Library Weekly Newsletter | Date:
May 19, 2024
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A Message from the
Director
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Decode the Criminal Mind with Handwriting Expert
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Livingston Library
Community,
True crime is one of
the most popular genres at the library and it shows no signs of
slowing down. Have you ever wondered what the handwriting of a
murderer looks like? Did you know that various characteristics in
penmanship can explain various personality traits and perhaps even
“killer” tendencies?
Those interested in
penmanship and true crime are invited to join us on Monday, May 20th
at 7 pm for the lecture Criminal Minds: Killer
Handwriting, where handwriting expert, Terry
Antoniewicz, will explore high-profile criminal cases using the
handwriting specimens of Jack the Ripper, the American Jack the
Ripper, Ted Kaczynski, Jeffrey Dahmer, and Son of Sam.
During this lecture, we will dive deep into the letter size,
slant, and pressure of the handwriting, as well as the driving
psychological forces behind their horrific crimes. Registration is
not required for this event and all are welcome to attend.
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The Livingston
Public Library offers a variety of ELL programs to residents
interested in practicing their English speaking, listening, and
reading skills. Opportunities to tutor are also
available.
For more
information, contact Christine Kelley-Kemple
at 973-992-4600
ext: 248
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Wednesday, June
6 | 7pm
Are you an avid reader
looking to discuss contemporary fiction, trending titles, and popular
authors?
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Thursday, June
13 | 11am
Enjoy reading and
discussing a "thriller" novel with like-minded friends. Hot
tea will be served at the meeting.
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Friday, June 14
| 12:30pm
Join Let's Talk
About Books, a monthly book club that is currently meeting via
Zoom.
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Monday, June 17
| 7pm
Can't get enough of
the true crime genre? Looking for something to do after binging shows.
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Wednesday, July
17 | 7pm
Do you enjoy cooking,
sharing ideas, and kitchen tips, while enjoying great food? Join the
Livingston Public Library's Cookbook Club!
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Reads
for AAPI Heritage Month
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Celebrate Asian
American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month at the Livingston
Public Library with these reads written by Asian American Pacific
Islander authors. Please note that descriptions are taken from the
publishers. Age of Vice by Deepti Kapoor New Delhi, 3 a.m. A
speeding Mercedes jumps the curb and in...
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The
Joys of Birds and Birding:
A
Library Program
and
Reading List
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Whether
brightening a dull gray day with a flash of color as they fly by or
signaling the dawn of a spring day with their cheery chirping,
birds undoubtedly make the world more interesting. These little
winged emissaries fascinate us in every way, including the
incredible distances and travel around...
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Library
Resources for Jewish American Heritage Month
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By Congressional
resolution and Presidential proclamation in 2006, Jewish American
Heritage Month is commemorated in May and is a national month of
recognition of the more than 350 years of Jewish contributions to
American culture, acknowledging the diverse achievement of the
Jewish community in the U.S. in fields ranging from...
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Livingston, New Jersey 07039
(973) 992-4600
livingstonlibrary.org
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