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Celebrate
MCPLS is your hotspot for Oscar winners and
nominees! We have (or have on order) almost all of
this year’s nominees for Best Picture: 1917, Ford V
Ferrari, Jojo Rabbit, Joker, Little Women, Once
Upon a Time...in Hollywood (Production Design
Winner, Original Screenplay nominee), and Best
Picture Winner Parasite (winner of three Academy
awards).
You can also keep an eye out for Animated Feature
Film nominees How to Train Your Dragon: The
Hidden World, Missing Link, and winner Toy Story 4;
Knives Out (Original Screen Play Nominee), Judy
(Actress in a Leading Role winner– Renée Zellweger),
Bombshell (Actress in a Leading Role nominee
Charlize Theron, Makeup and Hairstyling winner,
Actress in a Supporting Role nominee Margot
Robbie), The Lighthouse (cinematography
nominee), and the book Hair Love, which inspired
the winning Animated Short Film of the same name.
For more information about Academy Award
Winners and nominees at MCPLS, complete
with direct links to our catalog, visit:
www.mcpls.org/oscars2020
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Feature New STEAM Fairmont Fairview Mannington Marion /
Story Releases Bookmobile www.mcpls.org
March New Bestsellers Large Print
American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins
The Boy From the Woods An American Marriage by Tayan Jones
Releases by Harlan Coben
Dead End by Nancy Mehl
Devoted by Dean R. Koontz
The Boy From the Woods
by Harlan Coben
Chasing Dreams by Deborah Raney
Find more new releases at http://bit.ly/2z8HAbe
Fearless by Fern Michaels Collateral Damage by Lynette Eason
The Final Deception by Heather Graham Cut and Run by Fern Michaels
DVDs A Forgotten Murder by Jude Deveraux
Hit List by Stuart Woods
Cutthroats by William W. Johnstone
Dead Wrong by Vannetta Chapman
The Affair :Season 5
Black Christmas Journey of the Pharaohs End Game by Rachel Dylan
Bombshell by Clive Cussler Fearless by Fern Michaels
Charlie’s Angels Long Range by C.J. Box Fugitive Sheriff by Edward Massey
Chesapeake Shores: Season 4 The Numbers Game The Fifth Avenue Story Society
Dark Waters by Danielle Steele by Rachel Hauck
Doozers: We Dig Spring Texas Outlaw by James Patterson A Forgotten Murder by Jude Deveraux
Frozen II Hit List by Stuart Woods
Hidden Life
Knives Out Inspirational Journey of the Pharaohs
by Clive Cussler
PJ Masks: Power of Mystery Mercy’s Rain by Cindy Sproles Lavender Blue Murder by Laura Childs
Mountain The Protective One Long Range by C.J. Box
Playmobile by Shelley Shepard Gray The Numbers Game
Queen & Slim Secrets of the Heart by Tracie Peterson by Danielle Steele
Richard Jewell The Traitor’s Pawn by Lisa Harris A Precious Gift
Spies in Disguise by Shelley Shepard Gray
The Protective One
Snack, Snooze, Skedaddle:
How Animals Get Ready Fiction by Shelley Shepard Gray
Secrets of the Heart by Tracie Peterson
For Winter Chasing Cassandra by Lisa Kleypas
Heart of Black Ice by Terry Goodkind Someone to Remember
by Mary Balogh
CDs Into the Fire by Gregg Hurwitz
Lady Clementine by Marie Benedict Spring House by Mary Ellen Taylor
Texas Outlaw by James Patterson
9 by Jason Aldean The Last Day by Luanne Rice
Amidst the Chaos Lavender Blue Murder by Laura Childs Their Convenient Amish Marriage
by Sara Bareilles My Dark Vanessa by Cheryl Williford
Burn the Ships by Kate Elizabeth Russell We, the Survivors by Tash Aw
by For King & Country The Secret Guests by Benjamin Black
Cats: Motion Picture Soundtrack
Chip Tooth Smile by Rob Thomas
Song of the Risen God
by R.A. Salvatore
Graphic Novels
Father of All by Green Day The Warsaw Protocol by Steve Berry Amazing Spider-man 6:
Grammy Nominees 2020 Absolute Carnage
I’m Him by Kevin Gates by Nick Spencer
Judy: Motion Picture Soundtrack
Manic by Halsey
Juvenile Fiction Batman: Kings of Fear
by Scott Peterson
Nightfall by Little Big Town Big Nate: Blow the Roof Off Magic the Gathering: Chandra
Stoney by Post Malone by Lincoln Peirce Legends of Marvel: X-Men
When We All Fall Asleep, Where Diary of a Dummy by R.L. Stine Loki: The God Who Fell to Earth
Do We Go? by Billie Eilish Dog Diaries: Mission Impawsible by Daniel Kibblesmith
by James Patterson Ricky and Morty: Volume 10
Magic Tree House #33: Narwhal on a
BOCD Sunny Night
by Mary Pope Osborne
Superman Vol 2: The Unity Saga:
The House of El
American Dirt by Brian Michael Bendis
Notorious by Gordon Korman
by Jeanine Cummins Race to the Sun
Blood Truth by J.R. Ward
The Boy From the Woods
by Rebecca Roanhorse
Wayside School: Beneath the Cloud of
Non-Fiction
by Harlan Coben Doom by Louis Sachar Blood: A Memoir by the Jonas Brothers
The Country Guesthouse The Sticky Situation Death is But a Dream
by Robyn Carr by Geronimo Stilton by Christopher Kerr
Crooked River by Preston Douglas The Hope of Glory by Jon Meacham
New Gardening Handbook
Hit List by Stuart Woods
Long Range by C.J. Box Young Adult by Daryl Beyers
Open Book by Jessica Simpson
A Longer Fall by Charlaine Harris Chain of Gold by Cassandra Clare Ready or Not by Madeline Levine
Lost Hills by Lee Goldberg Diamond City by Francesca Flores The Second Chance Club
The Numbers Game Foul is Fair by Hannah Capin by Jason Hardy
by Danielle Steele Funny, You Don’t Look Autistic The Splendid and the Vile
Purgatory Bay by Bryan Gruley by Michael McCreary by Erik Larson
Ripple by Michael C. Grumley The Hand on the Wall Unknown Valor by Martha Maccullum
Texas Outlaw by James Patterson by Maureen Johnson A Very Stable Genius by Carol Leoning
The Vanishing by Jayne Krentz The Revival by Chris Weitz Wordpress in Easy Steps
Witch’s Oath by Terry Goodkind Sirena Legacy 2-3 by Anna Banks by Darryl Bartlett
Tweet Cute by Emma Lord
Sewing: Robotics:
Fairmont Fairmont U.S. Census
Join us to make a Tuesday, March 10:
beautiful 4:30 pm Be on the lookout for information about
decorative throw the U.S. Census that will be sent to you
pillow cover. Each Join us to experiment by the Census Bureau in
attendee will need with using Lego Robot- mid-March. Between March 12 and
one piece of fabric ics. Suitable for children in grades 3 March 20, invitations to participate in
that is 42" long and through 8 or for families to do the 2020 Census will start arriving in
19" wide. We recommend cotton quilting together. We will be using Lego WeDos! households across the country.
fabric or another fabric that does not This is a great introductory lesson for
stretch. Your pillow cover will fit on an those who have not used Lego Robotics This invitation will include instructions
18" throw pillow. All other supplies, before but may be a repeat class for on how to respond to the 2020 Census
including the sewing machines, will be those who have. Registration required, online or by phone. By April 1, most
provided. please sign up through our website, or households will have received an
by calling 304-366-1210. invitation delivered either by mail or by
Limited to 6 people per class, call a census taker. In areas of the country
304-366-1210 or visit our website to Fairview that are less likely to respond online, a
sign up. Tuesday, March 17 at 5 pm. LEGO paper questionnaire will be included in
Club. Use LEGO Wedo's to create a the initial mailing to households.
Tuesday, March 17, 4 or 6 pm working robot! For ages 8-12 years. Reminder mailings will be sent to
Wednesday, March 18, 2 or 4 pm Registration is required. Limit: 20. households that do not respond, and in
the fourth mailing every household that
Fairview has not yet responded will receive a
Beginner’s sewing Tech Time: paper questionnaire.
class for adults. Mannington
Tuesday, March 10 Once households receive invitations,
at 5 pm. Create a Tech Time with Keith is a free STEAM please respond to the 2020 Census by
reversible table program series for Middle Schoolers using the provided Census ID. If a
runner. Bring two every Thursday at 3:00 pm. Please household is unable to enter the
yards of contact Keith at 304-986-2803 for more Census ID people can still respond, by
coordinating material, or chose from information. providing an address. Whether people
material provided. Registration required. respond online, by phone or by mail, it
Limited to 6 people per class, call is important to respond right away.
304-449-1021 or visit our website to Free Resources
sign up. Scholastic Teachables has a variety of All MCPLS branches can help you
materials about everything submit your response to the Census
Mannington from Spring to math questionnaire online! We will also
Kids are invited glyphs and The Pony Ex- have more information about the
afterschool (3:30 press: Census available in the coming months.
pm) on Tuesday, including mini-books,
March 10 & interactive bulletin board The results of the 2020 Census will
Tuesday, March designs, poems, plays, help determine how hundreds of billions
17 to make & take games, and more! of dollars in federal funding flow into
some spring style into their home with communities every year for the next
this fun two part Tie-Dye Pillow project. Download printable lesson plans, decade.
reading passages, games and puzzles,
Part 1: Tie-Dye clip art, and skills sheets for kids in
Part 2: Discover: Sewing. pre-K through 8th grade -- FREE with
your library card!
Please register online or sign-up at the
library. Head to www.mcpls.org/education and
click on Scholastic Teachables
to get started!
www.mcpls.org
Celebrating Caldecott!
Saturday, March 21: 2 pm
Once a year, the
world of
children’s books
is highlighted by
a prestigious
award celebrating
the best picture
book for that
year. Each year the Caldecott
Award is bestowed upon one
children’s book illustrator for the
best picture book. Join us on this
day to celebrate the beloved
childrens’ books selected over the 321 Monroe Street
years. Fairmont, WV 26554
304-366-1210
Where the Wild Things Are, The Artible
Polar Express and Jumanji are just Friday, March 6: 5 pm
a few of the past recipients, along
with this year’s recipient We’ll be using sharpies
The Undefeated.
T(w)eens Reads and watercolor paints
Monday, March 30: 4 pm to create flowers!
Join us for a creative day of making Please bring
your own illustrations; find the Join us to discuss "The watercolors if you have them, a child’s
hidden Caldecott’s and more from Wave" by Todd Strasser set is fine. All other materials will be
2-3:30pm. Starting at 2pm we will while crafting. This month, provided. Registration required
share some of these award winning we will be decorating paint
chips and turning them into
books in a story time session.
bookmarks. Stop by the Adult Craft Class
Library to check out your Monday, March 9, 4 pm
Beyond the Book copy of the book! Open to
Saturday, March 28: 12:30 pm middle school and high school students. With Spring on its way,
come join us in painting
Our Beyond the ceramic eggs to
Book Club
Teen Crafternoon welcome the new
selection for the Tuesday, March 24: 4:30 pm season and indulge in
month of March some art therapy.
is Room by Come create a miniature Examples of egg designs will be
Emma Donoghue. cactus with yarn that we will provided, but the class is freestyle so
Check it out. It’s turn into pom poms! This feel free to create whatever design you
available in paper program is for tweens and want! All supplies will be provided.
or digitally via teens in Middle and High
School. Please sign up at
Hoopla and
www.mcpls.org/events! Friends Book Sale
WVDeli. Saturday, March 14: 10 am - 1 pm
Told entirely in the language of the Wise & Wonderful: Lots of new donations! Join us for this
energetic, pragmatic five-year-old Classic Board Games month’s $3 per bag sale in the Book
Jack, Room is a celebration of Friday, March 27: 1 pm Cave.
resilience and the limitless bond
between parent and child, a
brilliantly executed novel about what
Revisit classic board games such as Exploration+
Yahtzee, Uno, Scrabble and more. This K-4 (1 pm), 5+ (2 pm)
it means to journey from one world meeting will help us practice 2 of the Pillars
to another. of Brain health: making social connections Tuesday, March 3
and keeping the brain active by employing K-4: Learn Coding with Ozobots
The “Beyond the Book” activity will problem-solving and strategic planning
be a public viewing of Room, 5+: Circuit Scribes
skills. Come join the fun!
complete with popcorn! Whether
you read the book or not, feel free to Tuesday, March 17
join us for a short discussion after Other Upcoming Events: Both classes: Leprechaun Legends
the movie. Registration is requested Tabletop Game Group:
but is not required. Wednesdays at 5 pm Tuesday, March 31
Dungeons & Dragons Group: Both classes: Melted Crayon Tote
Room has a MPAA Rating: R, Wednesdays at 5 pm Bags
viewer discretion is advised, and is Discover: Robotics: March 10
118 minutes long. Discover: Sewing: March 17 and 18
Artible: April 3 at 5 pm
www.mcpls.org
500 Main Street
Fairview, WV 26570
Little Rembrandts
Saturday, March 7 at 12 pm
for ages 8-12. We will be
304-449-1021
Western
creating a painting in the
style of Wassily Kandinsky.
All materials provided.
SKYWARN Training
Tuesday, March 31 at 5 pm.
Movie
Registration is required. Join the National Weather
Service at the Fairview Matinees
Sew Easy Public Library to become a We’ll be celebrating Clint Eastwood
Beginner’s sewing class for adults. trained severe weather spot- every Thursday in March! Part of
Tuesday, March 10 at 5 pm. Create a ter through the SKYWARN our Wise & Wonderful
reversible table runner. Bring two yards program. Pre-register by Programming series for 55+,
of coordinating material, or chose from visiting www.mcpls.org/ popcorn and drinks provided.
material provided. Registration required. events or contacting the Fairview Public
Library at 304-449-1021. Topics covered
include severe weather basics, storm Thursday, March 5
LEGO Club structure, and how to report! 1 pm: Paint Your Wagon
Tuesday, March 17 at 5 pm. LEGO Club. Lee Marvin and Clint Eastwood play
Use LEGO Wedo's to create a working gold prospectors in the 1800's who
robot! For ages 8-12 years. Registration Gardening Tips & Tricks are married to the same woman.
is required. Limit: 20. with Dorothy Hood Songs include They Call the Wind
Friday, March 20: 10 am and 1 pm Mariah and I Talk to the Trees.
Wise & Wonderful Craft
Saturday, March 21 at 12 Love gardening but keep killing your Thursday, March 12
pm. Join Lisa Yerkey as plants? Want to take up gardening but
1 pm: Joe Kidd
she helps us create not sure how to start? What plants
Clint Eastwood stars as a
adorable bunny candy/ flourish in this area and which ones are
gunslinger hired by a wealthy land
candle jars! Refreshments going to take over your space?
baron (Robert Duvall) to stop the
& all materials provided, rebellion of local Mexican
registration is required. Stop by anytime between 10:00 am and
Revolutionaries who claim they’ve
1:00 pm to ask local nursery owner
been cheated out of their land.
Dorothy Hood any of your planting
Saturday Matinee questions! Then stay or return at 1:00 pm
March 14 at 11 am for a short presentation on best plants to Thursday, March 19
Showing Maleficent: grow in our area, soil tips, and much 1 pm: Hang em’ High
Mistress of Evil more. We will end the presentation by Clint Eastwood makes his western
Rated PG. Popcorn and planting our own tomatoes! movie debut starring in this brazen
drinks provided. tale about a rampaging band of
vigilantes who make two mistakes:
“The story of Disney’s most Speaking of Books they hang the wrong man and they
iconic villain continues. Maleficent Our book club will meet don't finish the job.
(Angelina Jolie) her goddaughter Aurora March 24 at 4:00 pm to
(Elle Fanning) begin to question the discuss The Book Thief
tangled ties that bind them as they are by Markus Zusak. Thursday, March 26
1 pm: Two Mules for Sister Sara
pulled in different directions by impending
Copies are available Clint Eastwood and Shirley
nuptials, unexpected allies and new
now to check out. Stop MacLaine star in this action-packed
forces at play." -Amazon
in at the library to pick Western classic about a drifter and
up a copy today! a nun who join forces with
revolutionaries resisting the French
www.mcpls.org occupation of Mexico
Friends of the Library
Friends Book Sale
GRAND Re-opening is
Friday, March 20th from 10-4.
The annual Membership Drive
is underway, and Membership
has its privileges: card holding 109 Clarksburg Street
members are invited to a Mannington, WV 26582
Special Pre-Opening March 19 304-986-2803 Cover 2 Cover
from 2 pm - 6 pm. Be the first Pick up your copy of
to see what our Friends have A Land More Kind
worked so hard to prepare for Than Home by Wiley
Dr. Seuss’ Birthday Cash at Mannington
the reopening. Get your Celebration! Library and join the
membership card with your Grab a hat and read with the Cat as “Cover 2 Cover” book
donation of annual “Friends” we celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday club on Thursday,
dues at the library today! Monday, March 2. Spin-the-Wheel for March 19 at 1:30 p.m.
prizes, balloons, and CAKE! All Day-Any
Time-Stop In Event. “Jess Hall, growing up
Friends’ Quarterly Meeting deep in the heart of an unassuming
Monday, March 9, 2020 at 6 mountain town that believes in protecting
pm. Please join the discussion
Afterschool Craft: its own, is plunged into an adulthood for
and support our local library. Tie-Dye Pillows which he is not prepared when his
Kids are invited afterschool autistic older brother, Stump, sneaks a
on Tuesday, March 10 & look at something he isn't supposed to,
It’s Pizza Party Time! March 17 (3:30 pm) to which has catastrophic repercussions.”
We received a lot of positive make & take some spring
feedback from students and parents, style into their home with
so we’re offering the “pizza parties” this fun two part Tie-Dye Pillow project.
Book Worms
once again. The staff of the Part 1: Tie-Dye Book Worms Book
Mannington Public Library wishes to Part 2: Discover: Sewing. Club for ages 10-12.
celebrate Blackshere’s first grade
class during the month of March. Please register online or sign-up at the Pick up a copy of
library. Nowhere Boy by
Anytime a teacher or student visits Katherine Marsh and
the library and checks out library join us March 10 at
materials, we will add one pizza
Tech Time with Keith 2:30 to discuss the
3D PRINTING, LEGO book, share a snack
topping for each item checked-out to ROBOTICS, SAUTERING, AND MORE!
our large pizza pie on our bulletin and book related
board. The homeroom that loads up activity.
Tech Time with Keith is a free STEAM
our pizza with the most toppings will program series for Middle Schoolers
receive a pizza party and a story “Fourteen-year-old
every Thursday at 3:00 pm! No sign up Ahmed fled a life of uncertainty and
provided by the Mannington Public required!
Library. suffering in Syria, only to lose his father
on the perilous journey to the shores of
WEEKLY CONTEST! Play every Crafty Creations Europe. Thirteen-year-old Max never
wanted to move from America to
time you visit to win prizes and enter with Carol Brussels, Belgium and continue his life
the drawing for the Grand Prize! Crafty Creations are doing of failure, this time at a French-speaking
a Wine to Twine: DIY wine school. But with one startling discovery,
bottle project. Join Carol Max and Ahmed’s worlds collide,
March 23, come between 3:00 pm & changing everything they know about
5:00 pm. Carol will provide the supplies heroism, hope, and love. “
needed, but BYOB if you have one and
Week #1: Spin-the-Wheel Week #3: Gummy Bear Guess any special embellishments
Week #2: Fishing for Prizes Week #4: Lucky Lolipops
you would like. www.mcpls.org
Marion Libearian, the town librarian
Hello All!
March is just breezing in! The windy month
ushers in early signs of spring. Hopefully we
can all put away our winter coats and get out
our lighter jackets!
March brings St. Patrick’s Day, Dr. Seuss’
Birthday, and a special Caldecott Celebration!
The library has many books, movies, and
digital resources to help celebrate these
holidays and events. Be sure to check out our
holiday collections in the children’s area!
New titles are gusting into the library, so keep
an eye out as this month rushes past!
MCPLS Bookmobile
For the most up-to-date calendar of Bookmobile events, please visit www.mcpls.org/bookmobiles
March 2, 16: Monongah: 10:30-11:30. Family Dollar
March 2, 16: Gabriel Brothers: 12:30-1:30. 302 Meadowdale Road
March 3, 17: PACE: 11:30-12:30 Big Lots Plaza (Country Club Road)
March 3, 17: Disability Action Center: 2:30-3:30. 102 Benoni Ave
March 4, 18: Middletown Commons: 10:30-11:30
March 4, 18: Farmington: 2:00-2:45. Fire Department
March 4, 18: Farmington: 2:45-3:45. BCBank
March 5, 19: Barrackville: 2:30-3:30. Dollar General
March 9, 23: Pleasant Valley: 9:45-10:30. Valley Chapel United Methodist
March 9, 23: Carolina: 1:45-2:45. Post Office
March 10, 24: Teleperformance: 12:00-1:00. Bellview
March 10, 24: Arbors: 2:30-3:30. Cleveland Avenue
March 11, 25: Middletown Commons: 9:00-10:00
March 11, 25: I-79 Technology Park: 12:00-1:00. 5000 NASA Blvd
March 11, 25: Unity Terrace: 3:00-4:00. Leonard Avenue Ext.
March 12, 26: Marion County Senior Center: 11:30-12:30. Maplewood Drive
March 12, 26: Rock Lake: 2:00-3:00. Community Center
March 12, 26: Colfax: 3:30-4:30. Community Center
March 13, 27: Woodlands Assisted Living: 10:00-11:00. Hutchinson
March 13, 27: Miller School Apartments: 12:00-1:00. 2 Pennsylvania Avenue
The Bookmobile also visits a number of outreach locations county wide: Sunbeam Early Learning Center,
Stepping Stone Inc., and Kidz Connection, as well as a variety of head starts, day cares, Boys and Girls Club locations, and more
Fairmont Mannington CONT
March 2: Spring Hours Begin! March 17: After School Tie Dye Pillow*
March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31: Baby Time (9:30 am) Part 2: Sew Your Pillow (3:30 pm)
March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31: Toddler Time 1 March 19: Members Only Book Sale
Ages 18-36 months (10:30 am) March 20: Cover2Cover Book Club
March 3: Exploration+ K-4: Ozobots (1 pm) (1:30 pm) A Land More Kind Than Home
March 3: Exploration+ 5th grade+: by Wiley Cash
Circuit Scribes (2 pm) March 20: Grand Re-Opening: Friends of
March 4, 11, 18, 25: Story Hour 1 (4:30 pm) the Library Book Sale (10 am - 4 pm)
March 4, 11, 18, 25: Tabletop Game March 21: Friends of the Library Book Sale
Group (5 pm) (9 am - 1 pm)
March 4, 11, 18, 25: Dungeons & Dragons March 23: Crafty Creations with Carol
Campaign Group (5 pm) Wine to Twine Craft (between 3-5 pm)
March 5, 12, 19, 26: Toddler Time 2
Ages 18-36 months (9:15 am)
March 5, 12, 19, 26: Story Hour 2
Ages 3-5 (10:30 am) Fairview
March 6: Artible* (5 pm) March 2: Spring Hours Begin!
March 8: Adult Craft Class: Ceramic Eggs* March 2, 9, 16, 23, 30: Exploration+
March 10: Discover Robotics (4:30 pm) (1 pm & 2 pm)
March 14: Friends Book Sale March 2, 9, 16, 23, 30: Baby Time (10:15 am)
(10 am - 1 pm) March 2, 9, 16, 23, 30: Toddler Time 1
March 17: Exploration+ Leprechaun Legends (11 am)
March 17: Sewing– Envelope Throw Pillow March 4, 11, 18, 25: Toddler Time 2 (10 am)
Cover* (4 pm, 6 pm: grades 4-up) March 4, 11, 18, 25: Story Time 1 (11:30 am)
March 18: Sewing– Envelope Throw Pillow March 5, 12, 19, 26: Story Time 2
Cover* (2 pm, 4 pm: grades 4-up) March 5: Wise & Wonderful Western
March 21: Celebrating Caldecott! (2 pm) Matinee (1 pm, Paint Your Wagon)
March 24: Teen Crafternoon March 6, 13, 20, 27: PreK Friday (11 am)
(Pom Pom Cactuses, 4:30 pm) March 10: Sew Easy* ( 5 pm)
March 21: Wise and Wonderful presents March 12: Wise & Wonderful Western
Classic Board Games (1 pm) Matinee (1 pm, Joe Kidd)
March 28: “Beyond the Book” Book Club: March 14: Saturday Matinee (11 am)
Room by Emma Donoghue Book Discussion Maleficent: Mistress of Evil
& Movie Matinee (12:30 pm, rated R) March 17: LEGO Club* (5 pm)
March 30: T(w)eens Reads (4 pm) March 19: Wise & Wonderful Western
The Wave by Todd Strasser and Matinee (1 pm, Hang em’ High)
Paint Chip Bookmark craft March 20: Gardening Tips with
March 31: Exploration+ Melted Crayon Tote Dorothy Hood (10 am - 1 pm)
March 20: Local Tips & Plant Tomatoes with
Dorothy Hood (1 pm - 2 pm)
March 21: Wise & Wonderful Crafternoon
Mannington
Bunny Candy/Candle Jars* (12 pm)
March 2: Spring Hours Begin!
March 24: Speaking of Books
March 2: Dr. Seuss’ Birthday Celebration
March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31: Story Time 1
The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
March 26: Wise & Wonderful Western
Ages 2-5 (10:30 am)
Matinee (1 pm, Two Mules for
March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31: Homeschool Story
Sister Sara)
Adventure (1 pm)
March 31: SKYWARN Class* (5 pm)
March 4, 11, 18, 25: Story Time 2
March 5, 12, 19, 26: Middle School
Tech Time with Keith (3 pm) * = Registration Required
March 10: Book Worm Book Club
(2:30 pm) Nowhere Boy
by Katherine Marsh Spring Hours begin Monday, March 2 at all
March 10: After School Tie Dye Pillow* branches! Check out www.mcpls.org for
Part 1: Tie Dye Your Pillow (3:30 pm)
more information about our spring schedule.
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