 Challenge! Our
Author L.D. Barnes will be visiting to
reading challenge for the new year utilizes multiple genres
share her murder mystery, The 107th
each quarter. Copies of the Read 20 in ’20 Challenge
Street Murder, set in Beverly, Oak Lawn,
sheets are available at the Adult Services Desk. Light
and Morgan Park during the 1970s. Ages
refreshments will be provided. Ages 16 and up.
16 and up. Limit 75.
Mae West with Unsolved Mysteries Black Sox, Billygoats, & The
Martina Mathisen* of History with Terry Lynch* Monsters of the Midway
Friday, April 3 • 10am Wednesday, April 15 • 6:30pm with Clarence Goodman*
Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room Tuesday, March 31 • 6:30pm
Mae West shattered box office Join Terry Lynch as he investigates Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room
records and public sensibilities. She some of history’s long-debated Chicago sports are loaded with weird
rocketed from Broadway to become mysteries. Have any of these mysteries history and somewhat sordid tales.
the highest-paid actress in Hollywood. been solved? If so, what were the Whatever your team and whatever
Think you know Mae West? Martina results? The answers will surprise you! your game, there’s something here
Mathisen brings us the woman behind Ages 16 and up. Limit 75. for any Chicago sports
the wit and the story behind the story. enthusiast! Ages 16
Ages 16 and up. Limit 75. and up. Limit 75.
Spanish Cooking I-Cash Sand Art Terrariums*
with Chef Maddox* Wednesday, March 25 Monday, March 9 • 2pm OR 6pm
Wednesday, March 11 • 6:30pm Drop in 12–5pm Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room
Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room Location: Lobby Skill level: Easy •
Chef Maddox returns to The State Treasurer is holding 2.9 Make a cool sand art inspired air plant
demonstrate how to make billion dollars in unclaimed funds for terrarium at the Library! All supplies
Spanish cuisine! Recipes Illinoisans. Drop in and visit our I-Cash are provided. Patrons are limited to
and samples provided. table to discover any unclaimed assets registering for only one session. Ages
Ages 16 and up. Limit 75. you may have! 16 and up. Limit 20 per session.
If you are signed up for an event you cannot attend, please call the Adult Services Desk at 708-598-8446 ext. 120 at least 24 hours before the event. Given the
popularity of our events, patrons who do not cancel their registration more than 24 hours in advance will be considered No Shows. If a patron is considered a No Show
for three events, they may be unable to register for future events, and will instead be placed on the waitlist.
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adult
Glass Etching* Fact & Fiction
Tuesday, April 7 • 2pm OR 6pm
Book Group Adult
Location: Ground Floor Meeting Room
Skill level: Intermediate • •
Calendar of Events
Join us at the Library for lively
Learn how to etch different shapes onto conversation and great reads. March
two pieces of glassware. The finished Light refreshments will be provided.
product will have a frosted Copies of books and audiobooks will
effect! All supplies are be available at the Circulation Desk
provided. Patrons are limited 9 Sand Art Terrariums*....................2 OR 6pm
one month prior to the discussion.
to registering for only one 11 Spanish Cooking*............................6:30pm
session. Ages 16 and up. Thursday, March 26 • 7pm
18 Soap Making*..................................6:30pm
Limit 20 per session. Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room
19 Read 20 in ‘20.......................................7pm
The Memory Police 21 Shred Day.....................................11am–3pm
by Yoko Ogawa 24 107th Street Murder*........................6:30pm
25 I-Cash..............................................12–5pm
Google Docs & Drive* 26 Fact & Fiction........................................7pm
Thursday, April 9 • 6:30pm 27 Morning Movie*...................................10am
Thursday, April 30 • 7pm
Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room 31 Sports with Clarence Goodman*....6:30pm
You don’t need to buy Microsoft Office to Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room
have access to quality email, calendar,
Nothing to See Here
word processing, spreadsheet, and April
slideshow software. Learn all about what by Kevin Wilson
you can do with access to free Google
products. Ages 16 and up. Limit 75. 3 Mae West with Martina Mathisen*......10am
4 Drop-in Census Help...........................1–3pm
7 Glass Etching*........................2pm OR 6pm
9 Google Docs & Drive*.....................6:30pm
15 Unsolved Mysteries of History*.........6:30pm
Morning Movie: Tackle Paper Clutter* 16 Business After Hours...........................5–7pm
The Good Liar* Monday, April 20 • 6:30pm 20 Tackle Paper Clutter*.......................6:30pm
Friday, April 24 • 10am Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room
22 Drop-in Census Help..........................6–8pm
Don’t be overwhelmed by stacks of
Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room 24 Morning Movie*...................................10am
paper - learn how to eliminate the
One lucky person will win a copy of
clutter! Ages 16 and up. Limit 75. 28 Travel Savvy*....................................6:30pm
the movie. Popcorn and drinks will
be served. Ages 18 and up. 30 Fact & Fiction........................................7pm
Business After Hours Travel Savvy*
Thursday, April 16 • 5–7pm Tuesday, April 28 • 6:30pm
Location: Ground Floor Meeting Room Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room
The Hills Chamber and Green Hills Public Library Travel broadens horizons, but it brings
District invite you to our Business Networking with it risks, costs, hassles, health issues,
After Hours event. Meet and chat with your and other considerations. Learn travel
fellow local businesses and Chamber members. tricks, products, guidelines, and resources
Refreshments will be served. Please RSVP by from veteran international traveler,
Friday, April 3 to ghpl@greenhillslibrary.org author, and photographer Cynthia
Clampitt. Ages 16 and up. Limit 75.
If you are signed up for an event you cannot attend, please call the Adult Services Desk at 708-598-8446 ext. 120 at least 24 hours before the event. Given the
popularity of our events, patrons who do not cancel their registration more than 24 hours in advance will be considered No Shows. If a patron is considered a No Show
for three events, they may be unable to register for future events, and will instead be placed on the waitlist.
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teen
Film to Fiction Book Club*
Unless otherwise
noted, registration
Teen
for teen events starts You’ve seen the movie, now read the Calendar of Events
Friday, February 21 book! Join Miss Cristina for a fun book
at 9am for GHPLD
discussion about a title that’s been March
developed into a TV show or film.
cardholders. Copies of the book will be available
at the Youth Services Desk one month
before the book club meeting. If you do
2 Cupcake Decorating*......................... 6pm
not pick up your book one week before
the meeting, your spot will be forfeited 12 Teen Green Bath Bombs*.....................6pm
Cupcake Decorating with and given to the next person on the 19 Calligraphy Club*................................6pm
waiting list. Ages 10–17. Limit 20.
Buttercream Dream* 23 Teen Movie & Craft*.............................6pm
Monday, March 2 • 6pm
Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room Thursday, April 30 • 6pm
Get creative at the Library and learn Location: Ground Floor Meeting Room April
how to decorate your cupcakes.
Each person will decorate
2 Mug Decorating @ Strange Brew*........6pm
four different cupcakes
to take home. Coraline 6 Marble Hexagon Magnet DIY*.............6pm
Ages 10-17.
23 Calligraphy Club*.................................6pm
Limit 30. by Neil Gaiman
28 Service Opportunity*...........................5pm
30 Film to Fiction Book Club*....................6pm
Calligraphy Club* Mug Decorating Teen Movie & Craft*
Thursday, March 19 • 6pm @ Strange Brew* Monday, March 23 • 6pm
Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room Thursday, April 2 • 6pm Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room
Come to the Library to watch a
Thursday, April 23 • 6pm Location: Strange Brew Cafe,
movie while making a craft!
Location: Ground Floor Meeting Room 8650 W. 103rd St., Palos Hills We will be watching
Learn about the history and techniques Decorate mugs and sip Back to the Future.
of calligraphy, and practice creating your on delicious cafe drinks. Ages 10-17. Limit 30.
own. Ages 10–17. Limit 20. Ages 10–17. Limit 30.
Marble Hexagon Teen Green Service Opportunity*
Magnet DIY* Bath Bombs* Tuesday, April 28 • 5–7pm
Monday, April 6 • 6pm Thursday March 12 • 6pm Location: Ground Floor Meeting Room
At this service event, we will be
Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room
decorating and putting
Come to the Library to Come to the Library for a creative night.
together potted plants
create unique and modern We will be making seasonal bath bombs
for a local nursing home.
magnets for your locker! guaranteed to add a lucky touch to your
Please contact the Youth
Ages 10–17. Limit 30. next soak! Ages 10–17. Limit 30.
Services Desk to sign up.
Ages 10-17. Limit 30.
If you are signed up for an event you cannot attend, please call the Youth Services Desk at 708-598-8446 ext. 117 at least 24 hours before the event. Given the
popularity of our events, patrons who do not cancel their registration more than 24 hours in advance will be considered No Shows. If a patron is considered a No Show
for three events, they may be unable to register for future events, and will instead be placed on the waitlist.
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family
Family Canvas
Unless otherwise Tote Decorating* Storytimes
noted, registration Tuesday, April 21 • 6pm
for family events Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room
starts Friday, February
Come and customize a canvas tote Pajama Storytime*
bag for your family to use for library
21 at 9am for GHPLD Tuesdays at 6:30pm
books, groceries, or whatever you
cardholders. need! Each family will decorate one March 3, 10, 17, 24
bag as a group. Please Location: Ground Floor Meeting Room
sign up one person from Ages 3–5
each family. Feel free to come in your PJs to have
some fun with stories, songs, and
Drop-in Census Help more! Limit 18.
Saturday, April 4 • 1–3pm
Wednesday, April 22 • 6–8pm Family Storytime
Location: Screened Porch Room Wednesdays at 10am
Do you need assistance filling out the March 4, 11, 18
Census? Questions about the Census
survey? Want more information about April 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
the process? Drop by the Library and get Location: Ground Floor Meeting Room
some help from one of our knowledgeable All ages
staff members! If you can’t make it during Financial Fun Storytime Have some fun with stories, songs,
these available time slots, feel free to ask and more! Children of all ages and
Wednesday March 25 • 11am
for help at the Adult or Youth Services caregivers welcome.
Location: Ground Floor Meeting Room
desk during all hours of operation.
A guest reader from the Illinois
Treasurer’s Office will be joining us for
a special storytime all about money!
Milk & Cookies
We will read a story and complete Storytime @ Strange Brew*
an activity. Children of all ages and Tuesday, March 3 • 11am
caregivers welcome.
Tuesday, April 7 • 11am
Location: Strange Brew Cafe,
8650 W. 103rd St., Palos Hills
Ages 24–35 months
Meet at Strange Brew for a fun storytime!
All children will get milk and cookies
to snack on while they listen to stories.
Family Movie Time Registration is limited to 25 children.
Wednesdays at 4pm
Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room
Enjoy a movie, popcorn, and juice
at the Library! Children of all
ages and caregivers welcome.
Jim and Jayne present Best of ScribbleMonster
Thursday, March 26 • 6pm
March 4
Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room
The Addams Family
Bring your dancing shoes and wild imagination to
the Library for the award-winning music and play of
ScribbleMonster! Using a mix of kindness, music and
April 1 humor, ScribbleMonster’s presentation encourages
Frozen II children to participate and think in creative ways.
Children of all ages and caregivers welcome.
If you are signed up for an event you cannot attend, please call the Youth Services Desk at 708-598-8446 ext. 117 at least 24 hours before the event. Given the
popularity of our events, patrons who do not cancel their registration more than 24 hours in advance will be considered No Shows. If a patron is considered a No Show
for three events, they may be unable to register for future events, and will instead be placed on the waitlist.
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youth
Passport Pals*
Unless otherwise Monday, March 9 • 6pm
noted, registration for Monday, April 6 • 6pm
youth events starts Location: Ground Floor Meeting Room Youth & Family
Friday, February 21 Every month we will travel to a new Calendar of Events
country to learn about their history
at 9am for GHPLD
cardholders.
and culture. Children ages 7 and up. March
Limit 25.
Science Lab* 4 Family Movie..........................................4pm
Wednesday, March 18 • 6pm 9 Passport Pals*........................................6pm
Wednesday, April 15 • 6pm 11 Eco Club*..............................................6pm
Location: Ground Floor Meeting Room 18 Science Lab*.........................................6pm
Go full STEAM ahead with Miss Emily
while she leads the group in science 25 Financial Fun Story Time........................11am
experiments at the Library. Children 26 Best of ScribbleMonster.......... ...............6pm
of all ages welcome, but under 6 must
30 Zumba*..................................................6pm
be assisted by a caregiver. Limit 25.
31 Learning ASL*...................................3:30pm
April
Eco Club* Read to the Dogs*
Wednesday, March 11 • 6pm Monday, April 13 1 Family Movie..........................................4pm
Wednesday, April 8 • 6pm Drop in between 4–5pm 6 Passport Pals*........................................6pm
Location: Ground Floor Meeting Room Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room 8 Eco Club*..............................................6pm
Join Miss Emily as you watch a video, Come to the Library and sharpen
play a game, and make a craft all your reading skills by reading to 13 Read to the Dogs*..............................4-5pm
about a nature topic that you voted on. the cutest therapy dogs! 14 Pre-K Play & Create*........................3:30pm
Children ages 6 and up. Limit 25. Limit 30.
15 Science Lab*.........................................6pm
21 Family Canvas Tote Decorating*............6pm
27 Zumba*..................................................6pm
Learning ASL* Zumba* Pre-K Play & Create*
Tuesday, March 31 • 3:30pm Monday, March 30 • 6pm Tuesday, April 14 • 3:30pm
Location: Ground Floor Monday, April 27 • 6pm Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room
Meeting Room Location: 1st Floor Meeting Room Come to the Library
Come to the Library and Let’s get moving! Come to the Library to do a fun craft!
learn sign language with and try out Zumba! Zumba is a Children ages 3-5.
Miss Mary! Children workout that combines dancing and Limit 30.
ages 0–5. Limit 20. fun! Children ages 5 and up. Limit 25.
If you are signed up for an event you cannot attend, please call the Youth Services Desk at 708-598-8446 ext. 117 at least 24 hours before the event. Given the
popularity of our events, patrons who do not cancel their registration more than 24 hours in advance will be considered No Shows. If a patron is considered a No Show
for three events, they may be unable to register for future events, and will instead be placed on the waitlist.
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Nonprofit Org.
US Postage
PAID
Worth, IL
10331 S. Interlochen Dr. Permit No. 186
Palos Hills, IL 60465
ECRWSS
Residential Customer
Palos Hills, IL 60465
Library Hours Expected Release Date Upcoming Titles
Monday–Friday: 9am–9pm March 3, 2020 Long Range by C. J. Box
Saturday: 10am–5pm March 3, 2020 Lethal Game by Christine Feehan
Sunday: 12–4pm
March 3, 2020 The Numbers Game by Danielle Steel
Library Board of Trustees March 10, 2020 Journey of the Pharos by Clive Cussler
March 10, 2020 A Forgotten Murder by Jude Deveraux
Rick Kelleher, President
March 10, 2020 Credible Threat by Judith A. Jance
Stephen Culen, Vice President
March 17, 2020 The Red Lotus by Christopher A. Bohjalian
Tom Hanes, Treasurer
Noula Angelos, Secretary March 17, 2020 The Boy from the Woods by Harlan Coben
Patricia Parise March 17, 2020 A Conspiracy of Bones by Kathy Reichs
Steve Stratakos March 24, 2020 Last Odyssey by James Rollins
Azmi Mohammad March 24, 2020 Hit List by Stuart Woods
Jane Jenkins, Library Director March 30, 2020 Texas Outlaw by James Patterson
Upcoming Board Meetings: March 31, 2020 The Final Deception by Heather Graham
Monday, March 16 • 5:30pm March 31, 2020 Devoted by Dean Koontz
Monday, April 20 • 5:30pm March 31, 2020 Fearless by Fern Michaels
April 7, 2020 Revenge by James Patterson
Special Hours
April 7, 2020 One Fatal Flaw by Anne Perry
Friday, March 13 • Staff Training
April 7, 2020 Redhead by the Side of the Road by Anne Tyler
Closing at 5pm
April 14, 2020 Sunrise on Half Moon Bay by Robyn Carr
Tuesday, March 17 • Election Day
Opening at 6am April 14, 2020 The Talented Mr. Varg by Alexander McCall Smith
Sunday, April 12 • Easter April 21, 2020 Final Judgment by Marcia Clark
Closed April 21, 2020 The Business of Lovers by Eric Jerome Dickey
Photo Policy April 21, 2020 The Book of Longings by Sue Monk Kidd
April 21, 2020 A Knife to the Heart by Barbara Nadel
The Green Hills Public Library District may
photograph Library visitors. Such photos April 21, 2020 Dead Land by Sara Paretsky
are for Library use and may be published April 21, 2020 Masked Prey by John Sandford
in Library publicity materials. Notify staff
April 28, 2020 The Wedding Dress by Danielle Steel
if you do not wish to be photographed.
Design: Brittany Ramos
April 28, 2020 Murder on Pleasant Avenue by Victoria Thompson
How to Register for Events
Events marked with an asterisk (*) require registration. Registration takes place online and in-person. Registration by phone will not be
accepted. Please see event pages for registration dates. A GHPLD Library card and PIN (last four digits of phone number) are required at time of
registration. Non-residents may register for events online or in-person one week after registration opens to GHPLD cardholders. Register online at
greenhillslibrary.org or visit the Adult Services Desk or Youth Services Desk. Individuals with a disability, who require an accommodation for any of
our events, please contact the Library at least five days prior to the event.
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Nonprofit Org.
US Postage
PAID
Bridgeview, IL
10331 S. Interlochen Dr. Permit No. 196
Palos Hills, IL 60465
ECRWSS
Residential Customer
Hickory Hills, IL 60457
Library Hours Expected Release Date Upcoming Titles
Monday–Friday: 9am–9pm March 3, 2020 Long Range by C. J. Box
Saturday: 10am–5pm March 3, 2020 Lethal Game by Christine Feehan
Sunday: 12–4pm
March 3, 2020 The Numbers Game by Danielle Steel
Library Board of Trustees March 10, 2020 Journey of the Pharos by Clive Cussler
March 10, 2020 A Forgotten Murder by Jude Deveraux
Rick Kelleher, President
March 10, 2020 Credible Threat by Judith A. Jance
Stephen Culen, Vice President
March 17, 2020 The Red Lotus by Christopher A. Bohjalian
Tom Hanes, Treasurer
Noula Angelos, Secretary March 17, 2020 The Boy from the Woods by Harlan Coben
Patricia Parise March 17, 2020 A Conspiracy of Bones by Kathy Reichs
Steve Stratakos March 24, 2020 Last Odyssey by James Rollins
Azmi Mohammad March 24, 2020 Hit List by Stuart Woods
Jane Jenkins, Library Director March 30, 2020 Texas Outlaw by James Patterson
Upcoming Board Meetings: March 31, 2020 The Final Deception by Heather Graham
Monday, March 16 • 5:30pm March 31, 2020 Devoted by Dean Koontz
Monday, April 20 • 5:30pm March 31, 2020 Fearless by Fern Michaels
April 7, 2020 Revenge by James Patterson
Special Hours
April 7, 2020 One Fatal Flaw by Anne Perry
Friday, March 13 • Staff Training
April 7, 2020 Redhead by the Side of the Road by Anne Tyler
Closing at 5pm
April 14, 2020 Sunrise on Half Moon Bay by Robyn Carr
Tuesday, March 17 • Election Day
Opening at 6am April 14, 2020 The Talented Mr. Varg by Alexander McCall Smith
Sunday, April 12 • Easter April 21, 2020 Final Judgment by Marcia Clark
Closed April 21, 2020 The Business of Lovers by Eric Jerome Dickey
Photo Policy April 21, 2020 The Book of Longings by Sue Monk Kidd
April 21, 2020 A Knife to the Heart by Barbara Nadel
The Green Hills Public Library District may
photograph Library visitors. Such photos April 21, 2020 Dead Land by Sara Paretsky
are for Library use and may be published April 21, 2020 Masked Prey by John Sandford
in Library publicity materials. Notify staff
April 28, 2020 The Wedding Dress by Danielle Steel
if you do not wish to be photographed.
Design: Brittany Ramos
April 28, 2020 Murder on Pleasant Avenue by Victoria Thompson
How to Register for Events
Events marked with an asterisk (*) require registration. Registration takes place online and in-person. Registration by phone will not be
accepted. Please see event pages for registration dates. A GHPLD Library card and PIN (last four digits of phone number) are required at time of
registration. Non-residents may register for events online or in-person one week after registration opens to GHPLD cardholders. Register online at
greenhillslibrary.org or visit the Adult Services Desk or Youth Services Desk. Individuals with a disability, who require an accommodation for any of
our events, please contact the Library at least five days prior to the event.
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