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Largo Public Library
December/January 2020
Vol. 3 No. 1
M A G A Z I N E
News • Events • Stories
We have so much to celebrate!
Pg. 3 Be the Change
Pg. 6 Welcoming Week Update
Pg. 14 Friends of the Library
Special Events
From the
Library Largo High School Madrigals Library In Your Neighborhood: Largo Library Bookmobile
Thu | Dec 12 | 3pm One Year Anniversary Celebration
Director Enjoy the spirit of the Mon | Jan 13 | 2pm
holiday season with an The Bookmobile has completed its first year on the road.
afternoon of music and Come visit us in the front of the library as we celebrate this
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refreshments. Music milestone. Hop on and
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will be provided by The browse our exclusive
ere comes 2020! I’m excited for Madrigals, Largo High collection, checkout a
School's elite vocal few books, movies or au-
what sounds like a year filled with clarity
ensemble. Their a cap- diobooks, or just stop by
and vision. Undoubtedly, there will be pella performance will for a treat. We would love
moments to celebrate over the next include holiday favorites as well as traditional madrigals from for you to see how we are
two months as one year closes and the Renaissance era. Stop by to see these talented young ladies serving your community
another one begins. In January, the library and gentlemen perform in historical period costumes. everyday.
will cheer for the one year anniversary
of our successful bookmobile service.
Sometimes I want to freeze time so that
Be the Change
I can fully appreciate and enjoy these
moments.
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Practicing mindfulness can be challenging
no matter the time of year, but it is espe- Ask a Refugee
cially difficult when we’re busy shopping,
cooking, socializing, and starting a new In conjunction with the annual Welcoming Week initiative, the September Issues That Matter Series
year. Of course, spending time with family highlighted a local refugee. The “Ask a Refugee” program featured an amazing speaker, Felicien.
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and friends should be a priority, but Felicien is originally from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, but he left at age 11 due to war and
don’t forget to do something special for persecution, and traveled to Angola, and then on to Zambia, where he was in a refugee camp from
yourself. 1997-2015. He shared with us his inspiring story of the life-threatening experiences in the Congo, chal-
lenges of life in a refugee camp, and the five-year vetting process to emigrate. Among his many skills,
Special Events ...................................................................................................... 3 Felicien speaks seven languages including Swahili and English, and served as an interpreter while in
I’m proud of the library program and the camp. Now residing in Largo with his family, Felicien holds down two jobs, actively gives back to
service offerings in December and Adult Programs ...............................................................................................4-5 the community, and helps to serve and support others. We were honored to have Felicien here to
January. There will be many ways to share his story.
spend time with the people we care Book and Poetry Clubs .................................................................................... 4
about – how about meeting your friends Community Outreach ..................................................................................... 6 Together We Are Sew Powerful!
for a library screening of the movie
Downton Abbey? Or maybe find some Digital Learning ....................................................................................................7
time to join our collaborative experienc-
es/hands-on classes amid the hullabaloo
Gallery 120 ............................................................................................................. 8
of the holidays? No matter how you ideaLAB and eResources ............................................................................... 8
choose to stay connected this winter,
look for some great programs through- Teen Scene ............................................................................................................ 9
out this year. Children’s Programs ................................................................................... 10-11
Genealogy ...................................................................................................... 12-13 With the help of our community we were able to make 50 Sew Powerful Purses
Friends of the Largo Library ........................................................................14 to send to adolescent girls in Zambia.
Greater Largo Library Foundation ............................................................15
Congratulations to our Career Online High School Graduates
Largo Public Library partnered with Gale, part of Cengage Learning, in 2016 to
L I B R A R Y H O U R S deliver Career Online High School, an accredited program offering high school
completion and career certificates. The collaboration represents an important
Mon - Wed 9:00am - 8:00pm | Thu - Fri 10:00am - 6:00pm
opportunity for Pinellas County adults who lack a high school diploma.
Sat 10:00am - 5:00pm | Sun Closed
Find Us Online! Closures: On November 4, 2019, seven students earned an accredited diploma and career
Christmas Eve |Tue | Dec 24 certificate through the Career Online High School program at Largo Public Library.
@LargoPublicLibrary
Christmas Day | Wed | Dec 25 Congratulations to the Class of 2019! Lamonica Baker, Maria Banuelos, Aron Driskell, Adriana Gonzalez, Jacqueline
@LargoPublicLibrary New Year's Eve | Tue | Dec 31| Close at 5pm Roa, Ladasha Tolbert, and Ashley Walker. For more information on Career Online High School, please visit http://
New Year's Day | Wed | Jan 1 www.careeronlinehs.gale.com/
@LPLnews Martin Luther King Day | Mon | Jan 20
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Poetry & ADULT PROGRAMS ADULT PROGRAMS Try New
Book Clubs R Fused Glass Pendant Making
Mon | Dec 2 | 6pm
R Wake Up With the Library
Sat | Dec 7 & Jan 4 | 9am
Downton Abbey: the Movie
Tue | Dec 17 |
R Geometric Jewelry
Thu | Jan 9 | 10:30am
Flavors
Looking for a You’re invited to join us for a be- 5:30pm Use metal tube beads
unique handmade fore-hours tour of the Library. See what Catch up with the and wire to design a
gift? Design your goes on behind the scenes. The coffee is Crawleys and the piece of geometric
Last Word Book Discussion Group own piece of on us! folks downstairs jewelry. With a Feast from the
Wed | Dec 4 & Jan 8 | 6pm
Local History Room
fused glass jewelry
with artist JoAnn Interacting with Florida Wildlife
with a viewing of
the film Downton Issues That Matter Series: Viewing of
Middle East
Wedge. Supplies Mon | Dec 9 | 6pm Abbey (2019). The Public
will be provided to There will also be Mon | Jan 13 |
make one pendant trivia (and priz- 5:30pm
necklace. A $10 es!) to test your Join us for a
materials fee is required upon registra- knowledge of this viewing of Emilio
tion at the library circulation desk. award-winning Estevez’s The
series. Public which
R Rapid Business Planning Using
addresses topics
Lean Canvas Medicare 101 including home-
Tue | Dec 3 | 6pm Alligators, snakes, and fire ants, oh my! Wed | Dec 18 & Jan 15 | 3pm-4pm lessness, commu-
Dec- The Alice Network by Kate Quinn Tue | Dec 17 | 6pm Each year residents and visitors in Florida Specially trained volunteers of the SHINE nity, and race; to
Jan- Snow in August by Pete Hamill Sharpen your business in two ac- find themselves dealing with some form program will provide detailed informa- be followed with a
tion-packed workshop sessions on Rapid of unwanted problem related to wildlife tion on the basics of Medicare, includ- discussion of the film. R Feast from the Middle East:
Business Planning, using the new one- concerns. Many of these concerns can be ing Medicare supplement insurance,
page “Lean Canvas” planning tool. life threatening and should be avoided Medicare Advantage plans, and financial R Paint Along with Bob Ross Falafel & Hummus
Poet’s Live
through wildlife awareness. Learn how assistance programs. SHINE representa- Tue | Jan 7 | 6pm
Mon | Dec 9 & Jan 13 Mon | Jan 27 | 6pm
R SHINE: Serving Health Insurance to prevent negative wildlife interactions tives will be available to answer questions No feast is complete without these two
| 6:30pm
both in your neighborhood and on your and provide enrollment or benefit appli- chickpea side dishes. Learn to make your
1st Floor Quiet Needs Of Elders
travels. cation assistance. own creamy hummus and crispy falafel
Reading Room Wed | Dec 4, 18 &
that you can take home to freeze, bake,
Read your poetry in Jan 15 | Study Room 1A17
R Holiday Cardmaking Ukulele Workshop or fry.
this group for poetry If you are celebrating your 65th birthday
enthusiasts, moder- this year, recently retired, or just want to Tue | Dec 10 | 6pm Wednesdays | 6pm
Join us for a hand- Dec 18 | Strum & Sing Jam R Feast from the Middle East:
ated by Largo’s Poet know more about your healthcare options
Laureate, Wayne S. Williams. under Medicare, SHINE may be able to crafted holiday Jan 8 | Beginner Pita Bread
help. SHINE schedules free, unbiased, cardmaking class Jan 29 | Advanced Beginner Join us for another paint along with the Tue | Jan 14 | 6pm
I Love A Mystery! They’re Not All and confidential counseling appoint- to make two cards Hosted by the Tampa Bay Ukulele iconic Bob Ross. Supplies and guidance The original take-out container! Make
ments each month at Largo Public Library. and a gift card Society, these free workshops provide an will be provided as you create a beautiful your own soft pita bread with a perfect
Agatha Christie!
Please call to schedule your appointment holder (gift card introduction to the ukulele. Bring your landscape from an episode of The Joy of pocket.
Mon | Dec 2 & Jan 6 | 1pm
between 10am-2pm. not included) from own ukulele or a limited number will be Painting.
Local History Room
stamps, ink, and supplied by TBUS. R Feast from the Middle East:
Dec- Christmas Cake Murder
R Sew Im-purseable paper. All supplies R Sew a Reusable Snack Bag Yogurt & Labneh
by Joanne Fluke
Wed | Dec 4 | 6pm will be precut, and you will also receive R 2020 Goal Setting Wed | Jan 29 | 6pm Tue | Jan 28 | 6pm
Jan- The Bone Collector
Thu | Dec 5 | 3pm printed instructions which include photos, Mon | Jan 6 | 6pm Thu | Jan 30 | 3pm Learn how to make yogurt and labneh
by Jeffery Deaver dimensions, and a list of supplies used so
Sew up your own Make your meals from cow's milk or non-dairy "milks". Try
impenetrable shoulder that you can to make each of the cards at on the go more some traditional Israeli yogurt toppings
Book Talking with Iris home. Ages 8 and up.
bag. The bag open- sustainable with a and create your own yogurt parfait.
Wed | Dec 11 & Jan 8 |
ing hangs from your snack bag you’ve
12pm R EdTalks: Everyday Psychology
shoulder keeping your made yourself. The
Local History Room Fri | Dec 13 | 11am
hands free and your bags will be lined
Listen to a talk on EdTalks is a series of one-hour semi-
possessions secure. with food safe vinyl
popular titles each nars led by Keiser University faculty.
You can also add a that easily wipes
month. KU Psychology Instructor, Dr. Michael February 12th - that's the day most
strap and wear it like a messenger bag. clean. The outer fabric is completely up
Bag hardware, including zippers, will be VanSlyck, will discuss workplace, family, Americans give up on their New Year's to you. Bring a fat quarter of your fabric
provided, but you will need to bring your and community psychology. Resolutions. And those lofty business of choice or choose from our fabric stash.
Chapter Chat @ Evermore Cafe own fabric. You'll need 3/4 yard of 60 goals and ambitions you set for yourself,
Wed | Dec 11 & Jan 8 | 6pm inch fabric for the outside of the bag and R Gourmet Marshmallows well those went out the window long be-
a fat quarter of fabric for the lining. Mon | Dec 16 | 6pm fore that. What if you learned that it's not Save the Date for Largo Turns a Page
Sweeten up a hot WILLpower that will give you the Sat | Apr 4 | 1pm
R Wire-Wrapped beverage or s'more motivation and momentum, but WE'LL Featured Author
Crystal Necklace with marshmallows power! This workshop will give you the Therese Anne Fowler
Thu | Dec 5 | you’ve made yourself. tools to set meaningful goals along with
10:30am Handcrafted marshmal- the life-and-business hacks to bridge the
Add some sparkle lows are surprisingly GAP between where you are - and where
to your holidays simple to make and can you want to be! Register online with
by making a wire be used to fill candies SCORE: https://pinellascounty.score org.
wrapped quartz and cookies or enjoyed
Dec- The Wife by Meg Wolitzer on their own.
necklace.
Jan- Crossing to Safety
by Wallace Stegner
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LIBRARY IN YOUR NEIGHBOORHOOD DIGITAL LEARNING Did You
The Bookmobile is on the road! Meet us at one of the stops below and browse the
Bookmobile’s exclusive collection of books and media. We are adding new stops all the
time! Be sure to check our website for the latest information.
Basic, Microsoft, and Social Media: Computer Lab. First-come, first-served.
iPad/iPhone: Classes in Jenkins Wing. Registration req’d. Class size limited to 8.
Android: Jenkins Wing. No registration. All Classes: Ages 18 & up
Know?
Sweet Water | Tuesday Bardmoor YMCA | Tuesday
W
Dec 3, 17, 31 & Jan14, 28 | 10am-10:30am Dec 10 & Jan 7, 21 | 10am-11am BASIC COMPUTER SKILLS
Elmcroft of Pinecrest North | Tuesday Largo City Hall | Tuesday Email & Internet Wed | Dec 18 | 3pm Start the New Year off right with
elcoming Week is a national
celebration where communities bring
Dec 3, 17, 31 & Jan14, 28 | 11am-11:30am Dec 10 & Jan 7, 21 | 12pm-1pm Set up an email account, send & receive messages, cruise online. health and investment tips from
Elmcroft of Pinecrest South | Tuesday The Barrington | Tuesday Gmail for Beginners Wed | Jan 15 | 3pm your library website.
together immigrants and local residents
Dec 3, 17, 31 & Jan14, 28 | Dec 10 & Jan 7, 21 | 2pm-3pm Create your own Gmail account and learn how to send & organize email.
in a spirit of unity to build strong
connections and affirm the benefits
11:45am-12:15pm Belleair Towers | Wednesday Amazon/eBay/PayPal Wed | Jan 22 | 3pm
High Point Family Center | Tuesday Dec 11 & Jan 8, 22 | 10:30am-11:30am Learn how to create accounts and discover how these online entities can Find health information and tips,
of welcoming everyone. We believe
our communities are stronger when Dec 3, 17 & Jan14, 28 | 2:30pm-4pm Oak Manor | Wednesday work for you. as well as recipes. From the library
everyone feels welcome, and we work Grand Villa | Wednesday Dec 11 & Jan 8, 22 | 1pm-2pm website choose:
together for the common good. In 2018, Dec 4, 18 & Jan 15, 29 | 12:30pm-1:30pm Royal Palms | Thursday [ eBranch
there were over 2,000 events in 400 Imperial Palms | Wednesday Dec 12, 26 & Jan 9, 23 | 10am-11am
Dec 4, 18 & Jan 15, 29 | 2pm-3pm Regal Palms | Thursday
MICROSOFT OFFICE [ Databases
cities around the country.
GRAYDI | Wednesday Dec 12, 26 & Jan 9, 23 | 11:15am-11:45am [ Health and Wellness
Basic Word 2013 Wed | Jan 8 | 3pm
Largo Public Library participated in this Dec 4, 18 & Jan 15, 29 | 3:30pm-4:30pm Cypress Palms | Thursday Resource Center
Create a document, copy & paste, change the font, save & print.
national celebration for the first time two Pinellas Heights Senior Apts | Thursday Dec 12, 26 & Jan 9, 23 | 1pm-1:30pm Basic PowerPoint Wed | Jan 29 | 3pm to find information on managing a
years ago, and we did it again this year! Dec 5, 19 & Jan 2, 16, 30 | 10am-11am Sabal Palms | Thursday Create presentations for work or school, slideshows for special events. condition or ways to improve your
From household items and monetary Lake House | Thursday Dec 12, 26 & Jan 9, 23 | 2pm-3pm health, from reference sources,
donations to raffles and more, there Dec 5, 19 & Jan 2, 16, 30 | 11:30am-12pm Heron House | Thursday magazine and journal articles, and
were plenty of ways for you to join us in Heritage Village | Friday Dec 12, 26 & Jan 9, 23 | 3:15pm-4pm
the Welcoming movement. SOCIAL MEDIA more.
Dec 6, 20 & 3, 17, 31 | 12pm-1pm Loving Arms VBK | Friday
Indian Oaks | Friday Dec 13 & Jan 10, 24 | 10am-11am
In 2019, we joined over 50,000 people Prerequisite: Have active email account and password Find a variety of recipes in the AtoZ
Dec 6, 20 & 3, 17, 31 | 2pm-3pm Tijuana Flats | Friday
across the United States and the world Pinellas Preparatory Academy | Friday Dec 13, 27 & Jan 10, 24 | 12pm-1pm World Food database. Simply login
to promote inclusiveness, unity, and Getting Started: YouTube Wed | Dec 4 | 3pm
Dec 6, 20 & 3, 17, 31 | 3:30pm-4:30pm Learn about the great resource that is YouTube and generate a brand new with your library card number.
diversity. Largo Public Library’s award-
ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING
winning Welcoming Week Basket Drive YouTube account. We’ll also log in to your new (or established) account & You can also find cookbooks and
collected 171 baskets and $531 in learn how to upload and tag your videos. health information in eBook and
monetary donations. The donations Getting Started: Facebook & Twitter Wed | Dec 11 | 3pm eAudiobook format through Libby and
were distributed to Pinellas County Create a Facebook and/or Twitter account or learn more about the one you
already have, and start following, tweeting, and using hashtags. hoopla eResources.
refugee families on October 5, 2019.
English Conversation Club Choose:
The families come from Cuba, Haiti,
Tue | 6pm-7:30pm [ eBranch
Venezuela, the Democratic Republic
Thu | 1:30pm-3pm
of the Congo, Afghanistan, Colombia,
Practice speaking & listening in English.
APPLE [ Download and Stream
Egypt, Ethiopia, and Ukraine. We or scroll down the main page of the
Meet other ELL learners. Clubs meet week- Prerequisite: Have Apple ID and password
celebrate diversity and acknowledge the library website and choose from the
ly at the library with a trained facilitator.
invaluable contributions these immigrant
Join us for a fun, informal gathering that’s R Beginning iPads Thu | Dec 12 & Jan 16 | 3pm Download & Stream section, then
families make to their communities and
R Adult English Classes open to all levels. This beginners class is meant to make you more familiar and comfortable with login in with your library account
the country as a whole.
Mon, Tue, Wed | 9:30am-1:30pm your device. Learn app organization, navigation tips, and how to use some of information.
Thu | 10:15am-1:15pm One-On-One/Small Group English the apps that came with the device like Calendar and Contacts.
A big thank you to our partners, Barbara As with any health information, please
In collaboration with Pinellas County Tutoring R Intermediate iPads Thu | Dec 19 & Jan 30 | 3pm
S. Ponce Public Library and UMCM also consult your physician.
Schools, this program will help adults Applications are available at the library Take better pictures, multi-task, speak text, and a whole lot more.
Suncoast. Without them, the basket
speak, write and read English in a class- or by going to www.largopubliclibrary. R Intermediate iPhones
drive wouldn’t have been possible. Thu | Dec 5 & Jan 23 | 3pm
room setting. Registration is required and org. Individuals are matched according Invest in the future. Find analyst
to the availability of volunteers, mutual Learn new & fun iPhone tips & shortcuts.
is continuous throughout the semester. R Intermediate iPads 2 guidance on stocks, mutual funds, and
scheduling preferences, and waiting list Thu | Jan 2 | 3pm
There is a $45 fee for each six-month exchange traded funds; and research
term of enrollment. For more information: order. Instruction is based on each learner’s New tips including group FaceTime, enhancing email messages,
727.547.7872. needs and goals. Tutors and students meet recommendations for Safari & Notes, and more. companies for investments through
two hours per week for a 6-month period. Morningstar Investment Research
Citizenship & Naturalization Preparation For more information, call 727.587.6715 Center. From the library website
Classes Ext. 2547. ANDROID choose:
Mon & Wed | 6pm-8pm [ eBranch
Are you a legal, permanent resident of the Rosetta Stone Please bring your email address, username, passwords.
United States? Do you want to become a Take your English to the next level with [ Databases
U.S. Citizen? We can help! Prepare for the Rosetta Stone. Rosetta Stone is a software Android Phones for Beginners 1 Tue | Dec 10 | 3pm Login with your Largo Public Library
naturalization process with instruction in that uses images, text, and sound to teach In this hands-on beginner class, learn some of the basics for getting started card.
Civics & U.S. History and practices for the words and grammar. Check out a laptop with your Android phone, including settings and text messaging.
Android Phones for Beginners 2 Tue | Jan 14 | 3pm Access to the database is funded by
Interview. Classes are taught by Suncoast computer with your library card for in-li-
brary use. In this hands-on class, learn more basics for your Android phone including the Greater Largo Library Foundation.
Citizenship instructors. For more info:
727.244.9301 or email 727citizenship@ email and apps. Bring your own device, as well as account login information
umcmsuncoast.org (passwords, usernames).
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TEEN SCENE Teen
Gallery Volunteer
120 Largo Public Library's ideaLAB is a place to develop creative ideas, try new technolo-
gies, and experiment. Classes are located in the ideaLAB and are limited to 8 partici-
pants unless otherwise noted. Adults may bring children 8 years or older. ideaLAB is
sponsored by the Greater Largo Library Foundation.
Ages 12-18. All teen programs are located in the Teen Room unless otherwise noted.
Teen D&D Teen Exam Cram
Spotlight
Fri | Dec 6, 13, 20 & Mon – Fri | Dec 16 – Dec 20
I
R Illuminate Your Ornaments R Edible Science Series Jan 17, 24, 31 | 4pm-5:30pm
Thu | Dec 5 | 4pm Mon | Jan 6 | 6pm
November & Jenkins A Jenkins A am a part of the TLC at the library
December Want to light up your holiday decora- We will make Winter treats using molecu- which stands for Teen Library Council. In
Dayle Doroshow tions? We will use conductive thread and lar gastronomy techniques. this organization we, as a group, have our
LED technology, and make ornaments. roles and work together to invent projects
Limit of 8. R Tinkercad Basics
and ideas to help with anything that may
Thu | Jan 9 | 4pm need attention in our community. My role
R Edible Science Series Jenkins A in the council is the historian, which is to
Thu | Dec 12 | 4pm Learn the basics of free 3D modeling
We have several active campaigns. Please It’s midterm season! Spread out at a keep a collection of photos, writing pieces
software, Tinkercad, to make your own
designs to create objects that can be 3D email libraryteen@largo.com for more table with your study group, grab a by teens, and organizations that have
printed. info related to joining a group, hosting snack to refuel, and unwind with some come to help in the past and are willing to
your own group in our space, and if you fun activities. On select days, hang out help again with events that are related to
R Intro to 3D Printing are interested in being a DM! with our friends from Pup Pals and their teens. I proposed an idea for a project to
Thu | Jan 16 | 4pm therapy dogs after school. make a Teen Volunteer Yearbook which is
View a demonstration of the library's Switch Wednesdays really exciting for the library.
Learn how to use molecular gastronomy 3D printer and learn the basics of 3D Wed | Dec 4, 11, 18 & Tea Time in the
techniques to make tasty canapés and printing. Jan 15, 22, 29 | 3pm-6pm Teen Room Being asked to help with Welcoming
hors d’oeuvres for the holidays. Tue | Jan 14 |
Week and raise money for donation
R Art of Book Folding 3pm-5pm
R
baskets for refugees that have come to
Experience Virtual Reality Thu | Jan 30 | 10:30am Relax, hang out
and drink tea America with almost nothing, and from
Thu | Dec 19 | 10:30am Jenkins A
Do you wonder what the virtual reality while creating many different countries, that are going
Learn how to
experience is like? Join us to try various create art from a personalized through all different kinds of problems,
viewers like Google Cardboard, to expe- your used books. bath soak. made me think “can I as a teen volunteer
rience virtual reality. Bring your smart- Supplies will be Snacks will be truly make a difference for such a big
Dayle Doroshow is a Mixed media/ phone and install the Google Cardboard provided or you Stop in for some open gaming on our provided. problem?” At first my expectations to sit
Polymer clay artist and owner of de- app to your device before you arrive. can bring your Nintendo Switch or Wii. Play Super at a table, ask for donations, and actually
sign studio Zingaro, stamp of distinc- own book. Smash Bros, Mario Party, MarioKart and Poetry Performance Night receive money from our patrons were very
tion in California. Her jewelry, home more! Tue| Jan 28 | 5pm-7pm low. When we started tabling I realized
decor, ethnic figures and handcrafted From January 2nd - 18th teens can sub-
eRESOURCES & DATABASES
that there are people who do care and are
books can be seen at art shows and DIY Ugly Sweaters mit poetry for our Poetry Performance
Mon | Dec 9 | willing to sacrifice a few dollars that they
galleries on the West Coast. night! Submit up to three poems using
5pm-7pm our submission form and cover page. worked hard for to help refugees from
Bring your old and For more information contact us online countries they don’t even know how to
Largo Public Library’s eResources include eBooks, downloadable/streaming music, pronounce. It’s absolutely moving.
January worn out shirts and at libraryteen@largo.com or pick up your
eAudiobooks, movies, and more. The research databases cover various subjects
sweaters and turn forms at the Teen Desk. On January
Largo Community including business and investing, health information, car repair, and author/book read-
them into a hid- 28th the Teen Room will be a venue for I also encourage you to inform us if you
Center Art alikes. These introductory classes are typically hands-on learning; you can bring your
eous monstrosity some of Largo’s greatest teen poets! have a small company that may help the
Instructors own device, if you have one. The classes are held in the Jenkins Community Wing
you can be proud Come watch them perform and have a library in some way.
unless otherwise noted.
to wear. sip of coffee or tea.
Get Your Groove On: Freegal Music Bad Art Day
Mon | Dec 2 | 6pm Thu | Dec 12 | 3pm-5pm
Bring your smartphone or tablet, and library account information, and learn hands-on Come by and create the worst, most
how to use Freegal to download and stream free music. ridiculous art you can imagine. From
collages to sculptures, just bring yourself
Library News Resources: New York Times Online & More! and your creativity.
Tue | Dec. 17 | 3pm
Learn how to access credible sources of news information with your library card. Learn
how to use library databases including New York Times Online and Newsbank to find
articles, obituaries, videos, and more. Bring your own device, if you have one, and
learn hands-on how to use these library databases.
Introducing art from the award
winning instructors at the Largo eBooks and eAudiobooks: Learn Libby
Community Center: Pat Lester, Tue | Jan 7 | 3pm
Pam Armentano, Carol Crumrine, and Mon | Jan 27 | 6pm
Alice Anderson. Learn hands-on how to use the Libby app on your Android tablet/phone or iPad/iP-
Offering classes in Pastels, Pottery, hone. Find eBooks to read or listen to eAudiobooks. Bring your own device and your
Watercolor, Drawing, Pet Portraits, library account information (card and PIN).
Acrylics, and Oil Painting.
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CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS Cure the
Winter Break Blues
Stories &
Funded by the
Friends of the Largo Library
Ages 12 and under. All children's programs are located in the Children's Program
Room unless otherwise noted. For programs that require registration, please
(Programs during PCSB Winter Break)
Reading
register online or call 727.587.6715. Merry Grinchmas | Ages 3-12 R Robot Invasion | Ages 5-12
Fri | Dec 20 | 4pm Fri | Dec 27 | 4pm
R Typing Kids Did the Grinch really try to stop Christmas Code with our robots! Kids will learn
Wed | Dec 4 & Jan 8, 29 | 4pm Sesame Celebration | Ages 3-5 R Tasty Trees | Ages 5-12
from coming to Who-ville? Well, he didn’t basic coding skills using Dash and Dot, Attention young readers!
Dec 4, Jan 8 - Ages 5-7 with adult helper Mon | Dec 2 | 1pm Mon | Dec 9 | 6pm stop it from coming to us. Join us as we Kamigami Robot Bugs, and Osmo. Sign up early in the
Jan 29 - Ages 8-10 Can you believe Sesame Street first aired Trim your tree and eat it too! After listen- celebrate the season with games, crafts, Children's Department to receive
It’s time to mousercize and start typing! 50 years ago? Help us to celebrate by ing to a few holiday stories, we’ll make and, even, some science! Melt Bead Mania | Ages 5-12 your book and activity packet.
Practice moving and clicking, and then listening to stories featuring our favorite our own edible trees using sweets and Mon | Dec 30 | 1pm-3pm Visit the library to discuss the book,
have fun perfecting your mouse manipu- characters like Big Bird and Cookie other treats. Christmas Bingo | Ages 5-12 Back by popular demand...melt beads! learn about
lation. After mastering this, learn how to Monster. Crafts and a special snack to Mon | Dec 23 | 1pm
place your fingers and improve your knowl- follow. R Family STEAM Challenge | Ages 6-12
Fill your board up with colorful beads in a similar books, and
Reindeer, cookies, elves, toys, and fun pattern and we’ll melt them together complete an activity.
edge of keyboard layout. Tue | Dec 10 & Jan 14, 28 | 4pm more...any five in a row will get you for you! Have fun making something for
R The Great Cookie Challenge | Dec 10 - Candy Cane Science and Limited to 15 children.
Bingo! The twist with this Bingo game is yourself or to give as a gift!
R Code Squad Snowy Globes
Ages 5-12 that the prizes will be a surprise until you
Thu | Dec 5, 12 & Jan 16, 30 | 4pm Jan 14 - Snowball Fight Catapults and R Bookworms Book Club | Ages 6-8
Mon | Dec 2 | 6pm unwrap them. Game Zone | Ages 6-12
Dec 5, Jan 16 - Ages 5-7 with adult helper Who can create the best cookie design? Snowman Building Tue | Dec 3 & Jan 7 | 4pm
Tue | Dec 31 | 2pm
Dec 12, Jan 30 - Ages 8-12 Using frosting, sprinkles, and a few secret Jan 28 - 3D Snowflakes, Ice Exploration, Beading Bonanza | Ages 5-12 Dec 3 - The Puppy Place: Goldie
Join us and learn some new moves using
Learn basic computer programming skills ingredients, your challenge is to decorate and Snowman Hangman Mon | Dec 23 | 3pm-5pm by Ellen Miles
Wii Dance games, or relax and play some
in this fun 1-hour class for coders featuring the winning cookie. Judges will be on- Each month your family will be chal- Did you forget to get a gift for someone, Jan 7 - Magic School Bus: The Search for
board games with friends.
CodeMonkey. No coding experience hand and prizes will be awarded. lenged to use STEAM skills in new ways. or are you just looking for something to the Missing Bones
necessary, but basic computer skills are While this is a family program, it would do that doesn’t involve shopping? No by Eva Moore
Busy Builders | Ages 5-12
recommended. Baby Sign Language be best if younger siblings were not in matter the reason, come on in to create a Thu | Jan 2 | 2pm-4pm R Fact or Fiction Book Club | Ages 9-12
Tue | Dec 3, 10, 17 & the room. necklace, bracelet, keychain, bookmark... Calling all builders! Show off your build-
R Computer Whiz Kids: really anything you can think of, with our Tue | Dec 17 & Jan 21 | 4pm
Jan 7, 14, 21, 28 | 9:30am ing skills using a variety of materials.
PowerPoint | Ages 8-12 R Tween Time | Ages 9-12 Dec 17 - Real Stories From My Time:
These interactive signing classes teach supply of various bead types and sizes. LEGOs, Keva planks, MagnaTiles, and
Wed | Dec 11 & Jan 15 | 4pm you how to include signs naturally while Thu | Dec 12 & Jan 16 | 4pm Pearl Harbor
more will be provided.
Learn the basics of Microsoft PowerPoint. interacting with your child through daily Dec 12 - DIY Gift Wrap and Cards Games Galore | Ages 3-12 by Jennifer Swanson
Create slides, change text, add transitions routines, play, stories, and music. Topics Jan 16 - Sock Snowmen and Frosty Slime Thu | Dec 26 | 2pm-4pm Jan 21 - Where is Walt Disney World?
R Life-Sized Candyland and
and animations, and share your slideshow cover food, animals, things around the Calling all tweens! This program is just for Don’t sit at home being bored when you by Joan Holub
you! Join us each month as we focus on Sweet Crafts | Ages 5-12
presentation with the group. house, family, and everyday phrases. could come to the library and play with
crafts and other projects with your skills Fri | Jan 3 | 2pm-5pm
us! We will be providing board games, Sign up for a time slot to play life-sized
R Lego Constructors | Ages 8-12 Play and Grow Music | Ages 0-5 in mind. puzzles, and other challenges to amaze Candyland, which has been around
Fri | Dec 13 & Jan 10, 24 | 4pm Wed | Dec 4, 11, 18 & and entertain. Come join in on the fun! for more than 70 years. While you are
Build and program Lego projects with a Jan 8, 15, 22, 29 | 10:30am Mini Grinches | Ages 3-5
Mon | Dec 16 | 1pm waiting for your turn, enjoy some crafts
simple-to-use computer interface, Lego Join us each week for music and fun for and other activities sure to satisfy your
WeDo 2.0. Kids will follow 2D drawings to everyone! Babies, toddlers, preschoolers, Watch the animated version of one of Dr.
Seuss’s beloved books, How the Grinch sweeter side.
build 3D models, while developing prob- and the grownups who love them will
lem solving and communication skills. enjoy playing together musically. Watch Stole Christmas, and then make a Grinch
mask of your very own. R So-So Sewing | Ages 8-12 R Disney Princess Tea Party Santa Stories | Ages 3-5
as your little ones become confident Mon | Dec 9 | 1pm
R Computer Whiz Kids: music-makers. Mon | Jan 6 | 2pm-4pm Fri | Jan 17 | 11am | Ages 3-5
It’s that time of year when good little boys
Excel | Ages 8-12 Polar Express Pajama Party | Ages 5-12 Whether you are new to hand sewing, or Fri | Jan 17 | 4pm | Ages 6-9
are an expert, you’ll have fun assembling Whether you see yourself more as a and girls may be writing letters to Santa.
Wed | Dec 18 & Jan 22 | 4pm Nifty, Thrifty, Gift-y? | Ages 5-12 Mon | Dec 16 | 5pm
these cheerful critters. No experience Belle or a Merida, we promise you’ll have Come hear a few stories of the jolly fellow
Learn the basics of Microsoft Excel. Create Wed | Dec 4, 11, 18 | 5pm Celebrate the season by watching the
is necessary and all materials will be fun making royal crafts and snacking on and his reindeer friends, followed by a
a chart, merge cells, change fonts, and Calling all creative minds! What can be movie version of Chris Van Allsburg’s
provided. sweet treats. Dress up is encouraged, and craft or two.
graph with M&M’s. made with cardboard, tape, and your famous holiday book and learning about
imagination? The possibilities are endless. friendship and bravery. Snack on some princes are also welcome to attend.
R Pup Pals Reading Dogs | Ages 5-12
R Animate with Stikbot and Beads, straws, glitter, and glue...what cookies and cocoa while enjoying this Winter Bingo | Ages 5-12
Sat | Dec 28 & Jan 25 | 10am-12pm
Claymation | Ages 9-12 could it be? Come show us what you can film in your most comfortable clothing. Mon | Jan 6 | 6pm Are You Smarter Than a Librarian? |
Improve your reading skills and make
Mon | Dec 30 & Jan 6 | 2pm-4pm create from our leftover craft supplies. Ice skating, mittens, snowballs, penguins, Ages 5-12 a new furry friend by reading to thera-
Lights, camera, action! Tell a story by using The supplies will vary each week. This is Holidays Around the World Bingo | and more...any five in a row will get you Fri | Jan 31 | 4pm py-trained dogs.
our collection of Stikbots or create your the perfect opportunity to make some- Ages 5-12 Bingo! While these are not things we en- Who invented the Dewey Decimal
thing for someone else that truly comes Thu | Dec 19 | 4pm counter here in Florida during the winter, System? How many books are there
own clay characters. Simply pose your
it’ll still be fun playing Bingo with these Timeless Tales Presents “Frosty the
character, take photos, add music and from the heart. While some of us may celebrate in the Magic Tree House series? Who
Christmas, others may celebrate winter-themed pictures on our boards. wrote “The Cat in the Hat?” These are Snowman” | Ages 3-5
sound effects, and with the click of a few Mon | Jan 13 | 1pm
buttons, you’ll have made a short movie! Library Legos | Ages 5-12 Hanukkah or Kwanzaa. Whatever holi- just a sampling of the questions that will
days you may celebrate at this time of R Paint Like a Pop Artist | Ages 8-12 be asked at this librarian-led quiz bowl In this fun-filled winter tale a lovable
Sat | Dec 7, 14, 21, 28 &
year, join us for a specially-themed Bingo program. Come test your knowledge and snowman comes to life and shows every-
R Hour of Code Jan 4, 11, 18, 25 | 2pm-4pm Mon | Jan 13 | 6pm
game that includes Santa, a menorah, win prizes! one the true meaning of friendship.
Thu | Jan 9, 23 | 4pm Challenge yourself to create a new LEGO Learn about the Pop Art movement, and
Jan 9 - Ages 5-7 with adult helper masterpiece every week. All materials are mistletoe, mazao, carolers, and much paint your own version of Andy Warhol's
provided. more! Flowers. Please keep in mind that we will Where’s Bear? | Ages 3-5
Jan 23 - Ages 8-12 Mon | Jan 27 | 1pm
Learn basic computer programming skills be using acrylic paint which won't easily
wash off of clothing. Bears like to hibernate in the winter. We
in this fun 1-hour class featuring Bitsbox will read a few bear books, make a bear
and other platforms. No coding experi- mask, and then see if we can’t find bear
ence necessary. somewhere in the library.
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GENEALOGY: SPECIAL EVENTS RootsMagic
Mon | Jan 13, 27 | 6pm
Jan 13 - Part 1
PGS Annual Holiday Party and More! Genealogy Refresh: Genealogy Basics THE 2020 ANNUAL PGS SEMINAR Jan 27 - Part 2
Sat | Dec 21 | 11am and Beyond IS COMING SOON... This class explores the use of this popular
Jenkins Room B Speaker: Rue Lynn Galbraith Sat | Feb 22 | 8am-4pm genealogy software program. It consists
This is a special meeting which will Sat | Jan 18 | 11am Featured Speaker: Dr. of five classes, and it's intent is to take
encompass the Board of Directors elec- Jenkins Room B Thomas Jones the student from the basics of initial entry
tions, an heirloom show-and-tell, holiday Whether new to genealogy and family Breakout Speakers: Denise of family information to the more detailed
party, and a fun research activity called history or a veteran, it never hurts to Manning, Liz Pearson, and topics incorporating images in your family
Might Our Ancestors Have Met? Bring have a refresher on the fundamentals of Lori Coffey. history, citing sources, and generating
some of your treasured heirlooms or genealogy research. For the beginner This all day event features reports. The class will be most effective if
photos to share with the group as well as this presentation will introduce research four presentations by our all sessions are attended in order.
a favorite skills for building an accurate and verifi- featured speaker as well as
dessert or able family pedigree. For the more ex- a presentation from each of our breakout Family Tree Maker 2018 Basics
snack, if perienced genealogist this presentation speakers. In addition, the event boasts Tue | Jan 14, 21, 28 | 6pm
you are so will provide a look at these fundamentals a continental breakfast, box lunch, door Jan 14 - Part 1
inclined. in a new light, adding knowledge and prizes, book sale, and plenty of time to Jan 21 - Part 2
skill, that might help break down those network with guest organizations and Jan 28 - Part 3
genealogical “brick walls”. other researchers. For more details and A detailed explanation and demonstra-
registration please visit: tion of the many features of this most
pinellasgenealogysociety.com. popular genealogy database program.
GENEALOGY: CLASSES & GROUPS
A street view of the Hotel Pinellas in Largo, FL, c. 1912.
FamilySearch Family Tree As Largo begins to give our downtown a facelift here is a view of the old hotel still
Interest Group located on the corner of West Bay Drive and Seminole Boulevard.
Wed | Jan 15 | 1pm
Genealogy classes are free and open to the public. Class duration is 60-90 minutes. No reservations are needed. Classes This class will explain and demonstrate
are located in the Local History Room unless otherwise noted. how to use the powerful features of this RootsMagic User Group
For more information, email Bob Bryan at bbryan84@gmail.com or call 727.595.4521. universal family tree. Sat | Jan 25 | 10am PGS Genealogy
Question and answers and demonstra- Consultants Available
Irish Genealogy Interest Group tions of how to use the RootsMagic gene-
Census: Non-Population Schedules Library Catalog Searching for RootsMagic User Group Thu | Jan 16 | 1pm alogy database software program. Do you need assistance research-
Tue | Dec 3 | 10am Genealogists Sat | Dec 28 | 10am Jenkins Room C
Most of us are familiar with the popu- Thu | Dec 12 | 10:15am Question and answers and demonstra- Topics vary monthly and will focus on DNA Basics for Genealogy ing your family tree, either to just
lation schedules of the US Census. But Libraries are a great place for finding tions of how to use the RootsMagic gene- customs and culture, review of online re- Tue | Jan 28 | 11am get started or to tackle a research
there is a wealth of information about genealogy resources. This class will show alogy database software program. sources, and strategies for breaking down Jenkins Room B
our families in other schedules that were you how to find libraries and archives that walls. Members are given an opportunity Learn about the types of DNA tests problem you have been wrestling
created in certain census years. This class can help you in your search, how to get Family Tree Maker User Group to share their ancestor discoveries, their used for genealogy and popular testing with for some time?
identifies what those other schedules are the most from catalog searches, and dis- Sat | Jan 4 | 10am travels to Ireland, and topics of interest. companies. We compare the benefits of
(Agricultural, Mortality, DDD, etc.), what cover helpful resources available through Questions and answers and demonstra- each type of test and each company’s Help is at hand. Genealogy con-
information can be found in them, and online catalogs. tion of how to use the Family Tree Maker German Genealogy Interest Group database. sultants from the Pinellas Genealogy
where they can be located today. genealogical database software. Fri | Jan 17 | 10:30am
Maps in Genealogy Research – A discussion group regarding techniques DNA Interest Group Society are on duty at the Largo
Maps in Genealogy Research – Part 1 Even More Google for Genealogy to find your German ancestry. Tue | Jan 28 | 1pm Library Genealogy Center to lend
Thu | Dec 5 | 1pm Mon | Dec 16 | 1pm Tue | Jan 7 | 10am Jenkins Room B
Maps can reveal much about the lives our Maps can reveal much about the lives our Google (yes, Computers in Genealogy Learn how to interpret your DNA test a helping hand. You will find them
ancestors led and the conditions under ancestors led and the conditions under Google!) is a Sat | Jan 18 | 10am results, and apply those results to your there Monday through Wednesday
which they lived. They can also reveal which they lived. They can also reveal powerful tool to Jenkins Room B current family history research. Join our
hints on where to look for other import- hints on where to look for other import- help research Question and answer session on the use casual group as we research and learn from 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM, as well as
ant documents. There are many different ant documents. There are many different your family data. of computers in genealogy research and together. Thursday and Friday from 10:30 AM
types of maps available to the researcher, types of maps available to the researcher, We will start with record keeping.
to 1:00 PM.
and this class deals with road, city, politi- and this class deals with military, ward, the basics of how Irish Genealogy Introduction Part 1
cal, insurance, and migration maps. topographical, plat, and railroad maps. to create a simple request that will find Workshop Tour of the Thu | Jan 30 | 1pm Bring the information you have
exactly what you seek. Then we progress Genealogy Center Jenkins Room C
Family Tree Maker User Group into tips and tricks on advanced Google gathered and let the consultants
FamilySearch Family Tree Sat | Jan 18 | 12:30pm This class will cover preparation for Irish
Sat | Dec 7 | 10am Interest Group tools to uncover credible, accurate 2nd Floor Genealogy Center research, understanding maps and land point you in the right direction, or
Questions and answers and a demonstra- Wed | Dec 18 | 1pm information that will further enhance your This tour will show the many genealogical divisions, surname searches, and major
tion of how to use the Family Tree Maker family tree research. resources there. if needed, help directly with your
This class will explain and demonstrate records. We'll look briefly at vital records,
genealogical database software. how to use the powerful features of this parish records, census records, and research.
universal family tree. Naturalization Records Military Records the resources for conducting a search
Just in case schedules have
Census Timelines Thu | Jan 9 | 1pm Wed | Jan 22 | 10am - everything you need to get started.
Mon | Dec 9 | 10am Computers in Genealogy Many of our ancestors became natural- This class explores the types of military (Suggested: basic knowledge of geneal- changed, give the Genealogy
This class focuses on analyzing groups of Sat | Dec 21 | 10am ized citizens, and left a paper trail when records produced from the Revolutionary ogy and US records search completed on
they did so. This class explains the natu- Center a call at (727) 586-7410
similar questions asked in different census Jenkins Room B War to modern times. It shows the your Irish ancestors.)
years, thus creating a time line of your Question and answer session on the use ralization process, what information can information contained in those various before you come to the library to
ancestors' responses; it also looks at the of computers in genealogy research and be found in the records, and where those records, and where to find them in print
records can be found. confirm a consultant is on duty.
instructions given to census takers – if record keeping. and online.
you understand the questions, you can
better understand the answers.
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M AGA Z I N EFriends of the Largo Library Greater Largo Library Foundation
THANK YOU FOR HELPING US FRIENDS DAY PROCLAMATION SAVE THE DATE! A Year-End Gift Can Touch So Many
CELEBRATE! As we celebrate the season of giving, there are so many choices of whom you can support
FRIENDS OF THE LARGO LIBRARY and where your donation will do the most good. We ask that you consider a year-end gift to
The Friends of the Largo Library would SEMI-ANNUAL BOOK SALE the Greater Largo Library Foundation. Your donation will support the needs and programs
like to thank everyone who showed up January 22-25, 2020 of the Library not covered by traditional funding.
from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on
October 23, 2019 to help us celebrate Sponsored by the Become a Library Champion!
our 40th Anniversary. We celebrated Friends of Largo Library A recurring monthly gift of $10.00 or more will support the following!
with a sweet treat and chose five ran- 120 Central Park Dr.
dom winners for Friends Bookstore gift SENIOR CITIZENS * CHILDREN * TEENS * FAMILIES * VETERANS *
Largo, FL 33771
certificates, as well as gift certificates to 727-587-6715 The Greater Largo Library Foundation supports multiple programs within the library such
our Semi-Annual Book Sale to be held For their long time support and dedi- as the children and adult programs, teen programs, and educational classes. Last year the
January 22-25, 2020. cation to the Largo Library, the City of Fiction, Non-Fiction, Mysteries, Foundation completed a campaign to purchase and support the bookmobile, as well as the
We also celebrated welcoming nine new Largo along with Mayor Woody Brown Cookbooks, Inspiration, Travel, Science- expense of operation, which will expand our reach to those in the community who aren't
members into our organization. officially declared October 20 - October Fiction, Children's, Young Adult, able to physically come to the library. We can now come to them! Being able to offer them
Here's to many more happy years to 26, 2019 National Friends of Libraries Classroom & Home School Materials, continued access to programs and continued education opportunities is a wonderful gift, but
come! Week. Friends' President, Iris Shalit CD, DVD, and Audiobooks.
accepted the award on behalf of the orga- knowing they have not been forgotten by their community is the best gift of all! For more
nization she has served for many years. 50¢ a book or $1 for three books! information please contact Elliott Rakofsky, Foundation Director at 727.586.7398.
Cash or check only, no credit cards.
The Friends of the Make your tax deductible donation today by visiting our secure website at GLLF.org. For
Library celebrated Wednesday, January 22, 3:00-5:00
your convenience we now accept (ACH) donations. This makes it easier to support the
its 40th Anniversary MEMBERS ONLY
in October and the (Non-members can pay $10 annual dues Foundation on a monthly basis without any of the hassle.
proclamation was the fee that day to be admitted to the sale.)
icing on the cake of Thursday, January 23, 9:00-5:00
a wonderful 40 years A Harry Potter Holiday Gathering Art Hops is Coming...
Friday, January 24, 9:00-5:00
of serving the Largo Are You Ready to experience the Roarings 20's?
Saturday, January 25, 9:30-3:30
Library's cause. It's almost time to don your flapper dress and
fingerwaves or lace up your wingtips and make
your way over to our joint. It's going to be the bee's
36th Annual Stanley Shalit Short Story Competition Winners knees, the berries and the cat's meow!
First Place We can't wait to see all of you guys and dolls there!
Conester’s Journey So save the date and don't be late!
Elisabeth Squires, St. Patrick Catholic School, Grade 5
Second Place
Lost Little Mustang
Holly Basara, Home School, Grade 5 More than 40 donors and friends of the Greater
Third Place Largo Library Foundation attended the Harry Potter
The Gift Holiday Gathering and Appreciation Social on
Aliviah Mayle, Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Elementary, Grade 5 October 29, 2019. The evening included a themed
program and hors d'oeuvres provided by R.G.'s
Honorable Mention Bookmark Café. Guests also enjoyed a sampling of
Lost and Found special Harry Potter inspired mocktails, treats, and
Clare Blum, St. Patrick Catholic School, Grade 5 crafts. Attendees were shown the first year statis-
Gotta Love the Glove tics for the bookmobile and encouraged to join the
Paxton Dickey, Plumb Elementary, Grade 5 Library Champions giving campaign. With their help
and yours we can make sure the magic continues.
Discovery Unknown
Dana Fairchild, Curtis Fundamental Elementary, Grade 5
Gone Missing: Can I Crack the Case of My Missing PS3?
Aaden Nichols, Dunedin Elementary, Grade 5
Starting All Over Again
Paxtyn Nguyen, Pinellas Academy of Math and Science, Grade 5
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