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Your Path to Discovery
Summer Newsletter 2015
June — August
READ TO THE RHYTHM
2015 Summer Reading Challenge
LOCAL CULTURE SHOCK
CHICAGO HIP HOP
AUTHORS DANCE TROUPE
EXPO
2 | Your Path to Discovery
General Thank you to our donors . . .
2-3 The Focosi Family, Friends of the Tinley Park Public Library, Mollie Rock,
Fadi Salem, Mia Smolinski, Veterans of Foreign Wars
Friends
4
We thank every one of the vendors who participated
Adults in the Tinley Park Public Library’s spring Vendor Fair:
5 Asea, Ava Anderson Non-Toxic, Avon, Beauti Control, doTerra, Gold Canyon Candles,
Jamberry Nails, Juice Plus + Juice Plus Tower Garden, Life’s Abundance,
Computer Classes
Mary Kay, Organo Gold, Origami Owl, Pampered Chef, Park Lane, PartyLite Gifts,
6-7 Pink Zebra, Premier Designs, Scentsy, Tastefully Simple, Thirty-One Gifts,
Tupperware and Usborne Books.
Ongoing Adult
Programs
8-9
Book Discussions
10
Teen
11
Families & Kids
12-14
The Summer Reading Challenge Is Here!
Bookmobile June 1- August 1
15 It’s a summer of books and music at the library! You are encouraged to sign up
for our summer reading challenge and earn some great prizes along the way.
General Don’t miss our lively lineup of upbeat programs and events. For more info, kids
16 can jump aboard the Bookmobile or stop by the main library’s Youth Services
Desk; adults may visit the Adult Reference Desk. See pages 11 & 13 for
7851 Timber Dr. Teen and Youth Summer Reading Challenge information.
Tinley Park IL 60477
708.532.0160 Local Businesses Supporting You
June 1– August 1
tplibrary.org This summer your Tinley Park Public Library card becomes even more valuable!
tplibrary@tplibrary.org With the generous support of many area businesses, we can, once again, add
a new and exciting component to your summer reading experience. When you
sign up for one of our summer reading challenges between June 1 and August 1,
you may take your validated library card to any of our participating area business
partners and receive a special offer or discount. A complete list of our participating
partners will be available at sign-up and on our website.
Monday – Friday
9 am–9 pm
Saturday
9 am–5 pm
Sunday
noon–5 pm
The Fortunate Sons
Closed: Outdoor Summer Concert
Sat., July 4 Friday, July 31 from 6:30-8 pm
No registration required
All ages
Groove to the greatest hits of Creedence Clearwater Revival performed by
The Fortunate Sons, a CCR tribute band. Using original vintage gear and
instruments, accurate costumes, and spot-on musical ability, the Fortunate Sons
will instantly conjure up the full experience of CCR in its heyday. Refreshments
will be served. Concert will be held on our west lawn and pavilion, weather
permitting. In case of inclement weather, this event will be held indoors in our
Meeting Room with attendance limited to 150.
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Streaming
Is Here!
The library now offers a new service called hoopla,
that provides streaming music, movies, TV, and
audiobooks. Visit our website to get started at
tplibrary.org/borrow. You will need a Tinley Park
Public Library card and email address to begin. You
may access it via a web browser or download the iOS
or Android mobile app. Find out what all the hoopla No registration required
is about! All ages
Meet the faces behind the books at our first ever
author open house. Support and connect with more
than 20 local children’s, teen, and adult authors. Books
News from the from a variety of genres and subjects will be available
Bookmobile for purchase and signing.
Joanne Zienty, award-
winning author of
The Things We Save,
will speak at 2 pm.
Summer reading challenge participants receive
an extra ticket for our prize drawings when
they attend this event.
Tuesday, August 4 from 5–9 pm
Here is a list of exciting authors who will be joining us!
Join the Bookmobile at Zabrocki Plaza, 173rd and
Oak Park Avenue. Representatives from the Tinley Ron Bay, Jr. Memoir
Park Police and Fire Departments, Emergency Dr. Leslie K. Best History
Management Agency, Public Works, and Clerk’s Pat Camalliere Historical Mystery
Office will also be on hand for a meet and greet. Ruth Hull Chatlien Historical Fiction
Select emergency vehicles will be open for viewing. Dennis Depcik Biography/Autobiography
Entertainment and a classic car show on Mark Derdzinski Science Fiction
Oak Park Avenue round out the evening. Linda Dore Self-Help
L.B. Dunbar Romance
The Bookmobile Dianne Gallagher Crime Fiction/Thriller
Joseph Thomas Gatrell Mystery/Political Fiction
Has Added a Nancy Gee Children's Fiction
New Stop! Barbara Gregorich Multi-genre
S.M. Hampton Poetry
Beginning June 8, look
Rosemary Kuhn Children's Christian Fiction
for us in the Brookside
Lennart Lundh Aviation History/Poetry
Glen subdivision at
Amy Lutchen Urban Fantasy
the corner of Cove Ct.
Jeanne Meeks Mystery/Adventure
and Brookside Glen Dr. from 4–4:45 pm. We have
Robert J. Mueller Military History/Travel
books, magazines, movies, music, Wii and PS3 games
Loreen Niewenhuis Adventure/Memoir
and more for children and adults. Come aboard and
Helen Osterman Cozy Mystery
pick up a schedule; you’re sure to find something you
Lydia Ponczak Mystery
will like.
Georgann Prochaska Memoir
Marty Rose Murder Mystery/Fiction
Tanja Samardzija YA Contemporary Fiction
Nevien Shaabneh Multicultural/Cont. Fiction
Joan Singleton Nonfiction
Robert Weinberg Multi-genre
Joanne Zienty Contemporary Fiction
4 | Your Path to Discovery
The 2015/2016 Sunday
Afternoon Concert Series
Phil & Amy and
Lucie too!
Sunday, September 13
at 2 pm
Online registration
begins Thursday,
September 3.
Please register by
phone or in person beginning Friday, September 4.
Each person attending the concert must register
individually.
Greta Pope - Around the World Special Offer
and Back ~ Encore Next time you're in the library . . .
Sunday, October 11 Stop by the Checkout Desk, join the Friends of the
at 2 pm Library, and receive a free Friends book bag.
Online registration
begins Thursday, Drop by the Friends' Book Store and browse
October 1. a while! You'll find a large selection of novels,
Please register by phone nonfiction, paperbacks, DVDs, music, and much
or in person beginning more, all at "Friendly" prices. Visit often to see
Friday, October 2. Each person what's new — items are added every day.
attending the concert must register individually. We need your support!
We would like to extend a great big thank you to all If you have gently used books you'd like to
who attended our concerts in the 2014/2015 donate, please take these to the Checkout Desk.
season. You helped make it a very successful year. We especially need hardcover novels and history,
We're looking forward to seeing you again in cooking, and children's books. However, we
September. Look for our concert brochure coming cannot accept textbooks, encyclopedias,
out in July. outdated reference books, VHS tapes or
Reader's Digest Condensed Books.
Have a great summer!
ATTENTION Remembering
Syvlia M. Koch
Shark Shredding
will be back Saturday, 1931—2015
September 26 from Sylvia M. Koch was
9-11 am in the Metra vice president and
parking lot north of member of the Tinley Park Public Library Friends
the 80th Avenue train station. Thank you to the of the Library Board, contributor to the library’s
430+ who attended our April shredding event. art collection, and long-time volunteer at the
Art Institute of Chicago.
Name ____________________________________________Phone # (____)____________________________
m em b er s hip
Address __________________________________________________________________________________
f rie nds
(Street Address) (City) (ST.) (ZIP)
ANNUAL DUES:
Please check one: ___ Adult ($5) ___ Good Friend ($10) ___ Family Friends ($15; list names)
___ Best Friend ($25) _________________________
Please Check One: ___ New Membership or ___ Membership Renewal _________________________
Please make checks payable to: The Friends of the Tinley Park Public Library
7851 Timber Drive, Tinley Park, IL 60477
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Adult Program Registration
Mark your calendars now…
Registration for all adult programs begins on the 20th of the month for the following month’s
programs, with the exception of Friends of the Library events. You may register online, in person,
or by phone. Register at tplibrary.org or call 708.532.0160, x 3.
The Airborne The Eastland Disaster
Wednesday, July 8 at 7 pm
on D-Day
Monday, June 1 Commemorating the 100th anniversary of one of
at 7 pm Chicago’s greatest tragedies, members of the
Eastland Disaster Historical Society share the
Author and lecturer
photo source: US Army Corps history of this horrific event and the life stories
Robert Mueller
of its participants.
focuses on the
men of the US 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions
who, in the early hours of June 6, 1944, performed
A 1000-Mile Great Lakes Island
the most hazardous of military operations – the Adventure
dropping of paratroopers into enemy territory at night. Monday, July 20 at 7 pm
Raising important questions about preserving our
Writing the Chapters of Your Life wild places and protecting the fragile ecosystems
Wednesday, June 17 at 7 pm of the Great Lakes, author Loreen Niewenhuis takes
Once someone dies, their stories are gone forever. us to islands in the each of the five Great Lakes and
More than just genealogy, this program is designed shares photos and stories of her many adventures
to help you preserve the memories and stories of walking these amazing shorelines.
your parents, grandparents, or your own life, and
have fun doing so. Career
Connections
Monday, August 3
at 7 pm
Adults thinking about
career development are
invited to learn more about
programs and services offered at Moraine
Valley Community College.
Gutzon
Borglum–
The Carver of
Mt. Rushmore
Wednesday, August 19
at 7 pm
Artist and historian Jim Weren presents the incredible
story of the man who carved the four colossal faces of
our presidents into the mountains of the Black Hills of
South Dakota.
Chicago Music Scene of the
60s & 70s Buying Your
Monday, June 22 at 7 pm First Home
With live music and a vivid slideshow, author Wednesday, August 26
Dean Milano recreates two memorable decades at 7 pm
in Chicago’s vibrant local music scene.
This up-to-date workshop
for first-time homebuyers
The Creation of Wicked includes information on credit scores, new programs
Wednesday, July 1 at 7 pm
with low down payments, and how to access free
Acclaimed Broadway historian Charles Troy tells down payment assistance.
the fascinating story behind one of the most
popular Broadway musicals of our time, Wicked.
6 | Your Path to Discovery
Registration begins the 20th of each month for the following month's classes.
Basics Your Library, Online
Mousercise The New SWAN Library Catalog
Learn how to use a standard two-button mouse. Learn search strategies to help you find books and
If you have not used a mouse, or if you do not know more in the library's new online catalog. Learn how
how to copy and paste, we recommend taking this to create a catalog PIN for managing your library
class before any other. account; search for, request, and renew materials;
save your checkout history; and more!
Tuesday, June 2 from 10 am-noon. Class size: 6
Thursday, June 11 from 6:30-8:30 pm. Class size: 6
Introduction to PCs Tuesday, July 7 from 2-4 pm. Class size: 6
Teaches the fundamentals of personal computing, Thursday, August 13 from 2-4 pm. Class size: 6
covering the desktop, files, folders, and applications
(apps). This class is designed for beginning Searching vs. Surfing
computer users. Learn how to use the library databases to find
information that you can't simply Google.
Ereader and Computer Classes
Thursday, June 4 from 6:30-8:30 pm. Class size: 8
Tuesday, August 18 from 2-4 pm. Class size: 8
Beginner's Internet I & II
Learn how to find and evaluate information on
the World Wide Web.
Thursday, June 4 & 11 from 2-4 pm. Class size: 6
Introduction to Email
Ebooks
Learn how to register for an email acount, check your
inbox, create an address book, and open attachments.
Media on Demand Ebooks for
Android, iOS, & Kindle Fires
Wednesday, June 17 from 10 am-noon. Class size: 6 A hands-on class that shows you how to use the free
Wednesday, July 22 from 2-4 pm. Class size: 6 OverDrive app that enables you to download library
ebooks, videos, and more from Media on Demand.
Online Security & Privacy
This lecture-based class offers tips to enable you Tuesday, June 30 from 2-4 pm. Class size: 8
to better protect yourself from online scams, spam, Tuesday, July 7 from 6:30-8:30 pm. Class size: 8
viruses, and identity theft. Tuesday, August 11 from 2-4 pm. Class size: 8
Wednesday, July 22 from 6:30-8:30 pm. Class size: 10
Media on Demand Ebooks for
Organize Your Digital Files, B&W Kindles
A hands-on class that shows owners of B&W
Folders, & Photos screen Kindle ereaders how to download library
Learn strategies to help you organize your files,
ebooks from Media on Demand. If you own a
folders & pictures on your computer. Discover
pre-Fire Kindle ereader (e.g., a keyboard Kindle or
services for sharing and storing your files on the
Kindle Touch), this class is for you. Please bring
Internet using cloud services.
your Kindle and Amazon account information to class.
Monday, July 27 from 10 am-noon. Class size: 8
Tuesday, June 16 from 10 am-noon. Class size: 8
Thursday, July 2 from 2-4 pm. Class size: 8
Password Management Tuesday, August 25 from 2-4 pm. Class size: 8
Protect your digital life by learning new ways to
create passwords that are harder to hack.
Discover online and offline methods of storing eRead Illinois Ebooks for Android,
your many passwords. iOS, & Kindle Fires
Thursday, August 20 from 2-4 pm. Class size: 8 A hands-on class that shows you how to use the free
AxisReader app that enables you to download library
ebooks from eRead Illinois.
Thursday, June 18 from 2-4 pm. Class size: 8
Tuesday, July 28, from 2-4 pm. Class size: 8
Monday, August 31 from 10 am-noon. Class size: 8
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Register by going to tplibrary.org, calling 708.532.0160 x 1, or in person.
Microsoft
Windows 8.1 Basics Word Intermediate*
This hands-on class is for those who are comfortable Covers handling of lists, charts, and tables; custom
with a personal computer and wish to transition to table styles and themes; graphic objects options
Microsoft's drastically redesigned operating system. and modifications; adding quick parts; text flow
Keyboard & mouse skills required. configurations; and document templates.
Ereader and Computer Classes
Tuesday, June 23, from 2-4 pm. Class size: 10 Thursday, June 18 from 6:30-8:30pm. Class size: 8
Wednesday, July 8 from 10-noon. Class size: 10
Tuesday, August 4 from 10-noon. Class size: 10 * Classes are video-based instructional sessions
taught by the Virtual Services Librarian.
Microsoft Excel Basics
Learn the fundamentals of Microsoft's
spreadsheet application.
Job Search
Tuesday, June 16 from 6:30-8:30 pm. Class size: 8
Microsoft Excel Intermediate
In this hands-on class, students will learn how to build
a financial spreadsheet. Familiarity with basic Excel Introduction to LinkedIn
formulas and functions is a prerequisite. How to join LinkedIn, build your profile, make
connections, add recommendations, and maintain
Wednesday, June 24 from 2-4pm. Class size: 8 and enhance your LinkedIn page. This class is for
those without existing LinkedIn accounts.
Microsoft Word Basics
Learn the fundamentals of Microsoft's Thursday, July 9 from 10-noon. Class size: 6
word-processing software.
Online Job Searching
Tuesday, June 9, from 6:30-8:30 pm. Class size: 8 Learn how to look for and apply for jobs online
Wednesday, August 12 from 6:30-8:30 pm. Class size: 8 and how to use Microsoft Word to create resumes
and cover letters.
Excel Basics*
Covers orientation to Excel; working with data; Friday, June 26, from 10-noon. Class size: 6
worksheet formatting and alterations; handling Thursday, August 27 from 10 am-noon. Class size: 6
larger workbooks; and printing and sharing.
Thursday, July 9 from 6:30-8:30 pm. Class size: 8
Wednesday, August 5 from 10-noon. Class size: 8
Excel Intermediate*
Covers working with tables, large datasets,
Mobile
conditional formatting, outlines, and intermediate
formulas and functions. You & iOS
Learn to organize, customize, back up, and secure
Friday, July 17 from 10-noon. Class size: 8
your mobile Apple devices. Discover some fun and
Tuesday, August 11 from 10-noon. Class size: 8
practical apps to get started. Please bring any mobile
Apple device to class, such as an iPhone, iPad, or iPod
Excel Pivot Tables* touch. Several iPad 2s will be available for those who
Learn how to use pivot tables to summarize key
do not bring a device.
data from a larger spreadsheet. Registrants should
be familiar with Excel basics. Friday, August 7 from 2-4pm. Class size: 10
Monday, June 29, from noon-12:45. Class size: 8
Wednesday, July 29 from noon-12:45. Class size: 8 Hello, Android
Thursday, August 27 from 6:30-7:15pm. Class size: 8 Learn what makes Androids unique and how to
customize your device to get more done and have
Microsoft PowerPoint Basics more fun! Please bring your Android to class.
Learn how to create Microsoft PowerPoint slideshows
with dynamic features to spice up your presentation. Wednesday, August 26 from 10 am-noon. Class size: 10
Tuesday, July 14 from 6:30-8:30 pm. Class size: 6
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Stress Reduction Meditation
First Thursday of the month from 7–8:30 pm
June 4 and August 6
Registration for each class begins on the 20th of
the month for the following month’s program.
Bring your pillow and yoga mat or blanket to lie on
the floor and enjoy this wonderful guided meditation
designed to help you let go of stress. Relax, refresh,
and renew during this time set aside just for you.
Cell phones must be powered down before entering
the Meeting Room. Doors open at 6:30 pm. Please
arrive no later than 10 minutes before start time
to ensure that we can begin promptly at 7 pm. No
admittance once the meditation has begun.
Chair Yoga
Second and fourth Thursdays of the month
Stitch Club from 11 am–12:30 pm
First and third Thursdays of the month June 11 and 25
from 11 am–1 pm July 9 and 23
June 4 and 18 August 13 and 27
July 2 and 16 Registration for each class begins on the
August 6 and 20 20th of the month for the following month’s programs.
Ongoing Programs
No registration required.
Instructor Kathy Ruiter will guide you in gentle,
Open to anyone who wants to meet, mingle, non-strenuous chair exercises and meditation.
or share tips on needlecraft projects.
Bring your own supplies.
Go Open Game Night
Mondays from 6-8:30 pm
June 29, July 27, August 24
All ages; no registration required.
Come learn about the Asian board game Go—
a strategy game not unlike chess or Parcheesi.
Thousands of years old and wildly popular in
China, Japan, and Korea, Go is catching on
quickly here in the U.S. Game boards are
provided and experienced players are on hand to
introduce newbies to the game. Children age 13
or younger must be accompanied by an adult.
Mah Jongg Club
First Tuesday of the month from 10:30 am–1 pm
June 2, July 7, August 4 Monday Mornings @ the Library
No registration required.
Whether you are an experienced player or newbie, Mondays at 11am
now is your chance to play mah jongg at the library. No registration required.
Similar to rummy, this popular game of luck and skill Once a month we’re hosting some of your favorite
originated in China. An instructor will be on hand to presenters and discussing topics that will enrich,
teach those new to the game. No registration required. enlighten, and entertain you. Seating is limited to
100 for these programs.
*** Please note, additional meeting dates have been
added for this popular program: Mondays from June 29: Reverse Mortgages
6–8 pm: June 29, July 27, and August 24. In this informational session, find out if a reverse
mortgage is right for you.
Joker’s Wild Card Club
Third Tuesday of the month from 10:30 am–1 pm July 27: Bartholdi’s Lady of Liberty
June 16, July 21, August 18 Artist and historian Jim Weren shares the story of
No registration required. one of our most treasured American symbols, the
Statue of Liberty.
Meet up with others interested in playing various
card games. Amusement only; no gambling permitted. August 24: Life Begins at 50—or Later!
Inspirational speaker Nancy Depcik from
Unshakable Success discusses how we can
embrace our age, learn to take chances,
and have fun.
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Early Bird Flicks Movies&Books
Mondays @ 11 am & 2 pm Saturdays @ 1 pm
Seating is limited to 125. No registration required.
No registration required. So many films are made from books these days!
Come watch our selected film and following each
screening, books will be available for check out.
Seating is limited to 125.
June 15 June 6
Into the Woods Special Double Feature
PG, 125 minutes Jurassic Park at 11 am
Based on the Broadway PG-13, 127 minutes
musical, this modern twist and
on several classic fairy The Lost World at 2 pm
tales centers around a PG-13, 129 minutes
baker and his wife who
make a deal with a Books: Jurassic Park
vindictive witch in their and The Lost World
effort to start a family. by Michael Crichton
Ongoing Programs
July 13
Selma
PG-13, 128 minutes July 18
A chronicle of Martin The Imitation Game
Luther King's campaign PG-13, 114 minutes
to secure equal voting Book: Alan Turing:
rights by means of a The Enigma
heroic march from by Andrew Hodges
Selma to Montgomery,
Alabama in 1965.
August 10
Big Eyes August 8
PG-13, 105 minutes Still Alice
The story of artist PG-13, 101 minutes
Margaret Keane and her Book: Still Alice
tumultuous relationship by Lisa Genova
with her husband Walter,
who was launched to
international fame by
taking credit for her work.
Special bonus for
Movies&Books patrons!
Following each movie, you may enter a
drawing for a chance to win a free movie
pass to Marcus Theatres Orland Park.
Program sponsored in part by Marcus Theatres.
10 | Your Path to Discovery
Tinley Tomes August 12
Dead Wake: The Last Crossing of the Lusitania
Tinley Tomes comprises two groups that discuss
by Erik Larson
a variety of fiction and nonfiction books. One group
One hundred years ago, 11 miles off the coast of
meets at 1:30 pm on the second Wednesday of the
Ireland, the Cunard superliner Lusitania encountered
month and the other at 7:30 on the fourth Tuesday.
a German submarine. Within 18 minutes, the
Selections are available at the Adult Reference
Lusitania sank, taking with it 1200 passengers, many
Desk in hardcover, large print, and audio formats
of them women and children. Popular historian Larson
one month before the discussion date. Discussions
brings this maritime disaster to life and probes still-
are held in Meeting Room A.
unanswered questions: Why was there no naval escort?
What caused the explosion that likely sank the ship?
Tuesday Tomes Selections – 7:30 pm What did First Lord of the Admiralty Winston Churchill
know and when did he know it?
June 23
The Children Act by Ian McEwan
In this twenty-first-century fable about faith versus Books with Buzz, our
science and the state, British High Court Justice bestselling book discussion
Fiona Maye is called upon to decide whether Adam group, meets on the third
Henry, a Jehovah’s Witness with leukemia, should be Thursday of every other
forced to undergo a life-saving blood transfusion pro- month. The July 16
hibited by his faith. selection is Judy Blume’s
In the Unlikely Event.
July 28 Please keep an eye on
Mrs. Grant and Madame Jule by Jennifer Chiaverini our book discussions page
Adult Book Discussion Groups
A fictional exploration of the decades-long relation- (tplibrary.org/events/book-
ship between Julia Grant, Civil War general's wife and discussion-groups) for information about when this title
later first lady, and her house slave Jule, who, upon the will be available for pickup at the Adult Reference Desk.
signing of the Emancipation Proclamation, claimed her Also, note that the July discussion meets in the Young
freedom and rose to prominence as a gifted Adult Program Room on the Upper Level.
hairdresser and businesswoman in her own right.
August 25
A Spool of Blue Thread by Anne Tyler Partners In Crime
Brilliant dialog and nuanced insight into the complex Tuesdays at 7:30 pm
messiness of family relationships are Anne Our mystery and suspense thriller
Tyler’s signature gifts. In this, her twentieth novel, she discussion group. For more information
chronicles the Whitshank clan through three about Partners In Crime call
generations in their family homestead in Baltimore, Fran Heinemann at 708.532.0160, x 5691.
Maryland. The decline of parents Red and Abby
Whitshank triggers a gathering of the clan; sibling June 2
rivalry, jealousy, avarice, compassion, and generosity Defending Jacob
vie for dominance among their fractious adult children. by William Landay
When a boy is found brutally murdered in the woods,
a peaceful New England town is shaken to its core.
Wednesday Tomes Selections – 1:30 pm District Attorney Andy Barber is determined to find
the murderer and bring him to justice. In a shocking
June 10 turn of events, his own son Jacob is arrested for the
Nora Webster by Colm Toibin crime. As the tables are turned and his family is put
In a small village in Ireland, Nora must learn to cope under the microscope, Andy’s world begins to crumble.
with death of her beloved husband — the man who The author crafts a legal and psychological thriller that
rescued her from the stifling world into which delves into the heart of family and raises the question
she was born. Nora's struggle to awaken from grief of how far would you go to protect your loved ones.
and discover her own space are chronicled with
remarkable restraint and sympathy. July - No Discussion
July 8 August 4
Big Little Lies The Lock Artist
by Liane Moriarty by Steve Hamilton
Sometimes the adage “Don’t judge a book by its Mike is a criminal and he doesn’t deny it. He has a
cover” is just plain bad advice. The exploding lollipop talent for breaking into locked doors, padlocks with
on that graces the jacket of Big Little Lies reveals a no combinations, and even an 800-pound safe. He
lot, but not the tantalizing secret of whodunit (and does each job with professional detachment. But
what sort of violence, exactly, was done) on Mike’s life has been marked by tragedy. He was
Trivia Night at Pirree Public School. Feuding parents, traumatized at a young age and hasn’t spoken a
bullying kids, and mean girls who never grew up are single word in ten years. As narrator of this innovative
among the volatile ingredients of this suburban noir thriller, Mike tells his story in chapters that alternate
tale by the popular author of The Husband’s Secret. between the conflicts of his crime-ridden present
and his tragic past.Your Path to Discovery | 11
Online registration begins on the 20th of each month for the following month’s programs.
Register at tplibrary.org and click on Events. Phone registration begins one day after
online registration. All programming is for grades entering 6–12 unless otherwise noted.
Dinner and a Movie Magic the Gathering and Hearthstone
Tuesday, June 2 from 6-8 pm Open Play
We will be screening The Lego Movie while feasting on Tuesdays June 30, July 7, & July 21 from 7-8 pm
a burrito bar from Chipotle. Space is limited so be sure Play Magic the Gathering or Hearthstone. Magic
to register! Anyone with food concerns should contact players will need to bring their own cards. Devices will
the library at least one week before the program. be available for use with the Hearthstone App. Space
and snacks will be provided but no instructions.
Get Graphic!
Thursdays June 4 and July 23 from 7-8 pm "Sew" Simple
Do you like graphic novels, manga, and/or comic Entering Grades 4-6
books? Then this is the club for you! Monday, July 13 from 4-5 pm
June 4: The Avengers Learn some simple stitches and make a cool craft!
July 23: Anime Night
The Spoon Man
Act Up! Improv edition Thursday, July 16 from 7-8 pm
Rehearsal dates: Mondays June 8, 15, 22, 29 and The “Spoon Man” program contains several outrageous
July 6, 13, & 20 from 2-4 pm impressions, including a heavy metal spoon player and
Monday, July 20 from 2-5 pm a rap spoon player.
Final performance: Monday, July 20 from 4-5 pm
If you like to act and are on-the-spot funny, have an LEGO Mindstorm
awesome time learning improv games and writing scripts. Entering Grades 4-8
A final performance will take place to showcase your new Monday, July 20 from 7-8 pm
skills to friends and family. Learn how to build and control a LEGO robot!
Act Up! Improv Edition Performance The Whodunits in A Superhero Mystery
Monday, July 20 from 4-5 pm Entering Grades 4-8
Attend this performance of improv skits and games Wednesday, July 29 from 2-3:15 pm
brought to you by the teens from Act Up! Several superheroes were last seen at the Tinley Park
Note: The performance is best for 6th grade and up. Public Library. Eyewitnesses say there was a sudden flash
and the superheroes lost all of their superpowers! Who is
LEGO & K'Nex Free Build responsible? Help us solve the mystery!
Entering Grades 4-8
Monday, June 8 from 7-8 pm
Let your imagination run wild! Build a LEGO Summer Reading Challenge Finale –
or K'Nex creation. Celebrate with Two Fun Events!
Saturday, August 1, starting at 10:30 am
Café Ole: Summer Edition We are honoring participants of the children's and
Tuesdays, June 9 & 23, July 14 & 28, August 11 & 25 teen summer reading challenges with two events!
from 7-8 pm All are welcome to attend either or both events.
It's summer! Time to kick back with your friends and
enjoy cookies and a cold drink. Culture Shock Chicago Hip Hop
YAC – Youth Advisory Council Dance Troupe
Tuesdays from 6-7 pm 10:30-11:30 am
June 9 and July 14 Start the morning off with Culture Shock Chicago's
Boss us around! Tell us what YOU want at the library! high-energy, interactive performance.
Handwriting Analysis Friendly Farms Petting Zoo
Friday, June 12 from 7-8:30 pm 11 am-1 pm
Find out how people who share certain characteristics The animals will be getting ready for your visit and
also exhibit similar shapes and forms in their handwriting. will begin greeting guests beginning in the second
half of the first show. The Friendly Farms Petting
High Voltage Improv Troupe Zoo's visit is weather-dependent and will be
Tuesday, June 16 from 7-8 pm rescheduled if conditions are extreme.
Andrew High School's Improv Troupe will entertain
with their unique brand of comedy! Dinner and a Movie: The Sequel
Tuesday, August 4 from 6-8 pm
Poetry on the Wild Side! Say good-bye to summer with one last teen program!
Grades: Entering K-6 We will be screening Guardians of the Galaxy. Chinese
Friday, June 26 from 10:30-11:20 am food will be served. Space is limited so be sure to
Kids will go wild by acting out poems in a show filled register. Anyone with food concerns should contact the
with music, drama, and feats of whimsy. library at least one week before the program.12 | Your Path to Discovery
No registration required.
NOTE: If you or your child needs a reasonable accommodation to be successful in a program,
please inform a staff member when registering.
Storytimes
Bouncing Babies Super Science
Storytimes for 3–23-month-olds and parent Ages: 2–6 years and parent
Tuesdays, June 9–July 21 Monday, June 15 and Thursday, July 23
from 10:30–10:50 am from 2:30–3:15 pm
Drop in and test your science skills with hands-on fun!
Wee Readers
Storytimes for 3–35-month-olds and parent Make & Take Art
Thursdays, June 11–July 23 Ages: 2–6 years with parent
from 6:30–6:50 pm Thursday, June 25 from 2:30–3:15 pm and
Saturday, July 25 from 10–10:45 am
Tales for Twos We’ll have the materials, you’ll have the fun! Drop in
Storytimes for 2-year-olds and parent for family crafting with different crafts each month.
Wednesdays, June 10–July 22
from 10:30–10:50 am Awesome Games
Drop-In Programs
Ages: 2–6 years and parents
Preschool Stories Saturday, June 13 from 10–10:45 am and
Storytimes for 3–5-year-olds and parent Wednesday, July 29 from 2:30–3:15 pm
Thursdays, June 11–July 23 Drop by to play some awesome indoor games!
from 10:30–11 am
Father’s Day Craft
Family Pajamarama Ages: 3–8 years and parent
Ages: 3–8-year-olds and parent Saturday, June 20
Fridays, June 12, July 17, and August 14 from 10:30–11:30 am
from 7–7:45 pm Drop in anytime between 10:30–11:30 am to
You are invited to our nighttime storytime make a craft for your someone special!
with crafts and games! Kids may come
dressed for bedtime. Family Movie Night
Ages: All
Outdoor Evening Storytime Fridays, June 26 How to Train Your Dragon 2 (PG) and
Ages: 3–8 years and parent July 24 Shrek (PG). Movies begin at 6:30 pm.
Mondays, June 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29 The whole family is invited to movie night!
from 6:30–7:15 pm
Join us on the west lawn for some summer stories Movie Matinee
and games. Bring your blanket and lawn chair. Ages: Families
This program will be held indoors if there are Wednesday, June 10 Penguins of Madagascar (PG)
weather issues. and Monday, July 6 Spongebob: Sponge Out of
Water (PG). Movies begin at 2:30 pm.
Share-a-Language Storytime:
Spanish Tween Movie Matinee
Ages: 3–8 years and parent Grades: Entering 4–5
Saturdays, June 27 and July 18 Thursday June 18 beginning at 2:30 pm
from 11–11:45 am Featuring Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb
Enjoy stories and songs in diverse languages (PG), the last installment in a funny, exciting series!
featuring children’s favorites.
Cuentos Compartir-a la-Idioma: Español
Edades: 3–8 años con los padres
Sábado, 27 de Junio y 18 de Julio de 11–11:45 am
Disfrute de cuentos y canciones favoritos en Español
que ofrecimos para sus niños.Your Path to Discovery | 13
Read to the Rhythm Summer Fairy Tale Theatre
Reading Challenge Presents The
The Summer Reading Challenge, for kids of Phantom Tollbooth
Registration Required
all ages, runs Monday, June 1 through Friday, July 10
Saturday, August 1. Stop by the Youth Services at 4 and 7 pm
Desk to register and see some of the fabulous Saturday, July 11
prizes you can win! The Summer Reading at 11 am and 2 pm
Challenge is open to residents of Tinley Park Join Milo and the
and Orland Hills and children who attend a Watch Dog, Tock, as they journey through strange
Tinley Park or Orland Hills school. The first day lands in search of Sweet Rhyme and Pure Reason,
to check in your reading log is Monday, June 8. the princesses. Tickets are free, but should be
reserved in advance in person at the Youth Services
Desk starting July 1. This show is best suited for
Getting Excited About Science audiences ages 3–9.
Grades: Entering K–6
Thursday, June 4 from 7–8 pm
Using dramatic demonstration, easy-to-see equipment,
humor, music, and audience participation, Steve The Spoon Man
Belliveau brings down to earth basic ideas about air/ Thursday, July 16 from 7-8 pm
water pressure, magnetism & electricity, friction, The “Spoon Man” program contains several
chemistry, simple machines, conservation of energy, outrageous impressions, including a heavy metal
sound, and color. spoon player and a rap spoon player.
The Musical Irish Traveler
Ages: Families Summer Reading Challenge Finale
Friday, June 12 from 10:30–11:30 am Celebrate Your Efforts with Two Fun Events!
Laugh, learn, and participate in this show filled Ages: All
with music, magic, and stories about Ireland. Meet Saturday, August 1, starting at 10:30 am
a leprechaun, learn an Irish Jig, and much more. We are honoring participants of the children's and
teen summer reading challenges with two events!
ScribbleMonster Concert All are welcome to attend either or both events.
Ages: Families
Friday, June 19 from 10:30–11:20 am Culture Shock Chicago Hip Hop
Share some creative musical playtime with
ScribbleMonster. ScribbleMonster may be heard
Dance Troupe
10:30–11:30 am
nationally on SiriusXM’s Kids Place Live and has
Start the morning off with Culture Shock Chicago's
been acclaimed by the likes of National Public
high-energy, interactive performance. The hip hop
Radio and Parenting Magazine. Their award-winning
dance troupe's performances have included Dance
approach to music, movement, and other activities
Chicago, the city’s largest annual dance festival,
encourages each child’s own unique creative
the KISS FM pre-show for the Justin Timberlake
participation. Come sing, think, play, dance, and
concert, the Chicago Bulls Pre-Game Shows, and
get creative with ScribbleMonster.
the Millennium Park Workouts and Summer Family
Fun Stage. Afterwards, you can stick around to visit
Poetry on the Wild Side! the petting zoo.
Grades: Entering K–6
Friday, June 26 from 10:30–11:20 am
Kids will go wild by acting out poems in a show
Friendly Farms Petting Zoo
11 am–1 pm
filled with music, drama, and feats of whimsy.
The animals will be getting ready for your visit and
This show will make a poetry lover out of everyone.
will begin greeting guests beginning in the latter
half of the first show. Families with young children
attending only the petting zoo may wish to arrive
Ralph Covert of Ralph's World right at 11 am for a quieter experience. Those
Ages: Families attending the Culture Shock Chicago performance
Thursday, July 2 from 6:30–7:20 pm will still have plenty of time to spend at the petting
Ralph Covert of Ralph's World, indie rocker, zoo after the dance show. The Friendly Farms
songwriter, playwright, and children’s book author Petting Zoo's visit is weather-dependent and will be
will delight families at this outdoor concert. rescheduled if conditions are extreme.
Ralph engages his young fans with activity songs,
story songs, dancing songs, and a healthy dose of
pure silliness. His upcoming CD features songs
that have been turned into children's books. The
important link between music and reading is
emphasized at this concert as well.14 | Your Path to Discovery
Online registration begins on the 20th of each month for the next month’s programs at
http://www.tplibrary.org/events/calendar. Phone registration begins one day after online registration.
Please register for the following programs.
Please arrive a few minutes early to check in
at the Youth Services Desk for the programs below.
LEGO Night
Ready, Set, Go to Kindergarten Grades: Entering 2–3
Grade: Entering Kindergarten Thursday, July 16 from 3–4 pm
Session 1: Tuesdays, July 7, 14, and 21 from 1:30–2:30 pm Use your ideas and the library's LEGOS to build
Session 2: Tuesdays, August 4 and 11 from 6:30–7:30 pm an awesome creation.
This readiness program, for 5-year-olds entering
kindergarten in the fall, will introduce basic concepts TAG: Tween Activity Group
through stories and games. Please register for only Grades: Entering 4–5
one series. Fridays, June 12 and July 17 from 7–8 pm
We meet once a month for fun activities and games.
First Grade Fun June 12: Bring a Buddy: Trivia Challenge
Grade: Entering Grade 1 (Please register both participants.)
Session 1: Tuesdays, July 7, 14, and 21 from 3–4 pm July 17: Ready, Set, Go!
Session 2: Mondays, August 3 and 10 from 6:30–7:30 pm
Children will be introduced to first grade concepts Readers Theater
Registration Required
through children’s literature and games. Please Grades: Entering 4–5
register for only one series. Wednesday, June 17, June 24, July 1, and July 8
from 4–5:15 pm and a dress rehearsal on Wednes-
LEGO Night day, July 15 at 5:30 pm followed by a performance
Grades: Entering K–1 at 7 pm.
Thursday, June 11 from 3–4 pm Register for 5 classes of theater fun. No lines to
Use your ideas and the library's LEGOS to build memorize! Family and friends are invited to the
an awesome creation! performance.
iFun Fridays DIY: Photo Collage Art
Grades: Entering 2–3 Grades: Entering 4–5
Fridays, June 19 and July 31 from 7–8 pm Tuesday, July 21 from 4–5 pm
Enjoy different activities each month! Make a photo collage with glue, glitter, and your
June 19: Move to the Rhythm imagination! You may bring your own photos of you
July 31: Outdoor Fun (Indoor Fun depending on weather) and your loved ones to use, but images from maga-
Nature Rocks! zines will be available as well.
Grades: Entering 2–3
Monday, June 22 from 4–5 pm “Sew” Simple
Investigate nature and do some gardening here Grades: Entering 4–6
at the library. Monday, July 13 from 4–5 pm
Learn some simple stitches and make a cool craft!
Creative Crafts
Grades: Entering 2–3 LEGO & K’Nex Free Build
Monday, June 29 from 2:30–3:30 pm Grades: Entering 4–8
Take a break from the heat to create fun Monday, June 8 from 7–8 pm
summer crafts! Let your imagination run wild! Build a LEGO or K'Nex
creation.
Minute to Win It Games
Grades: Entering 2–3 LEGO Mindstorm
Wednesday, July 15 from 2:30–3:30 pm Grades: Entering 4–8
How long is a minute? Find out by playing these Monday, July 20 from 7–8 pm
challenging team games! Learn how to build and control a LEGO robot!
The Whodunits in A Superhero
Mystery
Grades: Entering 4–8
Wednesday, July 29 from 2-3:15 pm
Several superheroes were last seen at the Tinley Park
Public Library. Eyewitnesses say there was a sudden
flash and the superheroes lost all of their superpow-
ers! Who is responsible? Help us solve the mystery!Your Path to Discovery | 15
Tinley Park Public Library BOOKMOBILE Schedule
June, July, August 2015
& Indicates new stop
Route 1 (begins Monday, June 15, 2015)
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
Tinley Court Retirement Center Richard M. Gory Park Sundale Ridge Pines Community
3:00 – 3:45pm 4:00 – 4:45pm 3:00 – 3:45pm 3:00 – 3:45pm
Buedingen Park Orland Hills – Meadowview Dr. Bristol Park Tinley Trails
4:00 – 4:45pm & Marshfield Ln. 4:00 – 4:45pm 4:00 – 4:45pm
John A. Bannes Park 5:00 – 5:45pm Sandalwood Brookside Glen –
5:00 – 5:45pm Orland Hills – 5:00 – 5:45pm Southfield Ct.
Orland Hills – Kelly Park Tinley Downs 5:00 – 5:45pm
92nd Ave. & 169th St. 6:00 - 6:45pm 6:00 – 6:45pm Fairfield Glen –
6:00 - 6:45pm Kilkenny Ave.
6:00 – 6:45pm
Dates: 6/15 7/6, 7/27, 8/17 Dates: 6/16, 7/7, 7/28, 8/18 Dates: 6/17, 7/8, 7/29, 8/19 Dates: 6/18, 7/9, 7/30, 8/20
Route 2 (begins Monday, June 1, 2015)
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
Apartments of Orland Orland Hills – Hunter Fairmont Village Edenbridge/Fulton
3:00 – 3:45pm Ridge Apts. 3:00 – 3:45pm Commons
Tinley Gardens 3:00 – 3:45pm Veterans Park 3:00 – 3:45pm
4:00 – 4:45pm Frank Gasior Park 4:00 – 4:45pm Memorial School Park
Timbers Pointe 4:00 – 4:45pm German Park 4:00 – 4:45pm
5:00 – 5:45pm Pottawattomie Park 5:00 – 5:45pm Rauhoff Park
Brookside Glen South – 5:00 – 5:45pm Orland Hills – 89th Ave. & 5:00 – 5:45pm
Clare Dr. Town Pointe 170th St. Brookside Glen South –
6:00 – 6:45pm 6:00 – 6:45pm 6:00 – 6:45pm Monaghan Dr.
6:00 – 6:45pm
Dates: 6/1, 6/22, 7/13, 8/3, 8/24 Dates: 6/2, 6/23, 7/14, 8/25 Dates: 6/3, 6/24, 7/15, 8/5, 8/26 Dates: 6/4, 6/25, 7/16, 8/6, 8/27
CLOSED: 8/4
Route 3 (begins Monday, June 8, 2015)
WEDNESDAY
MONDAY TUESDAY Hanover Place THURSDAY
Brementowne Manor Meadow Park Estates 3:00 – 3:45pm Bobbie Noonan
Senior Center 3:00 – 3:45pm m. Brookside Glen – 3:00 – 3:45pm
3:00 – 3:45pm Radcliffe Place Greenview Pl. Bobbie Noonan
& Brookside Glen – 4:00 – 4:45pm 4:00 – 4:45pm 4:00 – 4:45pm
Cove Ct. Tinley Terrace Brookside Glen – Brookside Glen –
4:00 – 4:45pm 5:00 – 5:45pm Glenbrook Pl. 7800 block of Glenfield Ave.
Brookside Glen - Bayfield Ct. Fulton School 5:00 – 5:45pm 5:00 – 5:45 pm
5:00 – 5:45pm 6:00 - 6:45pm Brookside Glen –
Fairfield Glen – Robin Ct.
Fairfield Ln. 6:00 – 6:45pm
6:00 - 6:45pm
Dates: 6/8, 6/29, 7/20, 8/10, Dates: 6/9, 6/30, 7/21, 8/11 Dates: 6/10, 7/1, 7/22, 8/12 Dates: 6/11, 7/2, 7/23, 8/13
8/31
In the event of inclement weather or mechanical difficulties, the
Tinley Park Public LibraryBookmobile may arrive late or cancel a scheduled stop.
To inquire if the Bookmobile is running late, if a stop has been cancelled due to weather, or for additional
information, call 708.532.0160, x 1, or check our website at tplibrary.org.US Postage
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Tinley Park Public Library Board of Trustees: Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
The Tinley Park Public Library is subject to the
President - Catherine Hannon requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act of
Vice President - Gina Miller 1990. Individuals who require an accommodation for a
Treasurer - Darren Meyers disability for any library presentation should contact
Secretary - Laura Hess-Wojcik the library at 708.532.0160, x 3 at least ten working
Trustees - Nancy Coughlin, Kathy Parker, days before an event.
Barbara Rose Whalen
Photo Release Policy
Library Administrator The Tinley Park Library staff may take photographs of
Richard Wolff participants, individually or in groups, attending or
taking part in Library programs and activities. These
Assistant Administrator photographs may appear in future Library publications
Susan K. Dienes or other Library publicity. Library patrons may not
take photographs or videos of other patrons or staff
TPPL Board Dates: without the permission of the Library Administrator
Wednesday, June 24 or designated person. Attendees and/or participants
Wednesday, July 22 consent to having their photograph taken and used
Wednesday, August 26 for such purposes.
If a Library patron does not wish himself/herself or
OHPLD Board Dates:
his/her child to be photographed, the patron must
Monday, June 15
notify the Library staff to that effect.
Monday, July 20
Monday, August 17
Newsletter Staff:
A Reminder:
Karen Beran
To avoid incurring fines, please return checked out
Susan K. Dienes
material by the due date. Remember, many items
Robin Lauren
may be renewed online or by phoning the library at
Kevin Palys
708.532.0160, x 3.
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