Library Weekly
Newsletter September 1, 2024
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A
Message from the Director
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National
Library Card Signup Month
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Livingston Library
Community,
September is
National Library Card Signup Month! We invite you to celebrate at the
Livingston Library by visiting us and exploring the diverse services
that your library card offers you.
All month long,
cardholders both new and existing are invited to visit the Patron
Services desk to take part in a raffle. Each time you visit the
library and check out items earns you a raffle ticket towards our
prize drawing, where one lucky winner will receive a gift card to
Anthony Franco's. The raffle will run from September 3rd through
September 30th.
Livingston Library
card holders also have access to countless exclusive services. Those
looking to catch up on news, play a crossword puzzle, or try a new
recipe will enjoy the Library’s subscription to the New York Times
including NYT Games
and Cooking.
While those looking to learn a new language will find the Library’s
subscription to Rosetta Stone
or Mango
useful. Are you looking to learn a new skill or take a course in a
particular subject? The Library also offers cardholders access to Udemy.
You can explore the full range of databases available with your
Livingston Library card here.
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Thursday,
September 12 | 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,
September 13 | 12:30pm
Join Let's Talk
About Books, a monthly book club that is currently meeting via
Zoom.
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Monday,
September 16 | 7pm
Can't get enough of
the true crime genre? Looking for something to do after binging shows.
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Wednesday,
September 18 | 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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Wednesday,
October 9 | 7pm
Are you an avid reader
looking to discuss contemporary fiction, trending titles, and popular
authors?
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Insights
into the American Economy: Current Reads
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In a landscape
marked by unprecedented economic shifts, understanding the current
state of the U.S. economy is more vital than ever. Voters rank the
economy ahead of other hot button topics as one of the most
important issues ahead of the presidential election. Here are some
recently published titles available...
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Readalikes
for Fans
of
"Emily In Paris"
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Excited about the
upcoming fourth season of Emily in Paris on Netflix? The series
stars Lily Collins as aspiring marketing executive Emily Cooper, an
American who moves to Paris to provide an American point of view
and a social media presence to a French marketing firm. Cultures
clash as she...
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Dorothy
Parker in Books & Film - Livingston Public Library
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Dorothy Parker,
born on this day in 1893, was one of American literature's wittiest
and most fascinating figures. Her prolific output of poetry, short
fiction, screenplays, essays, and criticism- all infused with her
keen wordplay and biting humor- remains as sharp, vibrant, and
engrossing as ever. Her personal life was...
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