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Looking for something different to read? Check out our staff favorites.
Carole suggests:
A Carrion Death by Michael Stanley
Sunday's at Tiffany's by James Patterson and Gabrielle Charbonnet
Santa Fe Dead by Stuart Woods
Pam suggests:
The Women by T. C. Boyle
The Story Sisters by Alice Hoffman
Garden Spells by Sarah Addison Allen
Carol suggests :
Handle with Care by Jodi Picoult
Tea Time for the Traditionally Built by Alexander McCall Smith
The Little Giant of Aberdeen County by Tiffany Baker

CHILDREN AND TEEN SUMMER PROGRAMS

REMEMBER THAT WE ARE COLLECTING DONATIONS FOR THE SUTTON FOOD BANK ALL SUMMER. BRING AN ITEM TO DONATE WHEN YOU CHECK IN FOR THE READING CLUB AND GET AN EXTRA DRAWING TICKET FOR OUR GREAT READING CLUB PRIZES. YOU MUST BE A MEMBER OF THE READING CLUB TO PARTICIPATE IN THE DRAWINGS.

SCI-FI MEMORABILIA EVENING, TUESDAY, JULY 7TH AT 6:30 PM, WITH CHAD JULIAN OF 'THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT. THERE WILL BE DOOR PRIZES. PRE-REGISTER IN ADVANCE.

THE MUSEUM OF SCIENCE TRAVELING SHOW 'SUPER COLD SCIENCE' WILL BE AT THE LIBRARY ON THURSDAY, JULY 9TH AT 11:00 AM. PLEASE PRE-REGISTER IN ADVANCE FOR THIS EVENT.

TEEN KARAOKE, SNACKS AND MORE! FRIDAY, JULY 10 AT NOON. PRE-REGISTER IN ADVANCE. CHECK OUT THE TEEN PAGE FOR MORE PROGRAMS, REMEMBER YOU GET AN EXTRA DRAWING TICKET FOR EACH TEEN PROGRAM THAT YOU ATTEND!
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  Question of the Week  
In 1945 there was a rescue by the Patton's Third Army to liberate one of these animals from possible extinction by the Russian Army:
Austrian water buffaloes
European bald eagles
Lippizanner horses
Alpine goats
Polish terriers


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Last week's answer to the question of the week:
The answer, long overdue, is the Lippizaner horses from the Spanish Riding School of Vienna.
Roberta suggests:
The Memory Keeper's Daughter by Kim Edwards. Dr. David Henry's split second decision and closely held secret will destroy his marriage and his relationship with his son.
The Captain's Wife by Douglas Kelley. Based on the true life story of Mary Patten. On a clipper ship rounding treacherous Cape Horn Joshua Patten, ship captain, becomes ill. The crew mutinies and Mary must not only put down the mutiny and take over as captain, but successfully bring the ship into San Francisco.
The Corporal was a Pitcher, by Ira Berkow. A tale recounting the arduous struggle Lou Brissie experienced to recover from devastating WWII injuries he sustained in order to play baseball for the Philadelphia A's. His courage and tenacity were rewarded when he was named to the 1949 All Star Game. "Brissie was a great guy -- fine arm, sneaky fast." said Ted Williams.
Perfect Poison by Amanda Quick. If Lucinda Bromley doesn't find her fern she could be charged with murder since it is that fern that was used to poison Lord Fairborn. Hiring Caleb Jones seemed like a good idea until it precipitates a series of attempted murders.
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