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Thank You Cedar Creek Carolers!

A BIG thank you to Cedar Creek Elementary School. They joined us on Dec.16th with Christmas Carols and cheer as a thank you gift for our classroom participation at their school. Thanks again Cedar Creek!

-Beth A.
Lee's Summit Branch

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Santa Sighted at North Oak

Santa made a surprise appearance at the North Oak Branch. Children, both young and old, enjoyed a story, a craft, and a chance to sit on Santa's lap! Jim "Two Crows" Wallen, aka Santa presented A Visit with Santa on December 16th at 10:30 AM. He was a hit as he told the story of how Santa got his reindeer. He helped the children with their crafts, and talked with everyone until show time.

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Teen Programmers Get Crafty!

We had our semi-annual Teen Programmers workshop today, entitled "Creativity in Action". Let me tell you, we are a seriously crafty group. If you are one of the teens who looks forward to our regularly scheduled programs, you should start getting excited NOW! I had the pleasure to learn a variety of skills today from some really talented people. What did you learn?!, you may be asking. Well...

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The Jews of Russia

The twenty-six maps included in this book reflect the history of the Jewish people with special dedication to the Jews of Russia. These maps not only depict places, countries, cities, etc., but they include a timeline of Soviet Jewry.

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When Is a Book Not a Book?

Maybe, when it has no real paper pages. If so, MCPL has thousands and thousands of non-book books. You can have books on tape, books on CDs, electronic downloadable audiobooks; then, you can listen to them on your computer or MP3/IPOD player, downloadable e-books that you can read on your computer, and of course, books made into movies. All of these formats are available at all branches, and are part of our system in order to serve the widest possible audience and user base for our services.

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For the Love of a Book

What could be better than a favorite book?

With a book, you can go anywhere...and take it with you. Just you in a world created just the way you like it.

You don't have to share it with 6 billion other people, although thankfully, a few hundred at a time can share the same experience all alone.

Just one thing could be better. Sharing a book with a friend!

Ros S.
Antioch Branch

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Get Film Schooled

For some basics and an American film history workout, check out this new fabulous book:

Reel Culture: 50 Classic Movies You Should Know About by Mimi O'Connor

And, the RSC recommends these foreign films which may enchant you into further schooling:

Boudu Saved from Drowning (1932) France, directed by: Jean Renoir

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Orville Redenbacher Interviews Aristotle

Aristotle, thank you for agreeing to be interviewed. Your popping corn will be delivered to your cave shortly. I promise it is most delicious. First question, I went to Purdue, I am a Boilermaker, what school did you go to?
 
Boilermaker? Nevermind. Observation is my school and I go to school every day.
 
I have heard that you were the last person to acquire all knowledge.
 
Yes. I have swam the deepest seas the sciences have to offer.
 
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In the Middle of the Move

Hello Mid-Continent Public Library North Independence Branch, this is Jean. Sorry we are unable to accept your call at this time. 

You will completely understand what we have been doing when you walk through the doors of our new home. It is beautiful, and it is your library. We will be thrilled to see you again. Until then, hang your stockings and say your prayers, 'cause Santa Claus comes tonight. (He's bringing you a new library!)

Jean T.
North Independence Branch

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$ave your Money - Enjoy your Library's Resources!

The next time someone comes knocking on your door trying to sell you magazines, think of your local library. The Liberty Branch has over 375 magazines to browse through to fit your every need.

The current issue of each magazine can be read in the branch, but the back issues may be checked out for 28 days. Just another way to save your money, and enjoy your library’s resources!

Tamara M.
Liberty Branch

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