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There's NO Place Like Liberty for the Holidays!

I LOVE LIBERTY! Besides it being one of the best places to live and raise children, (in my ever so humble opinion) the historic downtown Liberty square is a "must see" this time of year. If you haven’t made time to visit, you are truly missing out on a special experience! The store fronts are filled with beautiful holiday displays, and inside you can purchase all types of unique gifts from food to fashion and flowers.

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Books and Blogs?

Blogs and books? Obviously, the library thinks they're highly compatible. But, to most people, they are two different worlds. After all:
 
-Blogs usually update often, some several times per day.
-Books stay the same (at least until the next edition, which might be years from now).
-Blogs are written by all kinds of people, from kids to celebrities to your next-door neighbor.
-Books are usually written by a select group of well-informed adults.
 

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Last Minute Things to Buy For Christmas

So, you thought you were done shopping. Well here is my list of things that you have probably forgotten to get, or will soon figure out that you need.

  1. Scotch Tape
  2. Gift Tags
  3. Batteries
  4. Eggs, butter or any other important food item

I’ll stop here so I don’t induce panic.

Happy Holidays!

Jacqueline R.
Blue Springs South Branch

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An Interview With a Teenager: Josh Ahrens

What brings you to the Library today?
To watch a movie and eat.

How often do you come to the library?
I come whenever I can, if I’m bored. It really depends on the week.

What do you usually check out from the library?
Books and Music

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Adrenaline Fiction

Some of my favorite types of books to read are those which contain several genre elements.  I really enjoy stories that have a little suspense, a mystery of sorts, and a bit of thrill to the plot.  Oh, and I love it when the author adds a psychological twist to the suspense in the book. You will find me up at 3 a.m. when I have found a treasure such as this, unable to put it down.

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Rick Steves Talks about How and Why to Travel

"Imagine you loved books and one day the librarian mentioned that there was an upstairs."  So says renowned travel writer Rick Steves, whose travel guidebooks are among the most used in the nation. His guide to Italy is one of the bestselling travel books in America. 

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The Good Life

Are you living the Good Life?  If you had to do it all over again, would you:

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Storytime on Vacation

During the winter season, especially around holidays, it is hard to get the kids in and out without all the commotion. With that in mind, the Riverside Preschool storytime will be taking a short break. We will not hold storytimes on December 22nd or 29th. Storytime will resume on January 5th at 10a.m. Have an enjoyable Christmas and New Year, and we'll look forward to seeing you in 2011 for more books, music and crafts!

Kathryn P.
Riverside Branch

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Mark Twain Interviews Ben Franklin

Thanks to Mr. Ben Pfeiffer, managing editor of Beecher's Magazine, for making this interview possible.

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Time to Get Organized

Do some of us have “stuff” and extraneous “glop” that can “clog” various parts of our surroundings? In the book – Unclutter Your Life in One Week by Erin Rooney Doland – you will find lots of helpful hints on getting organized for the New Year, as well as lots of interesting words describing the word "clutter."

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