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Novi Public Library Newsletter-January 2016
New Book Collection! Join us on Wednesday, January 6th at 7pm in the Youth Department to help us unveil new books celebrating women's history! Members of the American Business Women's Association-Novi Oaks Charter Chapter (ABWA) generously donated these books to help expand the biography materials in the youth collection. Over $500 was received by the chapter and in recognition of the ABWA, a plate will be placed in each book acknowledging this organization. We hope you will join us!
Rosetta Stone Software Discontinued Starting in February 2016 the Rosetta Stone software will be discontinued due to lack of technical support from the Rosetta Stone company. To meet your language learning needs the Novi Public Library highly recommends using Mango Languages. Unlike Rosetta Stone, you can use Mango anywhere the internet is available, including your phone via the Mango app.
Need a Tutor? Tutor.com Can Help! Stuck on a homework problem? If so, be sure to check out Tutor.com! From free homework help, tutoring, peer coaching, professional development, training, and career help this database does it all for grades 3rd-12th in a variety of subjects! Hours: 2-11pm seven days a week with your Library card.
Margi Karp-Opperer Fund Established
Thanks to the generous support of James and Vicky McLean, a fund has been established in honor of longtime Assistant Director of Public Services, Margi Karp-Opperer. Margi gave 23 years of service to the Novi Public Library. She created many new programs & services and built long-lasting friendships with our patrons. To honor her, donations will be received to continue her legacy of exceptional programming for the youth, teens and adults of Novi. To Make a donation in Margi's honor, please contact the Library Administration office at 248-869-7204, or see the donation form located here.
Credit Card Machine UpgradeBeginning January 2, 2016, we will be upgrading our credit card processor. Throughout this process, we cannot accept PIN-required debit cards at any of our public desks or our self-check stations throughout the library. At the Drive-Up Window, only cash or check will be accepted. Thank you for your patience and understanding during this time.
Interested In a Read For the New Year? The Novi Historical Commission is selling, Villa Barr Tales, Trails, and Details by world renowned artist David Barr. If you are interested in learning more about the artist, the home, grounds and sculptures of Villa Barr, than this book is for you! This is a great commemorative piece of Novi History. Books are selling for $20 and are available to purchase at the check-out desk in the main lobby.
New Teen Book Club! Lindsay Fricke, Information Services Librarian, partnered with Sue Johnson, President of the Friends of the Novi Library, in applying for Community Financial's Summer of Sharing grant. The Library is happy to announce that the Friends Group was awarded $1,000 to be used towards the startup for a new teen book club! The first discussion will take place on February 17 at 6pm and pizza will be served. Visit novilibrary.org for more information. Thank you to Community Financial for this grant and allowing the Library to offer this fantastic book club!
Featured Adult Programs
Listen @ the LibrarySunday, January 10, 3-4pmAnother season of popular chamber music is underway. The Library partners with The Chamber Music Society of Detroit and the Friends of the Novi Library to bring you free family concerts performed by acclaimed artists. Don't miss our featured musical performers the Shanghai Quartet for our first Listen of the new year!
Jewelry Making with Rainbow LoomThursday, January 14, 6:30-8pmAdd a touch of bling elegance using Rainbow Loom. It's simple, worthwhile, and definitely an adult crowd pleaser! Choose from two different spectacular designs. Special guest Rainbow Loom Loominaries Artist Chodaros Bling! Call the Library at 248-349-0720 to register.
Ladies Night Out at the LibraryWednesday, January 20, 7-8pmLadies, bring a friend or make new ones while enjoying music and refreshments and creating a craft to take home. Register here.
Novi's Beginnings as West FarmingtonWednesday, January 20, 11am-12pmNovi Township, in its very early days, was considered part of Farmington Township. Maps, diagrams and early recollections will cover the years from 1824 to 1830. Brian Golden will be the presenter. Register here.
Purchasing the Right Digital CameraThursday, January 21, 7-8:30pmAn introduction to the different types of digital cameras, lenses and accessories. Learn before you buy. This program is presented by Jim Farkas. Register here.
Authentic Indian CookingSaturday, January 23, 1-2:30pmIndian dishes will be the specialty of the day. Don't miss wonderful tips, demonstrations and of course samples of delicious dishes. Recipe handouts will be provided. Register here.
Making Sense of the Required Minimum Distributions as you approach 70 1/2Wednesday, January 27, 10:30-11:30amThe decisions you make today can have a tremendous impact on your retirement income plan, the sustainability of your investment portfolio and the amount of taxes you'll pay over your lifetime. This informative program will help you.
Parent to Parent Book DiscussionWednesday, January 27, 6:30-7:30pmParticipate with Novi Community School District Superintendent Dr. Steve Matthews in a parent book club. This month's book is: How to Raise An Adult: Break Free of the Over-Parenting Trap & Prepare Your Kid for Success by Julie Lythcott-Haims. Registration can be done at the First Floor
Register here. Information Desk.
Featured Teen Programs
Introduction to Robotics DemonstrationSaturday, January 16, 11am-12pm & 1-2pmClub Z of Novi will provide a brief demonstration of robotics programming. Participants can sign-up for an introduction to robotics programming course offered by Club Z at the demonstration. For scheduling and details, contact Dean at 248-344-2200.
Let's Get Poppin'Tuesday, January 19, 4-5pmCome celebrate National Popcorn Day! Add a twist to basic varieties with tasty toppings and creative mix-ins for your own special treat. Register here.
Teen Advisory Board (TAB) MeetingFriday, January 22, 3:30-4:30pmJoin the TAB as we create and plan programs for teens at the Library. Meeting attendance will count as
Financial Aid for CollegeTuesday, January 26, 7-8pmChad Somerville from the Student Financial Services Bureau, located within the Michigan Department of Treasury will discuss financial aid
volunteer time. options for college. Register here.
Featured Youth Programs
Get Mobbed with Minecraft!Thursday, January 14, 6-8pmJoin us and play on our very own Minecraft servers! Spend time with all your favorite mobs and create whatever you can imagine. Register here.
Stories, Songs and Crafts to Honor Martin Luther KingMonday, January 18, 1-2pmSpecial stories and songs about hopes, dreams and treating all individuals equally and with respect will be our focus. Then, we will create signs and other crafts to be used in our "freedom march" through the Library. Register here.
Dog Days at the LibraryMonday, January 18, 6:30-8pmRead to a dog! Children are encouraged to practice their reading skills with a very patient listener: a therapy dog. For readers in grades K-6. Please call the Library to schedule a 15 minute appointment between 6:30pm and 8pm.
Lego ClubMonday, January 25, 6-6:45pmJoin us for Lego show and tell and building activities. We supply the Lego's, you supply the imagination.
Stuffed Animal SleepoverFriday, January 29, 4-5pmBring your special stuffed friend for an overnight adventure in the Library. Enjoy fun crafts, sharing stories, and tucking in your special friend for his/her sleepover. Come back the following day to pick up your animal, and hear all about their fun adventures. Register here.
Bright Loritos Spanish Story TimeSaturday, January 30, 12:30-1:15pmLearning Spanish can be fun for your little ones. Join us in a "If you Take a Mouse to the Movie" Story Time with Bright Loritios.
Monthly Book Discussion GroupsJoin us each month to chat with friends, neighbors and the Novi Community to
discuss fiction, non-fiction, classics and contemporary novels.
Neighborhood ReadsMonday, January 4, 7-8pm
Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel
Booked for LunchWednesday, January 13, 12-1pm
Boston Girl by Anita Diamant
Community Led Tuesday, January 19, 7-8pm
Those Who Save Us by Jenna Blum
You are able to reserve a copy of the book to be discussed, by calling the Library's Information Desk at (248) 869-7203 or accessing the online catalog.
A Few Dates to RememberFriends of the Novi Library Board Meeting- Wednesday, January 13, 7-
8:45pmNovi Library Board Meeting- Wednesday, January 20, 7-9pm
Novi Historical Commission Meeting- Wednesday, January 27, 7-8:30pm
City of NoviChili Chilly Softball ShowdownSaturday, January 9, 9am
Join us for the 2nd annual Chili Chilly Softball Showdown! The co-ed event will feature one pitch per at bat, prizes for all participants and a lunch featuring koney dogs from Kerby's Koney Island. Must be 18 years of age or older to participate. Click here for more information.
Daddy Daughter Dance-An Evening in ParisFriday, February 5, 2016 - 7-9pmSaturday, February 6 - 2-4pm, 7-9pm
Price is $14 per person. Prices will increase to $19 after Friday, January 29. No walk-ins will be accepted. Photo packages, corsages and keepsake charms are available for additional cost. Click here for more information.
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