Calling all 6th - 8th graders (high school students are welcome to join in): we are in the process of planning activities just for you.
Mark your calendars and please join us on:
1.  Thursday, Oct. 29 (NEXT week ----- no school that day) at 6:30 pm in the library. We'll have a (short) meeting and MOVIE NIGHT. 
We'd like to hear about what kinds of programs you might be interested in (some suggestions so far include: knitting, board games, science type activities, making rubik's cubes); then,
MOVIE night ------ something for Halloween, complete with refreshments.
2.  Tuesday, Nov. 10: 6:30 pm: (no school on the 11th!) A Reading Group. We are very pleased that Tom Diamond has agreed to lead a reading & discussion group, and we hope those of you who enjoy reading for pleasure will come to this initial meeting to talk about books and choose a book for the group to read. It's up to you! 

The American Precision Museum (in Windsor) is hosting a special event this Saturday, which sounds great:
http://www.americanprecision.org/2012-01-18-16-22-51/model-engineering-show
We have a pass to the museum, which can get you in for free!

New arrivals: "Rogue Lawyer" - John Grisham (audio also), " Career of Evil" - Robert Galbraith (JK Rowling), "The Lake House" - Kate Morton, " Golden Age" - Jane Smiley, some older Craig Johnson (Longmire) books;
YA: "Carry O"n - Rainbow Rowell, children's: "The Princess in Black and the Perfect Party", "Secret of the Forbidden City" - James Patterson, some graphic "Star Wars" stories, and some updated Nancy Drew stories for younger readers.