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BOOK NOTES

2012 KANSAS READS…Our Boys

   Join us in the statewide 2012 Kansas Reads.. Our BoysBooks  are available for check out January 27- March 17, 2012.  The discussion for this book will be on  March 8 @ 7:00pm.

   The Kansas Center for the Book at the State Library of Kansas is proud for the sixth year to present 2012 Kansas Reads…Our Boys, an inspiring story about how a coach and a small town build young people with the basic values of love, patience, and hard work, a vivid slice of American life.

    Books were recommended by a committee of experienced and qualifiedlibrarians, educators, and authors to fit the theme “Community”.  Our Boys: A Perfect Season on the Plains with Smith Center Redmen by Joe Drape fit this theme and was selected by the State Librarian for its broad-based appeal that encourages and sustains spirited discussion about how small communities that expect to grow need something special, which can take many forms, including a high school football team.

     

Ebooks are here!

Winfield library patrons who have a 67156 zip code can download ebooks, digital audio books, music and more at the Sunflower eLibrary. Materials can be used on a wide variety of devices, including computers, readers and phones. All you need is your library card and pin number! So fire up that Kindle or IPad and lets get started! 

 Help the library and save money on your taxes – all at the same time! Did you know that donations to the library are tax deductible? Donate $20.00 to the purchase of any book -ebook or paper- and you can be the first to read it and take a nice deduction on your taxes. For more information contact Joan @ the library at 221-4470

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How to Create a Toothbrush Rug

Glenda Schmidt will present a hands on class  (Tuesday, February 7 from 6-8pm) showing how to create a rug that resembles both a braided or crocheted rug using strips of used sheeting (examples are on display at the library). These rugs are durable and designed to be used. It is a great green project to use up your old sheeting or recycled clothing. They are called toothbrush rugs because a needle is made from a toothbrush and is used instead of a crochet hook. This free class is limited to 10. Contact the library at 620-221-4470 to reserve a spot. Continue reading How to Create a Toothbrush Rug