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Life Long Learning
WE'RE BACK!
2021
SUMMER READING
PROGRAM
register | read | win
ANNUAL REPORT
& E-SOURCES
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BLACK HERITAGE
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NEW YORK TIMES
BESTSELLERS
BOOKS
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HOW TO GET A
LIBRARY CARD
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SUMMER 2021 | Volume 6. No. 2 27 W. FULTON AVE., ROOSEVELT, NY 11575
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ROOSEVELT PUBLIC LIBRARY
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
TABLE OF ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY
CONTENTS
Francis S. Abel, Jr. Last year, 2020 was a very challenging year for all! The library propels to our community warm wishes to all those that have experi-
Tanya Poyser
enced difficulties during these times. We are in this together!
Ann S. Hickson
The library has seen some growth and would like to share this with the community.
Pastor Gerald W. Smith, Sr.
3 ANNUAL REPORT & E-SOURCES
Laurette Gregory LIBRARY COLLECTION: 54,894 *Adults, Teens, Children & Black Heritage Books
ELECTRONIC COLLECTION: 149,915 *E-Books, E-Audios, E-Videos, E-Music CDs, E-Magazines
4 KID ZONE DVDS & MUSICAL CDs: 14,154 | LIBRARY VISITS: 40,145 | LIBRARY CARDHOLDERS: 7,813
DIRECTOR
Dr. Lambert C. Shell The library continues to offer exceptional service to maintain its New York State requirements including:
6 TEEN CORNER Policies Accessibility Fax Services Computers Copy Machine
NEWSLETTER EDITOR
Wi-Fi (free) Meeting Room Usage Large-Type Materials Automated Circulation System
8 ADULT ZONE Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) Social Media Library Pages Programs
Stephanie Bridgers
LIBRARY PROGRAMS: 72 | LIBRARY PROGRAM ATTENDANCE: 4803
9 BLACK HERITAGE Adult, Teens, Children, Black Heritage Specials, & Summer Reading Program for all
CIRCULATION OF MATERIALS: | LIBRARY BOOK COLLECTION: 10,030
10 NEW YORK BESTSELLERS LIBRARY ELECTRONIC COLLECTION: 7,946
INTERLIBRARY LOANS: RECEIVED: 683 PROVIDED: 4,049
LIBRARY WEBSITE VISITS: 9,700
TEMPORARY 11 HOW TO GET A LIBRARY CARD
LIBRARY HOURS Thank You for giving us the opportunity to serve you! Stay Safe! Stay Well!
MONDAY - FRIDAY If you are not on our email list and would like to be notified
of our great programs, you can contact Mrs. Bridgers at
E-SOURCES
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (516) 378-0222 x8007 or sbridgers@rooseveltlibrary.org. The widest-ranging and easiest-to-use online collection on African
Bringing you hundreds of thousands of movies, full music albums,
audiobooks and more, hoopla is a revo- American life ever assembled, The African American Experience is the
lutionary digital service made possible by definitive electronic research tool for
CLOSED HOLIDAYS your local library. Simple to access and use, African American history and culture
without the hassle of having to return the from one of the most respected publish-
ers in the field. Drawing on over 400
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
items you’ve borrowed, all you need is your
library card, a web browser, smart phone or tablet to get started. volumes, and designed under the guidance of leading librarians, this
database gives voice to the black experience from its African origins to
MEETING
the present day.
Regular Roosevelt Public Library Board of Freegal® is a free music service from your library. All you need is your
library card number and possibly a PIN if
Free collection of downloadable media includes both eBooks and audio-
books which can be used with a full
your library utilizes them. Freegal offers ac-
Trustees Meetings are held 1st Tuesday of cess to about 9 million songs, including Sony variety of digital devices. Depending
Music’s catalog of legendary artists, and over on your device, you have the ability
each month at 7:30 PM. (Except July & August) 15,000 music videos. In total the collection is to view Adobe ePub, PDF eBooks, or
comprised of music from over 28,000 labels Amazon eBooks for Kindle as well as
with music that originates in over 100 countries. There is no software to listen to OverDrive MP3 audiobooks.
download, and there are no digital rights management (DRM) restric-
HOLIDAY SCHEDULE tions. Access to Freegal is limited to patrons of subscribing libraries.
New Year’s Day ~ Martin Luther King, Jr. Day ~ President’s Day ~ Good Friday
With 7 billion genealogical records from across the globe and millions Happy learners around the globe have used Mango to learn new lan-
Easter ~ Mother’s Day ~ Sunday Before Memorial Day ~ Memorial Day ~ Juneteenth of family trees, they are the world’s largest guages, connect with new cultures, and
online family history resource. broaden their horizons.
Father’s Day ~ Independence Day ~ Labor Day ~ Veteran’s Day ~ Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Eve ~ Christmas Day ~ New Year’s Eve
KIDS ZONE KIDS ZONE
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Amazing Things Happen Here Amazing Things Happen Here
STEAM & CREATE DAYS Pajama Storytime
Summer Reading 2021: Tales and Tails Grades K-2
Every Wednesday starting from June 30 through August 11th
Ages: 3+
Thursday, July 8, 22, & August 5 | 4:00 PM
Bring your stuffed friend, wear your PJs, and come to the
Summer Reading 2021: Tales and Tails Wednesdays: 2:00 PM-4:00 PM
Bring your creativity and sharpen your building skills with library for a special evening storytime.
This year’s program is titled “Tails and Tales” and will feature
a mixture of outdoor, virtual and take home events and crafts KEVA kits. First come first serve. Ask the librarian for the Emoji Day
for children and their families to enjoy safely. All the programs signup sheet for a 30 min time slot. July 16 | 12:00 PM-4:30PM
will be focused on the animals to match the summer reading Children of all ages are welcome!
Bookworms Summer Book Club Celebrating the 7th year of Emoji Day! Come to the library for
theme. Grades K-2 fun emoji crafts and activities.
Thursdays: July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, August 5, 12
Start reporting your reading logs: June 28 1:00 PM -2:00 PM Catch Me if You Can!
Pre k – Grade 6 Let’s get together to read fun story books Presented by Long Island Children's Museum
and have a lively discussion. Grades K-6
June 14 - August 13 Tuesday, July 20 | 11:00 AM-12:00 PM
Crazy Fun 8 Math Meet with the live animals and investigate the way animals
Grades K-2 | 10:00 AM-11:00 AM protect themselves from predators and learn about the
Registration: There are three ways to register: Grades 3-5 | 11:00 AM-12;00 PM defense mechanisms they use to stay safe. Using different
1. Online at http://myrooseveltlibraryny12.readsquared. Mondays: July 12-August 30 | (8 Sessions) objects and materials, children will create a defense system
com/ PROGRAMS for an animal of their choice.
2. Download the READsqured app on your phone from Baby & Me
the app store. Exotic Parrots of the World Babies up to 24 months old Book to Movie Discussion
3. In-person at the library. Kick-Off: Featuring a Live Bird Show Mondays: July 5-August 9 | 10:30 AM Grades 4-6
Monday, June 28 | 11 :00 AM Baby and Me provides nurturing activities to help caregivers Tuesdays, August 3 | 11:00 AM-12:00 PM
Summer Reading Rules How much do you know about animals? Join Miss Ann for and babies bond and learn together. It focuses on the develop- "The One and Only Ivan" by Katherine
• For weekly raffles, record a book you have read or a live outdoor bird show and learn about many animals, ment of pre-literacy skills as well as babies' physical, social, and Applegate
complete a fun mission activity. including a variety of exotic birds! Children will get a chance to cognitive growth.
• You need to earn 1000 points to complete the take a closer look at these creatures and hear about each one Read the book, watch the movie, and join us for
program and to receive a certificate of them. Tabletop Games/Board Games a lively book to movie discussion.
• To earn extra points, we have created fun missions for Mondays | 11:00 AM-2:00 PM
Tales & Tails with Butterflies Grades 1-6 Didn't get a chance to watch the movie? No worries, you can
you to complete which will earn you 50 points and a During the month of July and August visit the library to watch You are invited to join us on Mondays to play fun board games. still join!
badge for each individual mission. the metamorphosis of larvae to caterpillars to butterflies. Pick
up some coloring sheets and learn fun facts about caterpillars Craft Days for Grades 3-6
To log the books you have read, sign on to the READsquared FAMILY PROGRAM
& butterflies. Multimedia Canvas Art Birds Nest Donuts
and click “log Reading.” Thursday, August 12 | 3:30 PM-4:30 PM
Tales & Tails with Butterflies Flying Grades 3-6
Tuesday, July 6 | 11:00 AM Registration begins on July 26
For registration assistance please call Children’s Desk at Read summer stories at the garden & then Butterflies grown Have fun making four Donut Bird’s Nests
(516) 378-0222 x2 at the library will be released in the Roosevelt Community Using animal shapes, colorful banners, using a combination of fondant, sugar glaze and
Garden! and fun decorative objects create ador- sprinkles.
Reading Log Reward Days able canvas art pieces inspired by the
Date & Time to be posted based on the growth of the Tales & Tails theme of summer reading! Friday Summer Flicks
Come to the library on Thursdays between 6-7 PM to report caterpillars! Friday, July 2-August 13 | 12:00 PM
Yarn Birds Beat the heat and hit the Roosevelt library theater. Enjoy
your reading log and pick between a craft or extra 30 minutes Grades 3-6
coupon in the gaming room as a prize. Story & Craft free popular children's movies on a big screen while we still
Grades K-2 Tuesday, July 13 | 11:00 AM-11:45 AM maintain social distancing.
Wednesdays: July 7, 14, 21, 28, August 4, 11 Create colorful fun birds using different color
10:30 AM-11:30 AM yarn. Pet Parade
All Ages are welcome!!
Join Children’s Librarian for Tails & Tales themed stories Monday, August 9 | 11:00 AM-12:00 PM
Bean & Seed Mosaic Animal Art Dress up your furry friends (all types & sizes) and bring them
followed by a fun crafts! Grades 3-6 along in your car to the library.
DAYCARE HOURS Tuesday, July 27 | 11:00 AM-12:00 PM
July 6-August 13 Children will enjoy creating mosaic animal art Shark Week
Early Literacy Intervention: LENA Workshop Series using bright seeds and beans on a canvas. Children of all ages are welcome!
Read Stories Monday, August 9-Friday August 13 | 12:00 PPM-5:00 PM
Tuesdays | 9:30 AM-11:30 AM For Parents & caregivers of children newborn to age 3 Pokémon Day Come and enjoy Shark Week with us!
Enjoy stories at the Library. Thursday, July 1 | 10:00 AM Pre-K-Grade 12 Stop by the library for a week full of shark themed crafts,
This workshop focuses on language development in Tuesday, July 6 | 1:00 PM-4:00 PM movies, and other fun activities. Each day there will be
Crafty Days newborn children to age three in order to improve their something different!
Thursdays | 9:30 AM-11:30 AM Stop by to make fun craft projects and to enjoy Pokémon
cognitive, social, and emotional health and to close games and other fun activities.
Make and take home a craft. opportunity gaps.
Friday Summer Flicks REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL PROGRAMS. All programs are free! *Pictures or videos taken during the
Fridays | 12:00 PM Don't have a babysitter? No worries. Free on-site child library programs may be used for the
care will be available during the workshop. Register Online: http://rooseveltlibrary.evanced.info/signup/calendar library publicity. If you prefer to opt
Fun children's movies. or in person at the Library! out please let us know.*
TEEN CORNER TEEN CORNER
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IT'S YOURS IT'S YOURS
Book Discussion
July 15 | 3:00 PM ACT Dates SAT DATES
Sit with friends and discuss the book
Shadow and Bone by Bardugo, Leigh. via Princeton Review via College Board
Description: The novel is narrated by Alina
Starkov, a teenage orphan who grows up in September 11, 2021 August 28, 2021
the Russia-inspired land of Ravka when she
unexpectedly harnesses a power she never October 23, 2021 October 2, 2021
knew she had in order to save her childhood December 11, 2021 November 6, 2021
best friend.
February 12, 2022 December 4, 2021
Emoji Day Celebration April 02, 2022 March 12, 2022
July 16 | 2:00 PM June 11th, 2022 May 7, 2022
Celebrating the 7th edition of Emoji Day! Come to the library
and create your own emoji and post it on our emoji wall! July 16th, 2022 June 4, 2022
Welcome Young Adults! The pandemic has brought on many challenges throughout the course of the Animal Art Program
school year, but the Roosevelt Public Library is here to help! We hope you enjoy the summer and what we are July 22 | 2:00 PM
offering as we bring a safe space for you to enjoy the gift of reading while having fun! Using binoculars, join the scavenger hunt to find 3D printed TALES AND TAIL
animals placed around the library. Afterwards, use shredded THEMED READINGS
Summer Reading Rules Teen Anime Club magazine pages and silhouettes of animals to decorate your
Summer Reading Club Registration Begins Now! Every Monday starting July 5, 12, 19, 26 | 12:00 PM own animal art masterpiece!
Two ways to register! All things anime! Sit and discuss mangas and animes in this Paperback Book Day Celebration
1. Download READsquared app on your phones App Store hour of relaxation with your peers July 30 |
or *Receive 3x points for checking out paperback books*
2. Go online at http://myrooseveltlibraryny12.readsquared.com Board Game Day Celebrate paperback book day here at the Roosevelt Public
Summer reading point system Every Monday | 3:00 PM Library by coming here and checking out paperback books.
- 20 points - Checking out a book (must provide receipt!) Come enjoy board games with us and your friends during this
Teen Anime Club
- 50 points per hour of reading time! August 2, 9, 16 | 12:00 PM
- 600 points - Finishing a book with a one paragraph written All things anime! Sit and discuss mangas and animes in this
summary Teen Cinema Movie Night hour of relaxation with your peers
- Finishing a book with a written summary = name entered in July 6, 13, 20, 27 | 12:00 PM
Game Tournament
a raffle for a gift card, complete more books and summaries 2:00 PM-4:00 PM
for more names entered into the raffle* Pokemon Go Event August 4: Mortal Kombat 11
- Read two (2) books with a written summary on both books July 6 | Come in anytime between 1:00 PM-4:00 PM August 18: Super Smash Bros
and you will be able to join us for an exclusive summer Win pokemon badges from the Kanto Region in a series of
pokemon challenges designed to test your knowledge and Teen Cinema - Movie
reading club party at the end of the summer! August 3, 10, 17 and 24 | 12:00 PM
express your love of Pokemon, celebrating the original 151
*Reading Log reward days will begin Friday, July 2nd and will be Pokemon! Beginning of Shark Week
every friday until August 13th at 6PM* August 9
Teen Gaming Tournament Check out books on sea creatures for 2x Points
July 7 & 21 | 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Stop by the library for a week of fun, everyday is something
Sign up for the Summer Reading Club and Anime Club different! It could be trivia, it could be crafts, it could even be a
July 7: NBA 2k21 Tournament
July 21: Mario Kart Tournament
movie! Come and enjoy Shark Week with us! E-SOURCES
Dinosaur Club Program Book Discussion - *Both of these
July 7, 14, 21, 28, August 8, August 11 Celebrating French Fry Day "Unearthed" by Amie Kaufman
July 13 | 2:00 PM and Meagan Spooner resources are free
Join the Roosevelt Public Library in celebrating this day
Participate in a trivia tournament using KAHOOT! for a chance August 12 | 3:00 PM and only require your
and learn all about meteors and dinosaurs. You will also
to win a tasty prize! When Earth intercepts a message from a library card! Just
be able to use a kit to find dinosaur fossils over the long-extinct alien race, it seems like the download from the
course of this 6 week program! solution the planet has been waiting for. The
Undying's advanced technology has the App Store or Google
potential to undo environmental damage Play Store and enjoy!*
Register now! Limited space!
GAMING ROOM SCHEDULE and turn lives around, and Gaia, their former
home planet, is a treasure trove waiting to
be uncovered.
Monday - Friday | 12:00 PM-4:00 PM
7th Grade and Up *Pictures or videos taken during the
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL PROGRAMS. All programs are free!
*Only for SUMMER READING CLUB REGISTRANTS* Register Online: http://rooseveltlibrary.evanced.info/signup/calendar or in person at the Library!
library programs may be used for the
library publicity. If you prefer to opt
For further information contact: Youth Services (516) 378-0222 x2 out please let us know.*ADULT ZONE
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BLACK CULTURALLY CONNECTING
BINGE BOXES
HERITAGE In keeping with its continued mission as a core resource
for Life Long Learning, Roosevelt Public Library’s Trust-
ees imagines this community as a cultural sanctuary
Do you like to watch movies? If so you should consider borrowing from the
HABARI GANI - WHAT’S THE NEWS exploring culture and art as intellectual rights for all citi-
zens. The vision to extend access, opportunity and inclu-
Roosevelt Public Library a Binge Box. Binge boxes are one DVD container that Research shows that joy is wired into our genes, brain sion to its residents beyond the library’s facility proves
has at 4 to 6 movies. A Binge box is themed. It could be on Black History, or circuits and biology---an integral part of our health equation. timeless as our collective journeys and twist of faith con-
starring a single artist such as Viola Davis or Denzel Washington. And in moments like these, it matters more than ever. (AARP tinues to thrusts all of us into the unforeseen future.
Some of the new binge boxes are; magazine June/July 2020) Happiness RX: PLAY SOME MUSIC!!
Don’t Mess with Denzel [DVD] BING BOX BLK HTGE Don’t Indeed in difficult times, music can help relieve our mental Culturally Connecting.
Screen Gems: Viola Davis [DVD] BING BOX BLK HTGE Screen anguish. It’s almost like an aspirin, it gives you a little relief.
Binge Box: Black History [DVD] BINGE BOX BLK HTGE Black Cultivating intuitive wisdom has always fascinated me.
Jenny from the Block [DVD] BINGE BOX Jenny In a world experiencing so much anger and turmoil, the I am Joy Rankin, a Cultural Curator vested in untapped
This movie will self-destruct [DVD] BINGE BOX This iconic musician Stevie Wonder expressed his empathy communities and who believes we are all wired to grow
All are available in the Roosevelt Public Library Media Room, and can be bor- for those on the frontline fight for racial equity and basic ‘something!’ Gardens, relationships and yes, our Dreams!
rowed for three days. For more information on Binge boxes, please contact human rights, “It’s a sad day when I can see better than your This quest undoubtedly opens uncharted territory where
the Reference Desk. 2020vision. The universe is watching all of us.” He went on to I, most ceremoniously, get to serve a Community ripe
PROGRAMS say, “If life can have an ending, all things can have an ending, of possibilities in countless, significant and imaginative
including police brutality and systematic racism. A movement ways. Roosevelt!
What’s New? without action is a movement standing still. We have the power
Birding 101-South Shore Audubon Society to vote and we can make a change. Black Lives do matter. Yes,
Thursday, July 8 | 3:00 PM-4:00 PM Adult Non-Fiction Books all lives matter, but they only matter when Black Lives matter Gleaned from a broad scope of literary wisdom, Professor
A panel from The South Shore Audubon Society will Agarwal, Pragya. Sway: Unravelling Unconscious Bias. 2021 [177.5 A] too”. Kenneth Jenkins Collective is our current Featured Portal
talk about the basics of birding; including how to get
Bourdain, Anthany and Laurie Woolever. World Travel. 2021 [641.59 B] into the mind of a Renaissance Man. Poignant! Pervasive!
Brown, Emma. To Raise a Boy. 2021 [649.132 B] America has failed to hear the plight of black and brown Powerful! This rotating collection houses approximately
started, what you need and backyard birding. This pro- Chomsky, Aviva. Central America’s Forgotten History. 2021 [972.8 C] people in this country. Many developments have worsened
gram is on zoom, so preregistration is required. Drori, Jonathan. Around the World in 80 Plants. 2021 [[581.63 D]
2500 titles that include various recordings, sound and
over the last few years, and America has failed to hear the film. The Featured Portal is a virtual exhibit space show-
Garfias, Lea Ann. Everything You Need to Know About promises of freedom and justice for all. So, in a real sense
Home Schoolin. 2021 [371.042 G] our nation’s summer of protests and unrest are caused
casing selected individuals’ unique and distinguished
Shell Trinket Holder Craft Goldblum, Joanne S. Broke in America: Seeing, Understanding, and by our nation’s winters of delay and neglect. As long as collections and is currently available for viewing/
Tuesday, July 13 | 3:30 PM-4:45 PM Ending US Poverty. 2021 [362.5097 G] America postpones justice, especially in our relationship with discussion by appointment only.
Grant, Adam. Think Again. 2021 [153.42 G]
Using decoupage you will create a trinket holder out of law enforcement, we stand in the position of having these
Patterson, James. Walk in My Combat Boots. 2021 [355.0092 P] The Future of Culturally Connecting includes;
a shell, napkins/tissue paper and gold paint. Romer, Jennie. Can I Recycle This? 2021 [363.7282 R] recurrences of violence and riots over and over again.
Sterling, Terry Greene. Driving While Brown. 2021 [363.282 S] PLEASE! Don’t feel helpless and discouraged Stay informed, • Caught On Tape!
active and in good health. GET VACCINATED! Covid -19 has
Color with Jazz with Ms. Cardwell Adult Fiction Books changed our lives.
Tuesday, July 20 | 3:00 PM-4:00 PM Cameron, W. Bruce. A Dog’s Courage. 2021 [FIC Cameron] Films and videos on/or about life through the lens of
Coloring is not just for kids. Come to relax, de-stress
Doshi, Avni. Burnt Sugar. 2021 [FIC Doshi] Use the ROOSEVELT PUBLIC LIBRARY and all libraries! Let Black People’s experience on Long Island;
Engel, Patricia. Infinite Country. 2021 [FIC Engel] your voice be heard. We have the power to vote and make a
and color in our adult only coloring program. All color- Galbraith, Robert. Troubled Blood. 2021 [FIC Galbraith] change and a difference. The time to change is today. A series
ing supplies will be provided. Snacks will be served. Harper, Jane. The Survivors. 2021 [FIC Harper] • The Sweet Sound of Soul-Renderings!
of small changes now, will have a big impact on how we live in
Mccall Smith, Alexander. How to Raise An Elephant. 2021 [FIC McCall] the future.
Phillips, Gin. Family Law, 2021 [FIC Phillips] Bridging sacred sources of Soul Sounds, this collabora-
Enjoy the summer!
Adult Book Discussion: "Where the Crawdads Sing" Rice, Luanne. The Shadow Box. 2021 [FIC Rice] tive and therapeutic exploratory takes us on a journey
Tuesday, July 27 | 3:00 PM-4:00 PM
Willig, Lauren. Band of Sisters. 2021 [FIC Willig] into the Heart of Gospel, Spirituals, Chanting and Sound
Winspear, Jacqueline. The Consequences of Fear. 2021 [FIC Winspear] PROGRAMS Bathing as experienced through Slavery and Migration
Led by Ms. Cardwell, Reference Librarian. The book
will be available at the front desk, in a variety of for- DVDs “Strange Fruit” a Concert on Long Island;
mats and is available on Overdrive/Libby. Crisis. 2021 featuring Stephanie Jeannot
Best Western-Binge Box • Act-Up!
as “Billie Holiday”
Greenland. 2021 Saturday, July 10th | 2:00 PM
Paint Party Animal Sunset Painting Judas and the Black Messiah. 2021 Through lecture series; digital presentations; exhibits;
Land. 2021 Summer Breeze Outdoor Concerts curated collections; literary reenactments and
with Ms. Kristen Duer Wonder Woman 1984. 2021
Tuesday, August 3 | 6:00 PM-7:00 PM (TBA for July & August) entrepreneurial sponsorship, this space stimulates
Outdoors Patrons will receive a lesson on ombre sun- Foreign language DVD’s Activism among our intergenerational community and
sets, and will be able to customize their paintings by IP Man: The Finale We Go. 2020 creates sustainable ideas and art.
selecting animals and colors. Mardaani 2, Yash Raj Films. 2020 FEATURED ARTISTS With Passion. . .
Minari. 2021 Karen Flores | July
Read On Roosevelt!
Ken Bradford | August Joy L. Rankin
Cultural Curator
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL PROGRAMS. jrankin@rooseveltlibrary.org
Register Online: http://rooseveltlibrary.evanced.info/signup/calendar or in person at the Library! For further information contact:
Carol Gilliam - Black Heritage Librarian
For further information contact a Reference Librarian at (516) 378-0222 x3. cgilliam@rooseveltlibrary.org
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NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLERS
FICTION
How to Get a Library Card...
THE HILL WE CLIMB THE MIDNIGHT LIBRARY
by Amanda Gorman by Matt Haig
The poem read on President Joe Nora Seed finds a library beyond the General Library Card Information Información general para la tarjeta de la biblioteca
Biden's Inauguration Day, by the edge of the universe that contains The Library card number is the patron’s permanent number. La tarjeta de la biblioteca es el número permanente del
youngest poet to write and perform an books with multiple possibilities of the Patrons must report a lost or stolen card cliente. Si la tarjeta se pierde o es robada el cliente debe
inaugural poem. lives one could have lived. immediately. A duplicate card will be issued for $5.00. reportarlo. Una tarjeta nueva será emitida por $5.00.
Roosevelt Public Library cards are valid for (3) three years Las tarjetas duran tres (3) años. El cliente es
after being issued. responsable por los materiales prestados. Si los
materiales están en malas condiciones o a perdido el mate-
WIN Cardholders are responsible for all materials charged out to rial, tiene que pagar el cargo total del material.
LIFE AFTER DEATH their card. They are required to pay for any damage or loss
by Harlan Coben by Sister Souljah
Windsor Horne Lockwood III might rec- In a sequel to “The Coldest Winter of library materials charged to them. Las tarjetas no son emitadas 30 minutos antes de
tify cold cases connected to his family Ever,” Winter Santiago emerges after cerrar.
that have eluded the F.B.I. for decades. time served and seeks revenge. Library cards are not issued 30 minutes prior to closing.
Renew Library a Card Renovar una tarjeta
Library cards are renewed once every three years. To renew Las tarjetas expiran después de tres años. Para renovar una
a library card, all patrons must again show that they have: tarjeta,
• el cliente debe presentar una prueba de dirección
• Proof of residence in Roosevelt reciente y una identificación.
THE VANISHING HALF • No outstanding late fees or other debts on their card • debe tener su tarjeta libre de cargos. Si el cliente se
by Britt Bennett muda del districto, la tarjeta deja de ser valida. Las
The lives of twin sisters who run If a patron moves out of the Roosevelt Public Library tarjetas se renuevan cada tres años.
away from a Southern Black district, their library card becomes invalid.
community at age 16 diverge as
one returns and the other takes Adults Tarjetas para Adultos
on a different racial identity but To obtain a Roosevelt Public Library card, adults must present one (1) item Para obtener una tarjeta de la biblioteca de Roosevelt, los
their fates intertwine. of proof of residence in Roosevelt. adultos deben presentar
• una carta con la dirección y sello del mes reciente.
Examples of proof of residence include: (No incluye cajas de la oficina del correo)
• letter with the current month’s postmark addressed • una prueba de dirección reciente y una identificaión.
to the registrant’s home address. (Post Office boxes La prueba puede ser un bill al nombre de la persona
NON-FICTION are not acceptable)
• recent bill with registrant’s name on it
que desea obtener la tarjeta.
• También pueden presenter la licencia de conducir o
GREENLIGHTS • valid New York State driver’s license or a non-driver’s una identificación emitida por el Estado de Nueva
by Matthew McConaughey ID issued by the NYS Department of Motor Vehicles York.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist
examines aspects of caste systems Young Adults-(7th to 12th Grade)
across civilizations and reveals a rigid To obtain a Roosevelt Public Library card, Young Adults need Jovenes Adultos (septimo a grado superior)
hierarchy in America today. to present proof of identity and one (1) proof of residence, Para obtener la tarjeta de la biblioteca de Roosevelt, los
and proof they are in the 7th grade or higher. If proof of iden- jovenes
tity verifies age (12 years old), no proof of grade is required.
• deben presentar identificación y una prueba de
Examples of proof grade level include: residencia reciente.
• recent report card and proof of residence • ejemplos de prueba pueden ser una identificación
UNTAMED CASTE • a dated letter from school verifying registrant’s name, de la escuela, el horario de clase, una carta de la
by Glennon Doyle by Isabel Wilkerson
address and grade escuela con el nombre del estudiante o un
The activist and public speaker The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist • school library card identificación del Estado de Nueva York.
describes her journey of listening to examines aspects of caste systems • official class schedule for the current year
her inner voice. across civilizations and reveals a rigid • official school picture I.D. card for current year
hierarchy in America today. Juvenil (Kindergarten a sexto grado)
Juvenile (Kindergarten to sixth grade) Para obtener una tarjeta de la biblioteca de Roosevelt, los
To obtain a Roosevelt Public Library card, children must be niños
accompanied by their parent or legal guardian who must
bring with them: • deben presentarse con sus padres o guardián.
THE SUM OF US JUST AS I AM • El padre o guardián debe presentar el certificado de
by Heather McGhee by Cicely Tyson with Michelle Burford • the child’s birth certificate (with seal), school report nacimiento o la tarjeta de seguro medico del niño.
The chair of the board of the racial The late iconic actress describes how she card or Medical insurance card • El padre o guardián también debe presentar su
justice organization Color of Change worked to change perceptions of Black • one (1) item of proof of residence for parent or legal identificación y una prueba de dirección reciente. El
analyzes the impact of racism on the women through her career choices. guardian, who must prove guardianship niño debe saber escribir para llenar la aplicación.
economy. • The child must be able to fill out the front of the
library application
• Pre-kindergarten children who are able to write their
own name will be issued a library card.ROOSEVELT PUBLIC LIBRARY
27 W. Fulton Ave. Roosevelt, NY 11575 NON-PROFIT ORG.
516-378-0222 US POSTAGE PAID
r o o s eve l t l i b ra r y.o r g PERMIT NO. 810
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