GHPLD January/February 2017 Newsletter

Library link January/February 2017

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Adult Programs

Teen/Tween Programs Storytimes Family Programs Youth Programs Upcoming Titles

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Winter Reading January 16–February 18

Youth (ages 2+) and adults of all ages are invited to sign up for the Winter Reading Program! Log your reading to earn tickets for a chance to win one of our grand prizes. Readers ages 2–17 will receive weekly prizes. Grand prize tickets can be picked up at the Youth or Information Desks. Prizes for the 2017 Winter Reading Program are sponsored by the Friends of the Green Hills Library.

Library Closings

Registration starts Monday, January 16 at 9am at the Library or online at greenhillslibrary.org. You can also conveniently log your reading through our website.

Sunday, January 1 Closed

Books, eBooks, audiobooks, and eAudiobooks checked out from the Green Hills Public Library District collection are eligible.

Connect Online • greenhillslibrary.org • twitter.com/greenhillslib • facebook.com/greenhillslib • greenhillslibraryteens.tumblr.com

Registration Programs marked with an asterisk (*) require registration. Unless otherwise noted, registration will begin online and in-person for GHPLD cardholders on Friday, December 16 at 9am. Registration by phone will not be accepted. A GHPLD Library card and PIN (last 4 digits of phone number) are required at the time of registration. Non-residents may register for programs online or inperson one week after registration opens to GHPLD cardholders. Individuals with a disability, who require an accommodation for any of our programs, please contact the Library at least 5 days prior to the event.

Register online at greenhillslibrary. org or visit the Information Desk or Youth Services Desk.

brainHQ New year, new resource, new you! Now is the time to make brain health a priority. Did you know that our brains are at their peak performance at age 27? Through continual learning and challenge, we can help remodel our brains and function maximally, so we can lead the life we want.

Try out our latest resource, BrainHQ. This online resource delivers life-enhancing brain fitness exercises with hundreds of levels of training organized around the six core cognitive areas: attention, brain speed, memory, people skills, intelligence, and navigation. As one facet of a healthy lifestyle, BrainHQ is a natural bridge to your Library’s collection of healthy living resources and programming. Best of all, it is yet another free resource available to you as a GHPLD cardholder and it can be accessed 24/7 on the go.

Get started today at greenhillslibrary.org or download the iOS app for your mobile device. If you have any questions, please contact the Information Desk at (708) 598-8446 ext. 120.

LEARN MORE: greenhillslibrary.org

from the did you know? director Crochet for Charity We have donated a total of 80 baby blankets and 525 pet beds. This is an ongoing program, so bring in your donations anytime. We will accept items that are already completed or you can check out a bag with all the materials provided. We are always looking for yarn donations as long as the yarn is machine washable and dryable. All donations can be given to the Circulation or Information Desk on the 2nd floor of the Library. If you are interested in learning how to crochet, try out our Crochet 101 class. See page 3 for more details.

Smart Thermostat Rebates Dear Library Community, Happy New Year! Now that the holidays are over I am focusing on shedding those extra pounds I gained with all the holiday eating by getting into the habit of exercising. That got me to thinking about not only physical exercise but also mental exercise. I was delighted to discover that the Library is offering some programs to help me achieve these goals! The first is a new online resource called BrainHQ, a brain fitness program that offers many levels of training organized around the six core cognitive areas. Another exercise program for the brain is called Ageless Grace. This program is based on neuroplasticity that activates all five functions of the brain including, analytical, strategic, and memory/recall.

So now that I have my brain working I can try Chair Yoga to boost my energy and get my joints moving!

I hope you like the location of our new Hold PickUp Shelving. By relocating and expanding this shelving we have been able to allow holds to be placed on movies, TV series, and video games.

Don’t forget to join our Winter Reading Program to win great prizes. Winter Reading begins on January 16 and ends on February 18. Happy Reading and Good Luck!

Residents across northern Illinois are eligible for significant rebates on smart thermostats that can cut in half the cost of the device. Smart thermostats are devices that connect to Wi-Fi and allow remote control of heating and air conditioning settings in homes through smart phones, tablets and computers. Smart thermostats help increase comfort, convenience, and control over energy usage and have been found to reduce energy use for home heating and cooling by an average of 8–15 percent, according to ACEEE 2015. That translates to $50–$130 annually for the average Illinois customer, according to the Environmental Law & Policy Center.

As of June 1, 2016, there are eight different smart thermostats that qualify for up to $175 in rebates for customers that meet the eligibility requirements; visit elpc.org/ smartthermostatsinfo to learn more about smart thermostats and the eligibility requirements. For information on the smart grid, smart meters, and energy efficiency programs that can cut the cost of your electric bill, visit cookcountyil.gov/service/energy-efficiency.

Lynda.com Lynda.com is an electronic resource that provides onsite and offsite access to award-winning courses teaching business, technical, and creative skills. This comprehensive collection is comprised of more than 3,000 courses and 150,000 video tutorials taught by industry experts. Learners at any skill level can keep up to date with technology, build career-boosting business know-how, explore hundreds of management and marketing topics, and gain expertise in a number of areas including multimedia, design, web development, and social media. Users can learn on the go with desktop, mobile, and tablet access. Best of all, it’s free of charge with your GHPLD Library card! Get started today at greenhillslibrary.org.

What’s Our Staff Reading?

Loner by Teddy Wayne Loner is narrated by David Federman, an antisocial freshman at Harvard. David becomes infatuated with Veronica Morgan Wells, and creepiness ensues. The novel is unsettling for the reader, but it is very hard to put down. There’s an awesome twist at the end, too. I recommend.

-Jose, Adult Services

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adult programs Lunch and Learning: Serial Killers Part 2*

Friday, January 6 • 11:30am

Learn over lunch!

The Library will provide a catered lunch. Then we’re back for part 2 of Clarence Goodman’s entertaining history of Chicago’s deeply rooted history of serial killers. Registration is limited to 45.

This event is for adults only.

Pretty Pinteresting: DIY Mugs* Tuesday, January 17 • 7pm Warm up this winter with a hot cup of your favorite beverage in mugs decorated at the Library!

All supplies are included.

This event is for adults only. Registration is limited to 45.

Morning Movie: Florence Foster Jenkins

Wednesday, January 18 • 10am

Join us for a morning movie! We will be showing Florence Foster Jenkins, a film about a tone-deaf heiress in the 1940s who longs to become an opera star and ends up achieving an unusual degree of stardom. One lucky person will win a copy of the movie! Popcorn and drinks will be served. This event is for adults only.

Bingo Night*

Wednesday, January 4 • 6:30pm

Bring your family, friends, and neighbors for a night of action-packed bingo excitement! Winners will receive gift cards and other prizes! Refreshments will be served.

Registration is limited to 60. This event is for adults only.

Chair Yoga*

Ageless Grace*

Certified yoga instructor Joan Zigulich will lead you in a Chair Yoga practice to boost your energy and get your joints moving. This gentle form of yoga consists of simple movements to strengthen and stretch the whole body all while seated in a chair. Registration is limited to 30. This event is for adults only.

Ageless Grace is a cutting-edge brain fitness program that activates all 5 functions of the brain; analytical, strategic, kinesthetic learning, memory/recall, creativity, and imagination. This program also simultaneously addresses all 21 physical skills needed for lifelong optimal function. The program is designed for adults of all ages and abilities.

Registration is limited to 50 .

Tuesday, January 24 • 2pm

Everything Your Financial Aid Officer Won’t Tell You! Monday, January 9 • 6:30pm

Over $130 billion in Federal financial aid is about to be distributed based on millions of FAFSA applications. Students going to college must file FAFSA online by January 31. Gerald Knight, CPA will show you how to calculate your expected family contribution yourself before you file and show you legal methods to become more eligible. This event is for ages 16 and up. Registration is limited to 70.

Introduction to Essential Oils

Monday, January 30 • 7pm Certified clinical aroma therapist Dawn Duffy will share the basics of how to use oils, what to use them for, and how to get started improving your life! Take home samples of the essential oils.

This event is for adults only.

Friday, February 3 • 10am

Candy Making with Delicious Creations* Tuesday, February 7 • 7pm

Under the instruction of Sue, a 30-year veteran of the cake and candy industry, you will learn how to make popular chocolate treats such as turtles, chocolate covered pretzels, and other specialty treats with professional results! Each participant will make the candy themselves as the instructor gives step-by-step guidance.

This event is for adults only. Registration is limited to 70.

Crochet 101

Wednesday, January 4 • 10–11am Wednesday, January 18 • 10–11am OR 3–4pm Wednesday, February 1 • 10–11am Wednesday, February 15 • 10–11am OR 3–4pm We will be hosting Crochet 101, a class where you can learn the basics. Supplies will be provided by the Library, but feel free to bring your own. For more information, please contact Amanda Rubino at (708) 598-8446 ext. 122.

Programs marked with an asterisk (*) require registration. Unless otherwise noted, registration will begin online and in-person for GHPLD cardholders on Friday, December 16 at 9am. Registration by phone will not be accepted. A GHPLD Library card and PIN (last 4 digits of phone number) are required at the time of registration. Non-residents may register for programs online or in-person one week after registration opens to GHPLD cardholders. Individuals with a disability, who require an accommodation for any of our programs, please contact the Library at least 5 days prior to the event. Register online at greenhillslibrary.org or visit the Information Desk.

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adult Programs CUB Utility Bill Clinic*

Wednesday, February 15 • 2–4pm

The Citizens Utility Board (CUB) will be at the Library to analyze utility bills to potentially save you hundreds of dollars a year. Bring your gas, electric, and phone bills for a free, one-on-one consultation with a CUB expert, who will search for ways to lower your utility costs. CUB’s utility bill clinic is co-sponsored by Cook County’s Department of Environmental Control. This event is for adults only. Registration is limited to 50.

Dinner and a Movie: Sully* Thursday, February 16 • 6pm

Unshelved

Book discussions will take place on the last Wednesday of the month at 7pm at different locations around the community.

Copies of the books will be available at the Circulation Desk one month prior to each meeting for GHPLD cardholders. Adults of all ages are welcome to participate!

January 25 • 7pm Euphoria

by Lily King Location: Las Fuentes Restaurant, 11011 Southwest Hwy., Palos Hills

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Bingo Night*..........................................................6:30pm Crochet 101...............................................................10am Lunch and Learning: Serial Killers Part 2*....11:30am Everything Your Financial Aid Officer Won’t Tell You!...... .................................................................................6:30pm Windows 10 Basics*............................................6:30pm Pretty Pinteresting: DIY Painted Mugs*...............7pm Morning Movie: Florence Foster Jenkins.............10am Crochet 101..............................................10am OR 3pm Chair Yoga*..................................................................2pm Unshelved....................................................................7pm Introduction to Essential Oils.................................7pm

February

February 22 • 7pm Tribe: On Homecoming and Belonging

Join us for dinner and a movie!

We will be showing the film Sully and have a catered dinner! One lucky person will win a copy of the movie!

Registration is limited to 45. This event is for adults only.

Adult Calendar of Events January

by Sebastian Junger Location: Prime Time Restaurant, 7750 W. 95th St., Hickory Hills

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Crochet 101..............................................................10am Ageless Grace*.........................................................10am Candy Making with Delicious Creations*........... 7pm Android Basics*...................................................6:30pm Crochet 101..............................................10am OR 3pm CUB Utility Bill Clinic*..............................................2pm Dinner and a Movie: Sully*......................................7pm A Taste of Mardi Gras*...........................................6:30pm Unshelved...................................................................7pm Gong Meditation*................................................6:30pm

Gong Meditation*

A Taste of Mardi Gras* Tuesday, February 21 • 6:30pm

Enjoy an evening of New Orleans cuisine as Chef Maddox demonstrates some delicious dishes flavored with the spirit of Mardi Gras. Samples will be provided. This event is for adults only. Registration is limited to 50.

Monday, February 27 • 6:30pm

Gong Guru Andre Peraza will be back at the Library to guide us on a gong meditation journey. The gong is a powerful instrument that works on many levels to heal the listener. On a mental level, the gong’s hypnotic sounds can clear the mind and bring deep relaxation.

Bring a yoga mat, blanket, and a favorite pillow. This event is for adults only. Registration is limited to 50.

Technology Classes Windows 10 Basics*

Android Basics*

Wednesday, January 11 • 6:30pm

Wednesday, February 8 • 6:30pm

Are you looking to get more comfortable with your Windows 10 computer? In this lecture-based class, Mike Gershbein will show you everything you need to get started, including navigation, customization, Edge, Cortana, and the new Start Menu.

Registration is limited to 30. This class is for adults only.

Get more comfortable with your Android tablet or phone.

In this lecture-based class, Mike Gershbein will demonstrate how to navigate, find apps, and customize your device.

Registration is limited to 30. This class is for adults only.

Programs marked with an asterisk (*) require registration. Unless otherwise noted, registration will begin online and in-person for GHPLD cardholders on Friday, December 16 at 9am. Registration by phone will not be accepted. A GHPLD Library card and PIN (last 4 digits of phone number) are required at the time of registration. Non-residents may register for programs online or in-person one week after registration opens to GHPLD cardholders. Individuals with a disability, who require an accommodation for any of our programs, please contact the Library at least 5 days prior to the event. Register online at greenhillslibrary.org or visit the Information Desk.

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teen/tween programs DIY Dessert Sushi*

Thursday, January 5 • 6pm Come to the Library to make some sweet treats! We will be making candy sushi, fruit sushi, and Japanese smoothies.

Registration is limited to 30. Ages 10–17.

DIY Button Workshop

Wednesday, January 18 Drop in between 3:30–4:30pm

Natgirl Reads: Book Club* Come join Miss Natalie for a fun book discussion followed by a craft!

Snacks will be provided.

Copies of the book will be available at the Youth Services Desk. Registration is limited to 15. Ages 10–17.

Wednesday, January 25 6:00–7:30pm* Space Battle Lunchtime

by Natalie Reiss

Come to the Library and make your own cool buttons to decorate your backpacks, jackets, bags, and more! We will have comic books, magazines, and other cool pictures for you to use for the buttons. Feel free to bring your own pictures as well. Limit of three buttons per person. Ages 10–17.

Thursday, January 19 • 6pm Snack on pizza and pop while we watch Star Trek Beyond (PG-13). One lucky person will win a copy of the movie!

Registration not required. Space limited to first 30 attendees.

Ages 10–17.

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DIY Dessert Sushi*.....................................................6pm WRP Volunteer Training...........................................5pm DIY Button Workshop.........................................3:30pm Pizza & Movie Night..................................................6pm Natgirl Reads: Book Club*........................................6pm Paint & Sip*.................................................................6pm

February 13 Pal-entines’ Day Craft Workshop*.........................6pm 22 Natgirl Reads: Book Club*........................................6pm

Paint & Sip*

Tuesday, January 31 • 6:00–7:30pm

Craft: Clay Food Necklace

Pizza & Movie Night

teen/Tween Calendar of Events January

Wednesday, February 22 6:00–7:30pm* Slappy’s Tales of Horror

by R.L. Stine

Come sip on punch and snack on desserts as you paint a beautiful Valentine’s Day themed picture on canvas with artist Christine Thornton! Registration is limited to 30. Ages 10–17.

Pal-entines’ Day Craft Workshop*

Monday, February 13 • 6:00–7:30pm

Impress your BFF, family member, or crush with these awesome Valentine’s Day DIYs! We will be customizing our own candles, personalizing vases, making conversation heart rings, and decorating cards. Don’t miss out on this night of fun!

Registration is limited to 25. Ages 10–17.

Craft: Glow in the Dark Slime

Looking For Service Hours?

Calling all students! We need volunteers to assist with the Winter Reading Program from January 16 to February 18. All volunteers must be at least 13 years old. You can sign up at the Youth Services Desk starting Monday, December 19. There will be a mandatory volunteer training session at 5pm on Thursday, January 12. Questions? Call the Youth Desk Services at (708) 598-8446 ext. 117.

Programs marked with an asterisk (*) require registration. Unless otherwise noted, registration will begin online and in-person for GHPLD cardholders on Friday, December 16 at 9am. Registration by phone will not be accepted. A GHPLD Library card and PIN (last 4 digits of phone number) are required at the time of registration. Non-residents may register for programs online or in-person one week after registration opens to GHPLD cardholders. Individuals with a disability, who require an accommodation for any of our programs, please contact the Library at least 5 days prior to the event. Register online at greenhillslibrary.org or visit the Youth Services Desk.

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storytimes Baby Bookworms*

Tales for Two’s*

Ages 0–23 months With a focus on music and movement, this storytime is perfect for our youngest prereaders! Caregiver must attend with the child. Older siblings welcome. Registration is limited to 12.

Ages 24–35 months Stories, songs, and more! Caregiver must attend with the child. Registration is limited to 15.

Thursdays at 10am & 11am January 19, 26 February 2, 9, 16

Wednesdays at 10am January 18, 25 February 1, 8, 15

Little Listeners*

Pajama Storytime*

Ages 3–5 Come to the Library and have some fun with stories, songs, and more! Registration is limited to 18.

Ages 3–5 Feel free to come in your PJs to have some fun with stories, songs, and more!

Registration is limited to 18.

Tuesdays at 10am January 17, 24, 31 February 7, 14

Tuesdays at 6:30pm January 3, 17, 24, 31

family programs Sing, Sing A Song with Laura Doherty

Storytelling with The Mystery Shop*

Children’s singer and songwriter Laura Doherty performs her breezy, folk-pop tunes in this upbeat, interactive concert that will have kids dancing and clapping along!

Children and caregivers of all ages welcome.

Do you love a good story? Come to the Library to see the Mystery Shop ensemble in this interactive theater performance that blends together stories of all kinds.

Children and caregivers of all ages welcome.

Tuesday, January 3 • 2pm

Monday, January 16 • 6pm

The Very Merry Valentine’s Day Show Monday, February 6 • 6pm

Ventriloquist and Illusionist Chris McBrien is coming to the Library with this show that’s both fun and funny for the whole family.

Gracie the Ladybug has been writing special poems for her valentine, Pavlov the Cat has a special song rehearsed, and Dewey Duck is going to put on a whole show! Children and caregivers of all ages welcome.

DIY Snow Globes*

Thursday, January 26 • 6pm

Come to the Library and make a cool winter snow globe! All materials will be provided.

Registration is limited to 40. Children of all ages welcome. Please only register children.

Family Movie Time Fridays at 4:30pm

Enjoy a free movie, popcorn, and juice with the family!

All ages are welcome.

The Secret Life of Pets– January 20 The BFG– February 17

Programs marked with an asterisk (*) require registration. Unless otherwise noted, registration will begin online and in-person for GHPLD cardholders on Friday, December 16 at 9am. Registration by phone will not be accepted. A GHPLD Library card and PIN (last 4 digits of phone number) are required at the time of registration. Non-residents may register for programs online or in-person one week after registration opens to GHPLD cardholders. Individuals with a disability, who require an accommodation for any of our programs, please contact the Library at least 5 days prior to the event. Register online at greenhillslibrary.org or visit the Youth Services Desk.

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youth programs BYOD: Bring Your Own Dice

Wednesday, February 1 • 3–5pm

Come to the Library to challenge others to some awesome tabletop gaming. Bring in your favorite game or try some new ones like Sushi Go or Munchkin! Children ages 8 and up. Dice not required.

Tech Club*

Tuesday, January 24 • 6pm Tuesday, February 28 • 6pm

Come to the Library to explore and tinker with technology and robotics! We will experiment with Makey Makeys, Squishy Circuits, the Mbot robot, and much more!

Registration is limited to 25. Grades 3–8.

Painting Craft*

Come to the Library to paint your own ceramic star box. Please dress accordingly as this program could get messy.

Children ages 5 and up.

Registration is limited to 34 per session. Due to high demand, we are offering two sessions of this program and patrons are limited to registering for only one session.

Science Lab*

Wednesday, January 18 • 6pm Wednesday, February 15 • 6pm

Go full STEAM ahead with Miss Emily while she leads the group in science experiments at the Library. Registration is limited to 25.

Children of all ages welcome, but under 6 must be assisted by a caregiver.

Join us as we learn about different artists and the types of art they create. We will recreate their works and hang them in our gallery. Please dress accordingly as this program could get messy. Registration is limited to 20. Children ages 6 and up.

Eco Club*

Wednesday, January 11 • 6pm Wednesday, February 8 • 6pm

Join Miss Emily as you watch a video, play a game, and make a craft all about a nature topic that you voted on. Come each month to choose what YOU want to learn about. Registration is limited to 25. Children ages 6 and up.

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Pajama Storytime*................................................6:30pm Crafternoons................................................................4pm Lego Club......................................................................4pm Framed: Art Club*.......................................................6pm Eco Club*......................................................................6pm Little Listeners*........................................................10am Pajama Storytime*................................................6:30pm Tales for Two’s*.........................................................10am Science Lab*................................................................6pm Baby Bookworms*....................................10am & 11am Family Movie Time: Secret Life of Pets..............4:30pm Crafternoons................................................................4pm Little Listeners*........................................................10am Tech Club*....................................................................6pm Pajama Storytime*................................................6:30pm Tales for Two’s*.........................................................10am Baby Bookworms*....................................10am & 11am DIY Snow Globes*......................................................6pm Little Listeners*........................................................10am Pajama Storytime*................................................6:30pm

february

Framed: Art Club*

Tuesday, January 10 • 6pm Monday, February 20 • 6pm

youth Calendar of Events January

Thursday, February 23 5:30pm OR 7pm

Crafternoons

Drop in between 4–5pm

Get crafty with us! Swing by the Activity Room for an afternoon craft.

Children of all ages welcome.

Wednesday, January 4 Crazy Craft Day Monday, January 23 Snowflake Ornaments Monday, February 13 Love Bugs

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BYOD: Bring Your Own Dice.....................................3pm Tales for Two’s*.........................................................10am Baby Bookworms*....................................10am & 11am The Very Merry Valentine’s Day Show*.................6pm Little Listeners*........................................................10am Lego Club.....................................................................4pm Tales for Two’s*.........................................................10am Eco Club*......................................................................6pm Baby Bookworms*....................................10am & 11am Crafternoons................................................................4pm Little Listeners*.........................................................10am Tales for Two’s*.........................................................10am Science Lab*.................................................................6pm Baby Bookworms*....................................10am & 11am Family Movie Time: The BFG...............................4:30pm Framed: Art Club*.......................................................6pm Painting Craft*.......................................5:30pm OR 7pm Tech Club*....................................................................6pm

Lego Club

Thursday, January 5 • 4pm Tuesday, February 7 • 4pm

We supply the Legos, you supply the imagination and building skills!

Grades K–5.

Programs marked with an asterisk (*) require registration. Unless otherwise noted, registration will begin online and in-person for GHPLD cardholders on Friday, December 16 at 9am. Registration by phone will not be accepted. A GHPLD Library card and PIN (last 4 digits of phone number) are required at the time of registration. Non-residents may register for programs online or in-person one week after registration opens to GHPLD cardholders. Individuals with a disability, who require an accommodation for any of our programs, please contact the Library at least 5 days prior to the event. Register online at greenhillslibrary.org or visit the Youth Services Desk.

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January The Sleepwalker by Christopher A. Bohjalian A Puzzle to Be Named Later by Parnell Hall The Nowhere Man by Gregg Hurwitz Fatal by John T. Lescroart

The Dangerous Ladies Affair by Marcia Muller Never Never by James Patterson

Rather Be the Devil by Ian Rankin

The Mistress by Danielle Steel Ring of Fire by Brad Taylor

Below the Belt by Stuart Woods

February Broken Glass by V.C. Andrews Death of a Ghost by M.C. Beaton The Lioness Is the Hunter by Loren D. Estleman Most Dangerous Place by James Grippando Bone Box by Faye Kellerman Heartbreak Hotel by Jonathan Kellerman

Robert B. Parker’s Revelation by Robert Knott On Turpentine Lane by Elinor Lipman A Book of American Martyrs by Joyce Carol Oates Humans, Bow Down by James Patterson Echoes in Death by J.D. Robb

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Friends of the Library Become a Friend of the Library!

Membership applications are available at the Circulation Desk.

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Library Board of Trustees Rick Kelleher, President Stephen Culen, Vice President Tom Hanes, Treasurer Noula Angelos, Secretary Patricia Parise Steve Stratakos Anita Wojcik Jane Jenkins, Library Director

Newsletter Published by: Green Hills Public Library District 10331 S. Interlochen Drive Palos Hills, IL 60465 (708) 598-8446 greenhillslibrary.org

Photo Policy The Green Hills Public Library District may photograph Library visitors. Such photos are for Library use and may be published in Library publicity materials.

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January The Sleepwalker by Christopher A. Bohjalian A Puzzle to Be Named Later by Parnell Hall The Nowhere Man by Gregg Hurwitz Fatal by John T. Lescroart

The Dangerous Ladies Affair by Marcia Muller Never Never by James Patterson

Rather Be the Devil by Ian Rankin

The Mistress by Danielle Steel Ring of Fire by Brad Taylor

Below the Belt by Stuart Woods

February Broken Glass by V.C. Andrews Death of a Ghost by M.C. Beaton The Lioness Is the Hunter by Loren D. Estleman Most Dangerous Place by James Grippando Bone Box by Faye Kellerman Heartbreak Hotel by Jonathan Kellerman

Robert B. Parker’s Revelation by Robert Knott On Turpentine Lane by Elinor Lipman A Book of American Martyrs by Joyce Carol Oates Humans, Bow Down by James Patterson Echoes in Death by J.D. Robb