MY LIBRARY NEWSLETTER | January • February • March 2022

January • February • March 2022

MY LIBRARY

ONE BOOK, ONE COMMUNITY

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Laurie Frankel is a New York Times bestselling, award-winning author of four novels that have been translated into 25 languages. Her writing has appeared in numerous publications, including The Guardian and Publisher’s Weekly. She is the recipient of the Washington State Book Award for works of outstanding literary merit and the Endeavour Award for her distinguished science fiction/fantasy novel, Goodbye for Now.

This Is How It Always Is can be purchased at: The Book Bin 1151 Church Street Northbrook, IL 60062 847.498.4999 bookbinnorthbrook.indielite.org

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IN-PERSON OR ONLINE VIA ZOOM

OBOC PROGRAMS OBOC is a partnership with Vernon Area Public Library and Cook Memorial Library. Registration for all OBOC programs begins December 12. For more information,

visit 1book.org.

ONE BOOK ONE COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE Sunday, December 12, 12-2 pm Stop by the library kick-off event in celebration of this year’s One Book, One Community series and pick up a complimentary copy of This Is How It Always Is while supplies last. Additional copies will be available for checkout. NR

RISE & READ MORNING & EVENING BOOK DISCUSSIONS Tuesday, January 11 or Thursday, January 13, 10:30-11:30 am and Thursday, February 3, 7-8 pm Book pickup begins December 12.

Rosie and Penn have a big, happy family of five boys.

Their lives dramatically change when their youngest, Claude, announces he wants to wear dresses, grow his hair long and be a girl called Poppy. R

NONBINARY IDENTITIES 101

ABOUT THE BOOK Taking inspiration from her own life, Laurie Frankel’s third novel, This Is How It Always Is, tells the story of a child’s personal metamorphosis and the loving family who eventually helps her thrive. Told through a compassionate lens, the novel weaves themes of revelations, fairy tales, and the difficulty and beauty of change while taking on timely and important questions about identity and the unpredictability of childhood and parenting.

Thursday, January 27, 7-8 pm Performer and educator Charlie Baker discusses the basics of nonbinary identities, including the gender spectrum, pronouns and their uses and misgendering. R

MYTHS AND STORYTELLING: THEIR REFLECTIONS IN OUR LIVES Monday, February 21, 7-8 pm Just as our lives influence the stories we tell, stories can also shape our lives. Join folklorist and queer theory expert, Ben Aldred, as they discuss the impact myths and storytelling have on us. R

LAURIE FRANKEL AUTHOR EVENT Saturday, February 26, 1-2:30 pm Stevenson High School West Auditorium 1 Stevenson Dr., Lincolnshire Laurie Frankel talks about the inspiration behind our One Book, One Community read, This Is How it Always Is. Her books will be available for purchase courtesy of the Book Bin of Northbrook. The event is free.

Registration is required at 1book.org.

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SUPER SATURDAY

Every year many residents generously donate to the Indian Trails Library Foundation. We celebrate having an award-winning library in our community.

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Through your generosity, the Foundation funds projects, books and other programs that fall outside of the library’s budget. The goal is simple: enhance what the library can offer to the community.

January 15 Inspirational ventriloquist Marc Griffiths, with the help of Mr. Sunshine the snowman, welcomes you to Wonderland—a fantastical world where animals talk, magic happens and dreams come true. NR

INCREDIBLE BATS February 19 Meet bat educators Dan and Sharon Peterson for an exciting look into the world of bats. Learn how bats benefit our world and discover why they are so incredible. NR

ALEX ZERBE'S ZANIAC COMEDY SHOW March 19 A master of physical comedy, juggling, and magic, Alex Zerbe holds two Guinness World Records and has appeared on "America's Got Talent" and "Last Comic Standing." Get ready to bust a gut laughing and find out why this zany human cartoon was voted Seattle's funniest prop comedian. NR

We invite you to consider a donation to the library this year as we look toward the future with excitement. Join us to build a strong 2022!

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2022 Projects | Reading Garden enhancement | Used Book Sales | Restaurant Give-backs | Special Events

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We thank our readers, makers and learners

Super Saturday videos are available on-demand for two weeks from the original program date.

Online: itpld.info/Donate2022 Scan our QR code Call 847.279.2222

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STORYTIMES NO SYMBOL|PROGRAMS ARE OFFERED IN PERSON OR COMPLETED AT HOME

Know before you go! Face masks are required for program attendees ages 2 and older.

Our storytimes provide a variety of activities and stories for specific age groups. Partner with us on your early literacy journey.

NIGHT OWLS Thursdays: January 20 and February 17, 6:30-7 pm Ages 3-7 with a caregiver. Not quite ready for bed? Relax with socially distanced stories, songs and literacy activities.

Registration is required for all who will be attending, including adults and siblings. R

STORYTIME WITH MISS KATIE Fridays: January 21 and February 18 Recommended for babies and toddlers. Access short stories, songs and fingerplays for babies and caregivers to enjoy together online. NR

LAPSIT ZOOM STORYTIME Fridays: January 7, February 4 and March 11, 10-10:20 am Ages crawlers-24 months with a caregiver. Find a comfy spot at home to share stories, songs and bounces. R

TODDLER STORYTIME Tuesdays: January 11, February 8 and March 15, 10-10:30 am Fridays: January 28, February 25 and April 1, 10-10:30 am Ages 2-3 with a caregiver. Start your day with a socially distanced storytime full of books, rhymes and songs.

Registration is required for all who will be attending, including adults and siblings. R

MAGICAL MYSTERY READER Thursday, January 27 Craft pickup: January 20-27 Thursday, February 24 Craft pickup: February 17-24 Thursday, March 31 Craft pickup: March 24-31 Ages 4-8. Who is the Magical Mystery Reader today?

What book will be read? The Mystery Reader will not be revealed until the end of the book. Can you guess before they reach the end? Register and pick up a craft to go along with the program. R

PRESCHOOL STORYTIME Fridays: January 14, February 11 and March 18, 10-10:30 am Tuesdays: January 25, February 22 and March 29, 10-10:30 am Ages 3-5 with a caregiver. This socially distanced storytime features books, movement and songs to boost early literacy skills. Registration is required for all who will be attending, including adults and siblings. R

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YOUTH NO SYMBOL|PROGRAMS ARE OFFERED IN PERSON OR COMPLETED AT HOME

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Register and pick up your free book while supplies last.

Read the book and join us for a discussion on the day of the program. Know before you go! Face masks are required for program attendees.

Books provided by the Helen N. Morrow Trust.

PAPERBACK PALS BOOK CLUB DRAGONS IN A BAG

BY ZETTA ELLIOTT

HOW TO EAT FRIED WORMS

BY THOMAS ROCKWELL

Tuesday, January 11, 4-5 pm Book pickup begins November 9.

When Jaxon is sent to spend the day with a mean old lady his mother calls Ma, he finds out she's not his grandmother—she is a witch. She needs his help delivering baby dragons to a magical world where they'll be safe. Will Jax get the baby dragons delivered safe and sound? R

Tuesday, March 8, 4-5 pm Book pickup begins February 8.

Billy isn't one to back down from a bet.

But this one is gross: if he eats fifteen worms in fifteen days, Alan will pay him fifty dollars. Billy takes the bet and tries worms smothered in ketchup, drowned in mustard, even breaded and fried. Worm by worm, Billy gets closer to victory and to buying the minibike he's always wanted.

But Alan won't let him win that easily. R

A HORN FOR LOUIS

BY ERIC KIMMEL Tuesday, February 8, 4-5 pm Book pickup begins January 11.

Seven-year-old Louis Armstrong was too poor to buy a real instrument. He didn't even go to school. To help his mother pay the rent, every day he rode a junk wagon through the streets of New Orleans, playing a tin horn and collecting stuff people didn't want. Then one day, the junk wagon passed a pawn shop with a gleaming brass trumpet in the window. R

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SLUG DAYS BY SARA LEACH Tuesday, April 12, 4-5 pm Book pickup begins March 8.

On slug days Lauren feels slow and slimy.

She feels like everyone yells at her and that she has no friends. Lauren has Autism Spectrum Disorder, and she sees the world differently from many people. This can be frustrating and makes Lauren want to flip her lid, especially at school where she learns differently from her classmates. R

Grades 4&5

BOOKWORMS CLUB CAPSIZED! THE FORGOTTEN STORY OF THE SS EASTLAND DISASTER

BY PATRICIA SUTTON Monday, January 3 or Thursday, January 6, 4-5 pm Book pickup begins November 8.

On July 24, 1915, the SS Eastland, filled to capacity with 2,500 aboard, capsized in the Chicago River while still moored to the pier.

The disaster took more passenger lives than the Titanic and stands today as the greatest loss of life on the Great Lakes. R

STELLA BY STARLIGHT

BY SHARON DRAPER Monday, February 7 or Thursday, February 10, 4-5 pm Book pick up begins January 3.

Stella lives in the segregated South in Bumblebee, North Carolina. Some stores she can go into. Some stores she can't.

Some folks are right pleasant. Others are a lot less so. Late one night, Stella and her little brother witness a terrible event that is the first flicker of change to come. As Stella's world is upended, she decides to fight fire with fire. R

FRAMED!

BY JAMES PONTI Monday, March 7 or Thursday, March 10, 4-5 pm Book pick up begins February 7.

Florian is twelve years old and has just moved to Washington, D.C. He uses a special technique he calls T.O.A.S.T. to solve mysteries. When he teaches it to his new friend Margaret, they uncover a HUGE case involving the National Gallery, the FBI and a notorious crime syndicate known as EEL. R

YOU GO FIRST

BY ERIN ENTRADA KELLY Monday, April 4 or Thursday, April 7, 4-5 pm Book pick up begins on March 7.

The story is told by two kids in alternating chapters—a 12-year-old girl in Pennsylvania and an 11-year-old boy in Louisiana—over the course of a week.

Although they live in different states, the kids bond over an online game of Scrabble and help each other deal with their family and friendship issues. R.

GET YOUR MITTS ON A GOOD BOOK! WINTER READING CHALLENGE December 1, 2021-January 31, 2022 Ages birth-Grade 8. Hey kids! Come in out of the cold and get your mitts on a good book. Sign up and complete a reading challenge to earn a prize.

3 ways to register: • Beanstack website or app (visit itpld.org/about-beanstack to learn more).

• Visit the Kids Desk at the Main Library or the Branch.

• Call the library at 847.459.4100, ext. 4.

R = Registration required | NR = No Registration | REGISTRATION INFORMATION ON BACK COVER

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YOUTH NO SYMBOL|PROGRAMS ARE OFFERED IN PERSON OR COMPLETED AT HOME

Know before you go! Face masks are required for program attendees.

BABIES READ, PLAY, CREATE!

HOMESCHOOL HAPPENINGS

Mondays: January 3, February 7 and March 7 January 3 pick up: January 3-21 February 7 pick up: February 7-25 March 7 pick up: March 7-25 Ages 6-24 months with a caregiver. Encourage learning through stories, songs and play at home. Each kit includes a book to keep, a handout with songs and rhymes and a unique activity. R

Friday, January 21, 1:30-2:30 pm All ages. Get acquainted with other homeschool families while enjoying games and crafts. R*

PRESCHOOL READ, PLAY, CREATE! Mondays: January 3, February 7 and March 7 January 3 pick up: January 3-21 February 7 pick up: February 7-25 March 7 pick up: March 7-25 Ages 25 months-4 years with a caregiver. Spark your child's curiosity and encourage discovery at home. Enjoy building skills through stories, songs and play. Each kit includes a book to keep, a handout with songs and rhymes and a special activity. R

Friday, March 25, 1:30-2:30 pm Grades K-5. Homeschool children are welcome to join us for a STEAM project. R* * Registration is required for each family member that attends the programs.

MINI-MAKERS: WEATHER SCIENCE Wednesday, February 2, 4-5 pm Pick up supplies January 26-February 2.

Grades K-2. Make a unique project that explores STEAM topics. This month features activities around weather science such as snow, storms and rain. R

FAMILY LEGO PROGRAM

BREAKOUT THE BOOKS! VIRTUAL ESCAPE ROOM Wednesday, January 5, 4-5 pm Grades 3-5. Join other kids in a virtual team environment on your computer. All the library books are disappearing!

The librarians left clues to help reverse the magic spell.

Help them break out the books. R

Wednesdays: January 26, February 23 and March 23, 6:30-7 pm We'll meet on Zoom to build Lego creations then share with others what we've made. R

MAKING MONDAYS MEMORABLE Monday, January 10, 4-5 pm Grades 3-5. Explore a different theme with activities, crafts and games. R

READY, SET, SNOW! Tuesday, January 18 Pick up supplies January 11-18.

Grades K-1. Can Sandy convince Andy that winter can be fun?

Join these friends as they explore winter in Andy & Sandy and the First Snow by Tomie DePaola. Watch the video for activity demonstrations and use your supply kit to create super snowy projects. R

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I SPY A DINOSAUR'S EYE Tuesday, February 15 Pick up supplies February 8-15.

Grades K-1. Solve the clues to figure out the tricky picture puzzles in I Spy A Dinosaur's Eye by Jean Marzollo and Walter Wick. Watch the video for activity demonstrations and use your supply kit to create colorful crafts. R

PAINT LIKE THE MASTERS Thursday, March 17, 4-5 pm

KIDS IN THE KITCHEN Thursday, February 17 Pick up supplies February 7-17.

Grades 3-5. Let's get cooking! Follow along with your recipe cards while watching a cooking demonstration using the kitchen tools in your kit. Food items are not supplied. R

Grades 3-5. Learn about an artist's life and paintings using various mediums to create your own masterpiece to take home. Each quarterly program will feature a new artist. R

SPRING BREAK SEEDLINGS CRAFT

Wednesday, March 2, 4-5 pm Grades 3-5. Play with other kids in a fun and non-competitive atmosphere to test your knowledge of math, history, science, language arts and social studies. R

Tuesday, March 22 Grades K-2 | 2-2:30 pm Grades 3-5 | 3-3:30 pm Pick up supplies March 15-22.

Watch this live demonstration on how to make your own seed bombs. Plant the seed bombs in your own garden or give them as a gift, and watch the flowers grow. R

COOL CLOUDS

MINI MATINEE

Tuesday, March 15 Pick up supplies March 8-15.

Grades K-1. Find out how to spot different kinds of clouds

Friday, March 25, 10-10:45 am Ages 3-5 with a caregiver. Decorate a cardboard car and settle in for a short movie. Registration required for all who will be attending, including adults and siblings. R

TRIVIA CHALLENGE FOR KIDS

and how they form in Clouds by Marion Dane Bauer. Watch the video for activity demonstrations and use your supply kit to create wild weather projects. R

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MIDDLE GROUND Grades 6-8

ENGINEERING CHALLENGE Monday, January 10 Pick up supplies January 10-17.

Are you a builder or a creative problem solver? Use your STEAM skills to complete engineering challenges using simple materials provided by the library. Share the finished product by emailing a picture to kidzone@itpld.org. R

Pick up supplies at the drive-up window or at the Kids Desk.

CRAFT MONDAYS MUG CAKES Monday, February 14 Pick up supplies February 14-21.

Satisfy your sweet tooth by making a delicious mug cake in the microwave. Register to receive supplies and instructions to create your mug cake at home. Share the finished product by emailing a picture to kidzone@itpld.org. R

Register to receive supplies and instructions for a craft project to create at home. Pick up supplies at the library. Share the finished product by emailing a picture to kidzone@itpld.org. R Sand Art January 3 | Pick up: January 3-10 Finger Knitting January 17 | Pick up: January 17-24 Pulled String Painting February 7 | Pick up: February 7-14

ESCAPE ROOM Wednesday, February 16, 4:30-5:30 pm Put your minds to the test as you work together to solve this puzzling escape room. Will you find the solution in time? R

SUPER SLEUTHS Monday, March 14 Pick up supplies March 14-21.

Calling all armchair detectives! Your assistance is needed to solve a fun, interactive mystery using cryptic clues and puzzles. We'll provide you with tools to solve the who, the how and the why of this terrible crime. R

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Washi Tape Tins February 21 | Pick up: February 21-28 Tissue Paper Painting March 7 | Pick up: March 7-14 Rock Cactus March 21 | Pick up: March 21-28

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IN-PERSON OR ONLINE VIA ZOOM

MIDDLE GROUND Grades 6-8 NO SYMBOL|PROGRAMS ARE OFFERED IN PERSON OR COMPLETED AT HOME

Know before you go! Face masks are required for program attendees.

MIDDLE SCHOOL

BOOK CLUB Books provided by the Helen N. Morrow Trust.

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Register and pick up your free book while supplies last.

LAST PICK

BY JASON WALZ

WINK

BY ROB HARRELL

Monday, January 24, 7-8 pm Book pickup begins November 22.

Three years ago, aliens invaded Earth and abducted everyone they deemed useful. Living on Earth under the aliens’ harsh authoritarian rule, humanity’s rejects do their best to survive. Their captors never considered them a threat—until now. Read the book and join us for a discussion on January 24.

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Monday, March 28, 7-8 pm Book pickup begins January 24.

Ross just wants to be a normal seventh-grader. But with his recent diagnosis of rare eye cancer, blending in is off the table. Read the book and join us for a discussion on March 28.

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CROSSOVER Grades 6-12

SUMMER LIBRARY ADVENTURE

VOLUNTEERS

ANIME CLUB

GRADES 6-12 Apply to become an SLA Volunteer between March 15-May 15. Each volunteer is required to attend one training session to be eligible and will be assigned one weekly shift during the summer.

Applications will be available at itpld.org/middleschool beginning March 15.

The SLA Volunteer program may be unavailable or altered depending upon the current CDC and state health guidelines at the time.

Tuesdays: January 11 and March 8, and Monday, February 7, 7-8 pm Do you love anime or want to know more about this film genre? Join the club and watch anime, vote on what to watch next time and make new friends. R

DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS Tuesdays: February 22 and March 29, 7-8 pm Whether you're an expert or just starting out, join us for some D&D and come with your own character sheet or pick up a pre-made one at the door. R

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HIGH SCHOOL Grades 9-12 VOLUNTEER KITS Monday, January 3 and Tuesdays: February 1 and March 1, 9 am-9 pm Pick up a volunteer craft kit at the Adult Services Desk with a craft and instructions inside. Complete the kit and return it to the Adult Services Desk. Returning a completed craft will count as 1 hour of community service time. You will have until the end of each month to complete and return the kit. R

CLAY POT SNOWMAN CRAFT Thursday, January 13 Turn a simple flower pot into a delightful snowman to celebrate the winter season. R

POP CULTURE TRIVIA NIGHT Monday, January 24, 7-8 pm Join us online for a night of pop culture trivia. Prizes will be awarded to the winners and available for pick-up at the Adult Services Desk. R

VALENTINE'S DAY TREATS Thursday, February 10 Make seasonal snacks around the theme of love.

Registrants will receive an email one week before the program listing the ingredients needed and the recipes you'll learn to make. R

SAT + ACT COMBO TEST Saturday, January 22, 10 am-4 pm Practice taking a shortened combination ACT and SAT test under timed conditions. Our detailed analysis of your test performance will help you decide whether to focus on preparing for the ACT or SAT exams. R

EASY ORIGAMI FLOWERS Thursday, February 24 Pick up supplies beginning February 10.

Make paper flowers that will last forever. R

SPRING HAS SPRUNG - SOCK BUNNY Thursday, March 10 Pick up supplies beginning March 3.

Create an easy-to-make sock bunny. R

BYOBOOK CLUB Thursday, March 17, 7-8 pm Do you love reading? Talk about your favorite books and get suggestions on what to read next in this online BYOBook discussion. You will receive 1 hour of volunteer credit for participating in this book club. R

Register and pick up your free book at the Adult Services Desk.

Books provided by the Helen N. Morrow Trust.

THE SILENCE OF BONES BY JUNE HUR Receive 2 hours of volunteer credit for reading and attending this book club.

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Monday, January 10, 7-8 pm Book pickup begins November 15.

In the year 1800, homesick and orphaned sixteen-year- old Seol is living out the ancient curse: "May you live in interesting times." Indentured to the police bureau, she's been tasked with assisting a well-respected young inspector with the investigation into a politically charged murder. R

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ESL NO SYMBOL|CLASSES HELD IN THE TRAINING LAB.

WINTER QUARTER

Know before you go! Face masks are required for

January 17-March 25 Registration closes February 4, 2022

program attendees.

ESL VOLUNTEER TRAINING Wednesday, January 12, 10-11 am Thursday, January 13, 7-8 pm Friday, January 14, 1-2 pm Current ESL volunteers can attend one of our training sessions each quarter. Training sessions will include updates to ESL and library services, training related to ESL tutoring and instruction and time to network with other volunteers.

Register by calling the Adult Services desk at 847.459.4100 extension 3 or email eslvolunteer@itpld.org. R

BEGINNING ESL Mondays and Fridays: January 17-March 25, 1-2:30 pm Learn basic words to describe family, home, food and other simple phrases. TR

INTERMEDIATE ESL REGISTRATION ESL registration is by ticket only on the first day of class and is first-come, first-served. Tickets are available 30 minutes before the first class of each level.

• Limit: 24 tickets per class.

• Students must attend all classes in the 10 week quarter.

• No registration after week three (February 4).

Mondays and Fridays: January 17-March 25, 10-11:30 am Learn simple phrases for shopping, interviews and getting around. Practice what you learn through activities and games. TR

ADVANCED ESL Tuesdays and Thursdays: January 18-March 24, 1-2:30 pm Learn about different forms of English grammar, such as idioms, phrasal verbs, metaphors and similes. Practice what you learn using material from books, movies and radio. TR

SPRING QUARTER April 11-June 17

ESL LAB HOURS

No classes Monday, May 30th

VOLUNTEER TRAINING Monday, Wednesday, Friday Tuesday, Thursday Saturday, Sunday

11 am-4 pm 2-8 pm Closed

Wednesday, April 6, 10-11 am Thursday, April 7, 7-8 pm Friday, April 8, 1-2 pm

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LAUNCH PAD NO SYMBOL|PROGRAMS ARE OFFERED IN PERSON OR COMPLETED AT HOME

Know before you go! Face masks are required for program attendees.

STITCH TOGETHER MEET-UP

DECOUPAGE MAGNET HEARTS

Mondays: January 3, February 7 and March 7, 1-3 pm Tuesdays: January 18, February 15 and March 22, 6-8 pm Ages 18 and older. If your craft of choice uses needles or hooks this group is for you. Bring your knit, crochet, embroidery or cross stitch projects already in process to work and chat with others. R

Wednesday, February 2 or Friday, February 11, 6:30-7:30 pm Ages 14 and older. Create custom heart shaped magnets just in time for Valentine's Day. Bring a few 2-3 inch sized photos printed on paper to customize your magnet. Black and white photos look best. R

MAKE A MAGIC WAND CREATE A CUSTOM TOTE BAG Wednesday, January 12, 6-8 pm Ages 14 and older. Create a unique design in Silhouette Studio to cut out on heat transfer vinyl, then we’ll apply it to a reusable grocery bag. Materials provided. R

NAVIGATING THINGIVERSE Friday, January 14, 5-6 pm Ages 12 and older. Thingiverse is a free website where modelers upload their 3D designs and download them to use. Explore the world of Thingiverse.com and search for 3D models online. Participants will submit one 3D print for free after the class. R

Saturday, February 5, 3-4 pm Ages 10 and older. Create a magic wand that lights up using a simple circuit. Materials provided. R

PAPER QUILLED CARDS Wednesday, February 9 or Thursday, February 17, 6-7:30 pm Ages 14 and older. Make simple shapes and beautiful paper art using paper quilling techniques. Add these lovely creations to cards to make them extra special.

Materials provided. R

BULLET JOURNALING: NEW YEAR, NEW START Friday, January 21, 6:30-7:30 pm Ages 14 and older. Start this year off on the right foot by learning how to bullet journal and keep yourself on track to achieve your goals and stay organized. Materials provided. R

JEWELRY MAKING EXTRAVAGANZA Wednesdays: January 26, February 23 and March 30, 4:30-6 pm Ages 12 and older. Learn jewelry making techniques using our vast collection of beads and jewelry supplies to create a unique piece to take home. R

CREATE BOOKMARKS WITH SILHOUETTE CAMEO Friday, January 28, 6-7 pm Ages 12 and older. Use free software to create a paper bookmark using the Silhouette Cameo machine. Submit your library card information to earn your Silhouette Cameo certification. R

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MY GROWN UP AND ME

Ages 3-5 with an adult. Practice different art techniques and enjoy a story that complements our art, with Miss Katie.

WINTER LANDSCAPE Monday, January 17, 10-11 am Create a beautiful winter landscape. R

MARBLE PAINTING Monday, February 21, 10-11 am Create abstract art with marbles. R

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LASER ENGRAVED PUB GLASSES Thursday, February 24, 6-7:30 pm Ages 14 and older. Learn how to use Inkscape, a free software, to design text to engrave onto a glass. Pick up your personalized pub glass after participating. R

C.S.I. BOOK CLUB

LASER ENGRAVED PUB GLASSES Friday, February 25, 5-6 pm Ages 14 and older. Learn how to use Inkscape, a free software, to design text to engrave onto a glass. Then watch a video about the library's laser engraver and participate in a Q&A session. Pick up your personalized pub glass after participating. R

LASER ENGRAVED COASTERS Friday, March 11, 5-6 pm Ages 14 and older. Learn how to use Inkscape to import and trace graphics to engrave onto a coaster. Then watch a video about the library’s laser engraver and participate in a Q&A session. Participants can pick up their coasters after class. Familiarity with Inkscape required. R

ORIGAMI WITH CREATIVEBUG Monday, March 14, 6-7 pm Ages 12 and older. Build a simple origami house with Creativebug, a video library of tutorials for DIY crafters, creators and artists. Learn how to access this e-resource remotely. An ITPLD library card is required.

Materials provided. R

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BIG MAGIC: CREATIVE LIVING BEYOND FEAR

BY ELIZABETH GILBERT Tuesday, January 25, 6-7 pm Books available for pickup beginning December 27 in the Launch Pad. Ages 14 and older. Elizabeth Gilbert digs deep into her own generative process to share her wisdom and unique perspective about creativity. With profound empathy and radiant generosity, she offers potent insights into the mysterious nature of inspiration. She asks us to embrace our curiosity and let go of needless suffering. Learn how to tackle what we most love and how to face down what we most fear. Discuss the attitudes, approaches and habits we need in order to live our most creative lives. R

LASER ENGRAVED WEDDING DECOR

DIY PROGRAMS

Thursday, March 10, 6-7:30 pm Create a design to engrave onto wooden table centerpieces. Pick up a sample after participating. R

Ages 18 and older

PAPER FLOWERS

HANDMADE NAME CARDS AND INVITATIONS Wednesday, February 16, 6:30-7:30 pm Learn techniques for creating unique invitations and name cards using heat embossing. R

Friday, March 25, 6-7:30 pm Learn a variety of techniques to make paper flowers for bouquets, garlands and other wedding or party decor.

Materials provided. R

R = Registration required | NR = No Registration | REGISTRATION INFORMATION ON BACK COVER

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ADULT NO SYMBOL|PROGRAMS ARE OFFERED IN PERSON

Know before you go! Face masks are required for program attendees.

WRITERS WORKSHOP Mondays: January 10, March 7 and Tuesday, February 1, 6:30-8:45 pm Ages 18 and older. Share your work with others in a supportive atmosphere at this monthly community writers group led by author Ginnie Foley. R

Vintage Snacks & Sweets CELEBRATING THE LUNAR NEW YEAR Tuesday, January 25, 2-3 pm The Lunar New Year season lasts from January 31 to February 15, 2022. It is a holiday observed by 20% of the world’s population, yet many are unfamiliar with its celebration. Educator Yvonne Wolf explains the Chinese calendar in relation to the Chinese New Year, the rites, activities, symbols and foods associated with it and how you can participate in your own home. R

A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO THE GOLDEN AGE OF RADIO Thursday, January 6, 2-3 pm A look at some of the biggest shows and stars to emerge from the early years of radio, including Jack Benny, Bob Hope and The Shadow. Enjoy sound clips and stories on how radio became America’s first mass medium, transforming the United States from 48 states into a national listening community. R

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Thursday, January 13, 4-5:30 pm Travel back through past food trends in this humorous, nostalgic presentation from cookbook collector Amy Alessio.

Learn the finger food variations from cocktail franks to kolackies. Recipes are emailed to all registered attendees. R

BASED ON THE BOOK: FROM PAGE TO PICTURE Thursday, January 20, 2-3 pm Many classic films were inspired by books, with movie studios putting their own Hollywood touch on the story. What compelled studios to create these films and make changes?

Film historian Dr. Annette Bochenek discusses classic movies based on books and compares the text and film. The program includes photos, video clips and captivating stories. R

AWESOME AUSTRALIA Friday, February 4, 2-3 pm With his tapestry of original photographs and stories, world traveler Brian Michalski illuminates ten months of backpacking and working in the land Down Under. While visiting the Australian outback, Great Barrier Reef and Tasmania, learn about the country’s fascinating history, grand traditions, chic urban life, charming slang, deadly animals and Aboriginal influences. R

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IN-PERSON OR ONLINE VIA ZOOM

RISE & READ MORNING

BOOK DISCUSSIONS Call the library to register and reserve a copy of the book for pickup at the hold shelf.

MEMORY CAFE TO GO BUFFALO GROVE & WHEELING Thursdays: January 27, February 24 and March 24 Individuals experiencing memory loss will receive a themed activity kit to enjoy with a caregiver to inspire creativity and improve health and wellbeing. Registration is required at calendar.vapld.info, by phone at 224.543.1485, or in person at any public service desk at the Vernon Area Library. Kits are delivered within the Vernon Area Library and Indian Trails Library districts.

If you reside outside of these library districts you can pick up a kit at the Vernon Area Library in Lincolnshire.

For questions, please contact the ITPLD Launch Pad at 847.459.4100 extension. 277.

Sponsored by: Belmont Village, Buffalo Grove Park District, Buffalo Grove Police Department, Indian Trails Public Library, Sunrise Senior Living, Vernon Area Public Library and the Buffalo Grove Foundation.

Vernon Area Public Library 300 Olde Half Day Rd. Lincolnshire, IL 60069

THIS IS HOW IT ALWAYS IS

BY LAURIE FRANKEL Tuesday, January 11 or Thursday, January 13, 10:30-11:30 am and Thursday evening, February 3, 7-8 pm Part of the One Book One Community Program Book pickup begins December 12.

Rosie and Penn have a big, happy family of five boys.

Their lives dramatically change when their youngest, Claude, announces he wants to wear dresses, grow his hair long and be a girl called Poppy. R

THE DUTCH HOUSE BY ANN PATCHETT Tuesday, February 8 or Thursday, February 10, 10:30-11:30 am Book pickup begins January 11.

At the end of WW2, Cyril Conroy combines luck and a single canny investment to begin an enormous real estate empire, propelling his family from poverty to vast wealth. His first order of business is to buy the Dutch House, a lavish estate in the suburbs outside of Philadelphia. Meant as a surprise for his wife, the house sets in motion the undoing of everyone he loves. R

THERE THERE BY TOMMY ORANGE Tuesday, March 8 or Thursday, March 10, 10:30-11:30 am Book pickup begins February 8.

Tommy Orange’s novel follows twelve members of Native communities who travel to the Big Oakland Powwow, only to discover they are connected in ways they may not have realized. Together, this chorus of voices tells the plight of the urban Native American grappling with a painful history. R

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ADULT NO SYMBOL|PROGRAMS ARE OFFERED IN PERSON

Know before you go! Face masks are required for program attendees.

SPEED DATING Thursday, February 24, 6-8 pm Single and ready to mingle? Join dating blogger Tina Williams for relaxing and fun activities while meeting new people. R

EXPLORING COMMON HERBS: 3 WAYS TO USE THEM

CITIZENSHIP CLASSES Thursdays: February 10-April 28 Prepare for your citizenship test in this small online group class. Content includes speaking, reading and writing English, along with U.S. history and civics. Students will receive a textbook to keep. You must attend all classes in the 12-week session. Register with HIAS Immigration & Citizenship at itpld.info/HIASClassForm or on the events calendar at itpld.org/events.

After registration, pick up your textbook tote bag: HIAS Skokie office: Goldie Bachmann Luftig Building, Seigle Campus 5150 W. Golf Rd., 1st Floor Skokie, IL 60077

Friday, February 25, 2-3 pm Expert Lesley Peters discusses how to easily include herbs in your everyday life and improve your health. Learn about cosmetic possibilities, seasoning properties, medicinal capabilities and growing perennial and annual herbs indoors.

This class covers the best containers and how to harvest your herbs and preserve them for long-term use. R

Life on the Missouri River Tuesday, March 15, 2-3:30 pm Join John Lynn in recounting his experience exploring America’s longest river in this showcase that highlights features of the Missouri River flowing 2321 miles from its origin at Three Forks, Montana — to the Mississippi River. R

For questions, contact Elana Boiskin, HIAS Outreach & Education Specialist, 847.745.5405.

MAKING MATS FOR THOSE IN NEED Thursdays, 6-8 pm Part 1 | February 10: Learn how to cut up thin plastic bags and tie them together.

Part 2 | March 10: Learn how to crochet thin plastic bags together to form mats.

Join us for both sessions and make plastic bags into mats for anyone experiencing homelessness. It takes 500-700 bags to make each mat. All supplies are provided.

Participants are encouraged to bring a size M or N crochet needle, scissors and extra bags. We encourage attendees to finish the mat at home and return it to the library. Local shelters in the area will receive donated mats. R

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FARM TO FOREST: RECLAIMING FARMLAND FOR NATURE Friday, March 18, 3-4 pm Much of the land now owned by the forest preserve was once farmland. Join Shannon Burns, Education Program Coordinator for the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County, as she discusses the forest preserve’s restoration efforts in converting former farmland to natural area habitat.

Learn about restoration strategies ecological benefits, budgeting, stormwater permitting and ethical concerns of restoring land to its natural state. R

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IN-PERSON OR ONLINE VIA ZOOM

WAKING UP YOUR BIKE FOR

Spring

Wednesday, March 23, 7-8 pm Bike season is here. Learn how to prepare your bike for safe riding.

Bike enthusiast Robert Kaplafka covers essential bicycle maintenance and repairs. R

PRE-CIVIL WAR QUILTS: SECRET CODES TO FREEDOM ON THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD

CHICAGO TRANSIT HIKES: GETTING OUT INTO NATURE WITHOUT A CAR Monday, March 21, 2-3 pm Who says you need to drive hours out of town to take a walk in the woods? Chicago's robust network of public transit means that the region's forest preserves, rivers, swamps, dunes, and even just the lakefront trail are all within easy reach. Featuring more than thirty hikes easily accessible by CTA, Metra, or the South Shore Line, Lindsay Welbers's Chicago Transit Hikes is a unique guidebook that aims to answer the most common questions an aspiring transit hiker might have, from "How do I use Metra?" to "Where can I go hiking near where I live, right now?" R

Monday, February 7, 7-8:30 pm Illinois Humanities’ Road Scholar, Connie Martin discusses her mother’s book, Lizzie’s Story: A Slave Family’s Journey to Freedom. Learn how quilts communicated plans, warned of dangers, indicated how transport might occur, or who might help as friends on the Underground Railroad. Hear fascinating family stories of how these quilt codes were kept and used by her ancestors, including storytelling and displays of over a dozen hand-crafted quilt replicas. R

GENEALOGY NEWSLETTER TO YOUR INBOX The library is excited to continue offering the online genealogy newsletter Relatively Speaking into the new year. Each quarterly issue includes relevant articles and information, upcoming programs, new items to the collection and more.

Previous newsletters are archived on the website: itpld.info/Genealogy

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ADULT

IN-PERSON OR ONLINE VIA ZOOM

NO SYMBOL|PROGRAMS ARE OFFERED IN PERSON

Know before you go! Face masks are required for program attendees.

Civic Spotlight is a monthly series aimed at engaging our members around issues that impact society, from local to global, through educational lectures, film screenings and community conversations.

Great Decisions

Discussion Group

Exchange ideas about foreign policy issues facing America today in this informal, non-partisan discussion.

Registrants will be contacted when copies of the Great Decisions 2022 Briefing Book are available for pick up at the second floor Adult Services desk.

Before each month’s program, read the designated chapter in the book. The video will be shown during the session.

ZERO WASTE MINDSET Monday, January 17, 6:30-8 pm The average person in the US sends 4.9 pounds of trash to a landfill every day. Learn tips on reducing waste while saving money and improving your health. R

THE YEAR WE THOUGHT ABOUT LOVE Monday, February 14, 6:30-8 pm Go behind the scenes of the oldest queer youth theater in America. In a twist on the familiar image of LGBTQ youth as victims, the film reveals the troupe members as artists and activists, celebrating the fullness of their lives in thoughtful and hilarious ways. R

ERIC HEMENWAY-WAR OF 1812 Tuesday, March 1, 6:30-8 pm Examine key tribal figures, tribal participation and events that took place during the war. Learn about what its aftermath meant for tribal nations of the Great Lakes.

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RISE TO THE CHALLENGE 2022

Registration begins January 2.

Love to read or listen to audiobooks? Sign up Annual Reading Program for our annual reading program where adults and high school students challenge themselves to read 20 books in the year 2022. Read books and earn prizes throughout the year.

TOPIC 1: CHANGING DEMOGRAPHICS Friday, February 25, 10-11:30 am The world experienced remarkable demographic changes in the 20th century that continue today and have resulted in far-reaching social, economic, political, and environmental consequences all over the globe.

These consequences are creating mounting challenges to development efforts, security, climate, and the environment, as well as the sustainability of human populations. R

TOPIC 2: HOW SHOULD THE UNITED STATES APPROACH THE NEW CROWDED OUTER SPACE? Friday, March 25, 10-11:30 am The launch of Sputnik I in October 1957 marked the beginning of the space era and the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union. In the 21st century, there are many more participants in space, including countries such as India and China, and commercial companies such as SpaceX. How will the United States fare in a crowded outer space? R

Create an account at itpld.info/AboutBeanstack or contact Adult Services at 847.459.4100, extension 3.

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ADULT

Iat Itpld

MOVIES

THE FAREWELL (2019)

Monday, January 24, 1-3 pm Billi (Awkwafina) reluctantly returns to Changchun, China to find her whole family knows their beloved matriarch is given weeks to live and has decided not to tell Nai-Nai, herself. The family gathers under the joyful guise of an expedited wedding, uniting family members from across the globe. PG-13. R

DOING JEWISH (2016)

Tuesday, February 22, 2-4 pm A rural town in Ghana has recently discovered that its historical religion is a form of Judaism.

Filmmaker Gabrielle Zilkha explores their history from isolation to global connection and the challenges and rewards they face. No rating. R

SILENT SOULS (2010) Tuesday, March 29, 1-3 pm From the original movie titled Ovsyanki. A man and his companion go on a journey to cremate his beloved former wife on a riverbank in the area where they spent their honeymoon. PG-13. R

THE BRANCH NO SYMBOL|PROGRAMS ARE OFFERED IN PERSON

TIEMPO DE CUENTOS: LA MANTA DE MAYA Friday, January 7 Miss Itzy reads the book La Manta de Maya

by Monica Brown. This Spanish Storytime program is recommended for elementary school students. NR Miss Itzy de la sucursal lee el libro La Manta de Maya por Monica Brown.

Este programa de Tiempo de Cuentos en Español se recomienda para estudiantes de escuela primaria. Vea el video en el canal de YouTube de ITPLD. NR

FAMILY CRAFT FRIDAYS Fridays: January 21, February 11 and March 11, 5:30-7 pm All ages. Create unique seasonal and themebased projects. Materials provided. NR

STONE PAINTING Friday, February 25, 5:30-7 pm All ages. Paint and decorate a stone to create a one-of-a-kind paperweight or write an inspiring message to create an encouragement rock. Limit: 15. TRB

CANDLE MAKING 101 Friday, March 25, 5:30-7 pm Ages 12 and older. Learn the basic steps of candle making and take home a soy jar candle.

One per family, please. Limit: 15. TRB.

View our Branch video playlist on-demand on our ITPLD

channel.

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BUSINESS & CAREER

IN-PERSON OR ONLINE VIA ZOOM

NO SYMBOL|PROGRAMS ARE OFFERED IN PERSON

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BITCOIN AND CRYPTOCURRENCY

RESUME REVIEW & CAREER COACHING APPOINTMENTS Attendees have the option of requesting a socially distanced meeting in-person at the library or meeting virtually over Zoom.

Thursdays: January 6 & 20 | February 3 & 17 | March 3 & 17 12-1 pm, 1-2 pm and 2-3 pm January 13 & 27 | February 10 & 24 | March 10 & 24 5-6 pm, 6-7 pm and 7-8 pm Kickstart your career with a one-hour resume review with a career specialist to discover: • Applicant Tracking System optimization • Career and interview coaching IN-PERSON OR • Job scanning and search ZOOM • LinkedIn refreshing • Personal branding Develop a professional skill set that includes a LinkedIn profile, strong interviewing skills and understanding of the applicant tracking system. R

WOMEN IN THE WORKFORCE Thursday, March 31, 7-8 pm Erica Reckamp, of Job Search Like a Pro, highlights strategies to address common issues faced by women in the workforce, including how to address career gaps, pay disparity, selfadvocating for promotions/projects and more. Attendees qualify for complimentary feedback on a piece of career content. R

SCORE BUSINESS MENTORING Schedule a free appointment today and get your business questions answered and put your business on the path to success. To make an appointment, register on our website: itpld.org/score-business-mentoring.

You will be contacted by a SCORE mentor within 48 hours (Monday-Friday) to set up an appointment. R

What I Wish Someone Had Told Me: Life Skills for Young Adults

Life Skills

Tuesday, January 4, 7-8:30 pm Michael Gershbein, the creator of Very Smart People, covers the basics of bitcoin and cryptocurrency for beginners. R

LAKE COOK CAREER COLLABORATIVE CAREERCOLLAB.ORG Looking for a job or looking to get ahead in your current job? Start here to find assistance, information, and resources available to you at no cost from your local libraries.

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A program series that focuses on the essential skills that young adults need to successfully navigate adulthood.

PROTECT YOURSELF FROM IDENTITY THEFT Wednesday, January 26, 7-8 pm Join Jeannie Dilger, owner of Arranging Time, and learn how to monitor and freeze your credit, when to set up dark web monitoring and how to generate and track truly secure passwords. Learn the steps to take if you suspect you've been a victim of identity theft. R

BUSINESS & CAREER TECH KNOWLEDGE SERIES: PREPARING FOR YOUR NEXT JOB Join us for a six program series and get up to date with digital/technical skills needed for the job market. Includes techniques for a successful online job search and the skills in various software to continue excelling at the job.

JOB SEARCH TECH: ATS, LINKEDIN, VIDEO INTERVIEWS & BIOMETRICS Tuesday, March 8, 7-8 pm Join Erica Reckamp, of Job Search Like a Pro, to learn how technology has changed the way recruiters and hiring committees select candidates.

Structure your content to get past Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS), leverage LinkedIn as a recruitment and networking tool and navigate video interviews and biometrics scanning.

Attendees qualify for a complimentary resume or LinkedIn review. R

JOB SEARCH LIKE A PRO: NETWORKING & OUTREACH Friday, March 11, 7-8 pm Erica Reckamp, of Job Search Like a Pro, teaches how to craft messages, emails and letters that help you stand out from the competition. Attendees qualify for a free content review. R

BUSINESS/TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP

INTRO TO MICROSOFT WORD Tuesday, March 22, 7-8 pm This class introduces the ribbon menu and teaches how to create and edit text.

Basic mouse and keyboarding skills are required. R

INTRO TO MICROSOFT EXCEL Thursday, March 24, 7-8 pm Learn how to create basic spreadsheets using Excel. R

Wednesdays: March 16 and 30, 7-8:30 pm This workshop focuses on taking all the skills and resources you have learned in previous classes and giving you the time, space and skilled staff to assist you. R

DIGITAL CONNECTIONS ITPLD RESOURCES PAGE

GOOGLE

Learn about the many resources ITPLD has to offer and when you should use them. R

Explore the free cloud-based Microsoft Word alternative available to all who sign up with Gmail. Gmail account and password is required. R

Part 1 | Wednesday, January 5 Business and career, genealogy, government and social services and high school/college prep resources.

Part 2 | Wednesday, February 2 Journals, Languages, News and Reference resources.

TECH ASSISTANCE Learn to use your devices to download apps and more.

Talk with a library staff expert one-on-one. R Android | Monday, January 10, 2-2:45 pm or 3-3:45 pm Apple | Monday, February 7, 3:30-4 pm or 4:15-4:45 pm Kindle | Monday, March 7, 3:30-4 pm or 4:15-4:45 pm Basic | Thursdays: January 20, February 17 and March 17, 10-10:45 am or 11-11:45 am

GoogleDocs Wednesday, January 19, 7-8:30 pm Google Sheets Wednesday, February 9, 7-8:30 pm

TECH TALK: TED TALK SCREENING AND DISCUSSION Wednesday, February 23, 7-8 pm Watch two Ted Talk presentations that address the advancement of technology. A discussion will follow. R

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