topics and enjoy reading or Axis 360: listening within the Axis 360 app. Coming Soon Axis 360 also presents A New way recommendations from the to MCPLS! library’s collection, based on the to check out user’s selection. ebooks & Axis 360 goes live November 1! audiobooks To download the app and learn about Axis 360 please visit Does your team have mcpls.org/elibrary! what it takes to pull off the The new Axis 360 app provides greatest art heist in Apple, Android and Windows history? Desktop users the ability to discover, download and read eBooks or listen to digital audio- For groups of 6-8 books, within a single application. people, great for team building exercises! Like WVDELI and hoopla digital, Axis 360 is another way that By appointment only: for patrons can obtain quality eBooks more information or to and audiobooks, free of charge book a visit, please with their library card. contact Dan Ward at [email protected] or Axis 360 app users will be able to 304-366-1210 x 128! access new digital content from the Marion County Public Library Heist: An Escape Room Experience System, particularly New York is held at the Marion County Public Times Bestsellers. Library in Fairmont.
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P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 Feature New STEAM Fairmont Fairview Mannington Marion / Story Releases Bookmobile www.mcpls.org Fiction Large Print November A Ladder to the Sky by John Boyne The Breakers by Marcia Muller A Seat by the Hearth by Amy Clipton A Christmas by the Sea New Almost Everything by Anne Lamott by Melody Carlson An Echo in the Darkness Clock Dance by Anne Tyler Releases by Francine Rivers The Colors of All the Cattle Find more new releases at http://bit.ly/2z8HAbe The Bartered Brides by Alexander Maccall Smith by Mercedes Lackey The Dead Ringer by MC Beaton Bathed In Prayer by Jan Karon Echoes of Evil by Heather Graham Button Man by Andrew Gross Every Breath by Nicholas Sparks Series DVDs Catching Christmas Everything She Didn’t Say Chicago Med Seasons 1-3 by Terri Blackstock by Jane Kirkpatrick Star Trek Discovery Season 1 Cheap Her to Keep Her Freedom’s Light by Colleen Coble by Kiki Swinson The Hawaiian Discovery The Colors of All the Cattle by Wanda E. Brunstetter
DVDs by Alexander Maccall Smith Heads to You by David Baldacci Blackkklansman Dead Man Running by Steve Hamilton Heads You Win by Jeffrey Archer Escape Plan 2: Hades The Dead Ringer by MC Beaton Kingdom of the Blind by Louise Penny The Female Brain Echoes of Evil by Heather Graham The Light before Day Freak Show The French Exit by Patrick Dewitt by Suzanne Woods Fisher An Interview with God Hazards of Time Travel Long Road to Mercy by David Baldacci Slender Man by Joyce Carol Oates A Mother’s Gift by Charlotte Hubbard The Spy Who Dumped Me Heads You Win by Jeffrey Archer The Next Person You Meet in Teen Titans go to the Movies Hidden Peril by Irene Hannon Heaven by Mitch Albom His Promise by Shelley Shepard Gray Night of Miracles by Elizabeth Berg Jerusalem’s Queen by Angela Hunt Nine Perfect Strangers Children’s Killing Commedatore by Liane Moriarty by Haruki Murakami Not Quite Over You by Susan Mallery DVDs Kingdom of the Blind by Louise Penny Ours for a Season Blaze and The Monster Machines: The Kinship of Secrets by Eugenia Kim by Kim Vogel Sawyer Blaze Saves Christmas The Last Secret of The Deverills Paradise Valley by CJ Box Homeward Bound by Santa Montefiore Past Tense by Lee Child Incredibles 2 The Light before Day Pitchfork Pass Nick Jr Snow Awesome by Suzanne Woods Fisher by William W. Johnstone New Adventures of Gumby Long Road to Mercy by David Baldacci The Reckoning by John Grisham Planes with Brains Marilla of Green Gables Rise of the Mystics by Ted Dekker Pinkalicious & Peterrific: by Sarah Mccoy Target by James Patterson Best Pink Present Master of His Fate by Barbara Taylor Terror in Gunsight by Lauran Paine Top Wing Melmoth by Sarah Perry Time’s Convert by Deborah Harkness Wiggles Wiggly Wiggly Christmas Mind Games by Nancy Mehl Tony’s Wife by Adriana Trigiani New York’s Finest by Kiki Swinson Trigger Warning Night of Miracles by Elizabeth Berg by William W. Johnstone Audio Books Nine Perfect Strangers Unsheltered by Barbara Kingsolver Bad Luck and Trouble by Liane Moriarty Vendetta by Iris Johansen by Lee Child The Noel Stranger Beauchamp Hall by Danielle Steel by Richard Paul Evans Juror #3 by James Patterson On Magnolia Lane by Denise Hunter Non-Fiction Kingdom of the Blind The Other Woman by Sandie Jones The Deep State by Jeason Chaffetz by Louise Penny Paradise Valley by CJ Box Fear by Bob Woodward Long Road to Mercy Past Tense by Lee Child From Here to Eternity by David Baldacci Sea of Greed by Clive Cussler by Caitlin Doughty Look Alive Twenty-Five The Secluded Village Murders Ghostland by Colin Dickey by Janet Evanovich by Shelly Frome The Good Neighbor by Maxwell King Nine Perfect Strangers Star Trek Discovery: Succession The Last Palace by Norman Eisen by Liane Moriarty by Kirsten Beyer Songwriter’s Market by Cris Freese Past Tense by Lee Child Target by James Patterson Strong is the New Pretty Sea of Greed by Clive Cussler The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Kale Parker Target Alex Cross by Heather Morris Tasty: Latest and Greatest by James Patterson Tony’s Wife by Adriana Trigiani This is the Day by Tim Teabow You Don’t Own Me Unsheltered by Barbara Kingsolver Whiskey in a Teacup by Mary Higgins Clark Who I Am With You by Reese Witherspoon by Robin Lee Hatcher Wild Justice by Loren D Estleman
www.mcpls.org Nov. New Releases Cont.
Young Adult Broken Things by Lauren Oliver 1-on-1 Tech Help: The Dark Descent of Elizabeth Frankenstein Mannington by Kierstin White Dear Evan Hansen by Val Emmich Thursdays at 2 pm Dry by Neal Shusterman Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Adults can get hands on help during Grindelwald Screenplay our 1-on-1 Technology Time! Kingdom of Ash by Sarah J. Maas Meeting every Thursday at 2 pm: A Lady’s Guide to Petticoats this is a designated time for adults to and Piracy by Mackenzi Lee get help with their mobile devices. Mortal Engines by Philip Reeve The Shadow Throne by Jennifer A. Nielsen Tech Time: Through the Dark by Alexandra Bracken Mannington What I Thought Was True 3D Printing: by Huntley Fitzpatrick Thursdays at 3:30 pm Fairmont Middle school students: Join the Monday, November 26, Juvenile Fiction Mannington Public Library every 5 pm Children of Jubilee Thursday at 3:30 pm for Tech Time by Margaret Peterson Haddix with Keith! Each week we’ll be trying The Day of the Dead Mystery out a fun new STEAM program, with Holiday Ornaments: by Gertrude Chandler Warner everything from 3D printing to Lego This program is designed for 4th The Ghost of Slappy by R.L. Stine Robotics! Please contact the grade and up. In this project, you The Golden Tower by Holly Black Mannington Public Library at can draw or design a holiday Grenade by Alan Gratz 304-986-2803 for more information. ornament to be 3D printed. Those No Slam Dunk by Mike Lupica Shine the Silver Dragon who have participated in our by Tracey West Robotics: previous classes will have the Ursula’s Funland 1 & 2 freedom to use the skills they by Johanna Gohmann Fairmont have developed, while newcomers can still create a Monday, unique ornament of their own. Graphic Novels November 5, Batman and Robin: Volumes 2-5 5 pm Participants will be notified via Peter J. Tomasi email to pick up their 3D printed Oblivion Song 1 by Robert Kirkman Volcano Alert: Suit- objects in the weeks following this Sandman 10 by Neil Gaiman able for children in program.
grades 3 through 5, or for families to do together. We will be Limited to 12 people, call CDs using Lego WeDo's to explore the 304-366-1210 to sign up, or Aretha Franklin sings the great different ways that scientists monitor follow this link: diva classics volcanic activity then build and program Demon Days by Gorillaz http://bit.ly/2NKB2S7 an alarm to indicate the different stages Kamikaze by Eminem of volcanic activity. Rearview Mirror by Pearl Jam A Star is Born: Motion Picture Upcoming Classes Limited to 20 people, call Soundtrack For more information about 304-366-1210 to sign up, or upcoming classes as they are follow this link: http://bit.ly/2CnvACG scheduled, visit mcpls.org/library- events! Turkeys Galore Turkeys are all over the library! Help us find all the hidden turkeys on this fun scavenger hunt! Join us on Saturday, November 17: 12-3:30pm.This will be casual come and go day, you can stop in any time between the given hours. Find the hidden turkeys and try your hand at Turkey Corn Hole! Fairmont 321 Monroe Street Friends of the Library Fairmont, WV 26554 304-366-1210 ‘Tween the Pages Book Sale Students in grades 5-8: The Friends of the Library Book We’ll be meeting Sale returns November 10! Join us Monday, November 19 from 10 am—3 pm for great deals Adult Craft Class at 3:30 pm to discuss on hardback books, DVDs, CDs, Join us Tuesday, November The Inquisitor’s Tale: audiobooks, and more! $3 a bag! 13 at 5 pm to create a silly Or Three Magical turkey wreath! Sign up Children and Their required, please bring your Holy Dog by Adam NaNoWriMo Young own white hard round Gidwitz. Stop by the Writers Program Styrofoam wreath, all other front desk to check out materials will be provided! NaNoWriMo is a copy today!
National Novel Sign up here http://bit.ly/2PCbzvR Writing Month, which or by calling 304-366-1210! Awesome Readers Club is the month of We’ll be meeting November. During Monday, November 19 that month, Artible at 5 pm to discuss The participants write—or Get ready to celebrate fall Outsiders by S.E. attempt to write—a novel! At MCPL, with our November Artible Hinton and to watch the we will be participating in the NaN- Class! We’re offering not 1983 movie adaptation. oWriMo Young Writers Program one, but TWO opportunities (YWP), which is a version of NaN- to create a sunflower Stop by to check out a oWriMo for students. painting! Registration copy today! required, please bring: Angle brush, and Anyone can participate in small-med round brush with pointy end. NaNoWriMo. Our NaNoWriMo YWP Colors needed: White, Burnt Umber, Teen Crafternoon group at MCPL will be open to orange, raw sienna, yellow ochre, yellow Join us Wednesday, students in grades 4 though 12 (up deep, yellow medium, naples yellow, olive November 28 at 5 pm to to age 17). green, hooker's green, sky blue or red for make book page background. ornaments! Write-In Sessions Tuesday, November 6, 13, 20, 27 Sign up by following one of the links below Visit http://bit.ly/2PbLnLT at 5 pm or by calling 304-366-1210! to sign up!
Write-In sessions (every Tuesday in Friday, November 2 (5 pm): November). During this time you can http://bit.ly/2ynAxJ3 Coming Next Month sit with other participants to write A sneak peek for December: your novel. There will also be some Tuesday, November 27 (5 pm): ‘Holiday Hijinks’ is back with the optional fun writing activities! http://bit.ly/2NM75RN return of the holiday puppet show! Join us Thank Goodness It's Over Party Yarn Guild Saturday December 8 Saturday, December 1, 2 pm at 2 pm for some Love knitting or crochet? We're looking for a holiday delights and tangle of people who love working with yarn! Visit mcpls.org /youngwritersprogram the featured puppet Join us on Tuesday, November 20 at 5 pm show at 3pm. for more details! for "Yarn Guild"! Open to people of all skill levels! Visit http://bit.ly/2SapvPq to sign up! www.mcpls.org Novel Ideas
November is National Novel Writing Month and to help kickstart your own Fairview creative endeavor in writing “The 500 Main Street New Hours: Fairview, WV 26570 Great American Novel,” Monday: 10 am — 5 pm 304-449-1021 our “Novel Ideas” Tuesday: 10 am —7 pm entryway display features Wednesday: 10 am — 5 pm Thursday: 10 am — 5 pm Speaking of Books several authors’ heavily Friday: 9 am —1pm Our monthly book club, buzzed about recent Saturday: 9 am — 1 pm Speaking of Books, meets debut novels. Check out on November 27 at 4 pm Flying Through Fall to discuss Dead Wake by A.J. Finn’s The The fall semester of children’s Erik Larson Woman in the programming may be winding down, but Window, Chloe there’s no shortage of activities for our “A 2015 New York Times juvenile patrons this month. non-fiction bestseller. The Benjamin’s The book looks at the sinking Immortalists, Toddler Time and Story Hour participants of Lusitania during World War I and the can enjoy “Giving Thanks” and “Skating events surrounding the sinking. “ Georgia into Winter” sessions while our “Circle Hunter’s We Time” friends will be treated to a Last Call Were the Lucky Ones, or cornucopia of Thanksgiving tales. The Fairview Public Library will be wrapping up its collections for the “Mitten Jane Harper’s The Dry, to Just a reminder - during the week of Tree Drive” on November 16. If you name just a few. November 19th, there will be no Toddler haven’t done so already, there’s still time Time or Story Hour classes due to to donate children’s winter clothing and Thanksgiving Break. underwear to this worthy cause. Your support is greatly appreciated!
What Do You Know About That? Trivia Contest The spotlight shines on “Movember: The Sequel and More” during our “What Do Adult Crafternoon You Know about That? Trivia Contest” If the upcoming holiday season on November 29. Patrons ages 14 and puts you in the crafting spirit, up can test their wits on how well they join us on November 27 at 5 pm recognize certain mustachioed fictional
Cook-a-Book and real life subjects as well as how for our “Waterless Snow Globes Featured this month is our third knowledgeable they are in aviation Adult Crafternoon.” Participants installment of “Cook-a-Book: Come Fly history; the patron with the most correct will receive the materials and with Me.” On November 20 at 11 am, answers wins a prize! tools needed to create their very children ages 6-12 are invited to help us own seasonal snow globes. celebrate Aviation History Month with games, crafts, and snacks featuring a Cream of the Crop Space is limited for this program flight theme. Space is limited, so be sure It’s the “Cream of the Crop Guessing to contact the library or go to http:// Game” at the Circulation Desk this so registration is required. Call bit.ly/2O0I7hq to get registered. month. Guess how many caramel the library or follow this link to creams are in the jar, be the closest sign up: http://bit.ly/2D1a3ky without going over, and win! www.mcpls.org Toddler Time & Story Time This month Miss Janet and Miss Carol are “Thankful” for children! And Pete the Cat is having a “Stuffed Animal Sleepover”; Pete’s pretty popular, we expect he’ll have a Mannington groovy slumber party for all of our furry friends. 109 Clarksburg Street Mannington, WV 26582 Get Hooked on Story Time! 304-986-2803 Van Gogh & Goodies Learning to read begins before Want to learn how children start school. From the time to make a holiday they are infants, children learn Saturday Morning Movie wreath? language and other important skills that will help them learn to read. @ The Library Join Carol Developing early literacy skills makes November 26; it easier for children to learn to read Join us Saturday, combine greenery, once they begin school. November 10 at 11 ribbon, ornaments am for a showing of and more to make Fall sessions for Toddler Time a Disney Pixar’s In- a beautiful wreath program for children up to 3 years of credibles 2. PG, 111 at 5:00 pm. age meets on Tuesdays at 10:30 am, minutes. and Story Time a program for It’s Pizza Party Time! children 2-5 years of age meets on Synopsis: “Bob Parr, We received a lot of positive feedback Tuesdays at 12:30 and Wednesdays Mr. Incredible, is left from students and parents, so we’re at 10:30. to care for Jack-Jack offering the “pizza parties” once again. while Helen, The staff of the Mannington Public You may register when you are Elastigirl, is out saving the world“ Library wishes to celebrate Blackshere’s visiting the library, or by calling second grade class during the month 304-986-2803.We thank you for Cover 2 Cover of November. registering, so we can be prepared Pick up your copy of for you! Skeletons at the Feast by Anytime a teacher or student visits the
Chris Bohjalian at the library and checks out library materials, Friends of the Library Mannington Public Library we will add one pizza topping for each FALL into a and join the Cover 2 item checked-out to our large pizza pie great used Cover book club on on our bulletin board. book! Friends Thursday, November 15 at Book Sale is 1:30 p.m. The homeroom that loads up our pizza open every with the most toppings will receive a week: Friday pizza party and a story provided by the 10-4 and Fiction Addiction Mannington Public Library. Saturday 9-1. Fiction Addiction is books, food and FUN! If WEEKLY CONTEST! Play every time How the Friends Book Sale you are interested joining you visit to win prizes and enter the supports the Mannington Library: this teen book club, pick drawing for the Grand Prize! up a copy of Scythe by The Friends support Gator’s READ, Neal Shusterman at the Week 1: Spin-the-Wheel MMS six grade class with a monthly Mannington Public Week 2: Fishing for Prizes drawing; last month the class Library and join us Week 3: Can of Worms checked out over 100 books. Go November 19 at 3:30 for Week 4: Lucky Lollipops Gator’s…READ! Thank you, Friends. the book discussion, craft and FOOD! www.mcpls.org Marion Libearian, the town librarian
Hello All! Make it a November to remember! The month that autumn is in its final glory days reminding us of winter ahead. The library is warming up for all the holiday activities approaching!
November: the month to be thankful. We at the library are indeed thankful for all our faithful patrons. We look forward to seeing you with all the holiday delights ahead. Remember the library has online resources like hoopla digital and Freegal to help you make the holidays brighter.
Enjoy the month of November with family and friends.
MCPLS Bookmobile The Bookmobile will not run 11/12/18, 11/22/18, or 11/23/18. In case of inclement weather, please check our social media accounts for an update about whether the bookmobile will run!
Monday Monongah Park Trailhead: 11:00-12:00. Monongah Carolina: 1:30-2:30. Post Office. [1st & 3rd Week] Hutchinson: 1:30-2:00. Woodlands Assisted Living [2nd & 4th Week]
Tuesday The Arbors: 10:00-11:00. 410 Cleveland Avenue [1st & 3rd Week] Rivesville: 12:30-1:30. Community Center Lot [1st & 3rd Week] Bunner Ridge: 3:00-4:00. Sagebrush Roundup [1st & 3rd Week] PACE: 11:30-12:30 Big Lots Plaza (Country Club Road) [2nd & 4th Week] Disability Action Center: 2:30-3:30. 102 Benoni Ave. [2nd & 4th Week]
Wednesday White Hall: 9:00-10:00. Middletown Mall [1st & 3rd Week] NASA IV & V: 12:00-1:00. Back Parking Lot [1st & 3rd Week] Marion Square: 3:00-4:00. Country Club Road [1st & 3rd Week] White Hall: 10:30-11:30. Middletown Mall [2nd & 4th Week]
Thursday Rock Lake: 2:00-3:00. Community Center [1st & 3rd Week] Colfax: 3:30-4:30. Community Center [1st & 3rd Week]
Friday Miller School Apartments: 11:00-12:00. 2 Pennsylvania Avenue [1st & 3rd Week] Fairmont Federal Credit Union: 11:00-12:00. Gateway Connector [2nd & 4th Week]
The Bookmobile also visits the following locations: Sunbeam Early Learning Center, Stepping Stone Inc., and Kidz Connection, as well as a variety of head starts, day cares, Boys and Girls Club locations, and more during the school year. For an up-to-date calendar of Bookmobile events, please visit www.mcpls.org/bookmobiles Fairmont Mannington November 1, 8, 15, 29: Story Hour (10:30 am) November 1, 8, 15, 29: 1-on-1 Tech Time November 1, 8, 15, 29: Toddler Time for adults (2 pm) (4:30 pm) November 1, 8, 15, 29: Tech Time (3:30 pm) November 2, 9, 16, 30: Story Hour (10:30 am) November 2, 9, 16, 23, 30: Friday Friends November 2: Artible (5 pm) Book Sale (10 am—4 pm) Sunflower (choose 11/2 OR 11/27) November 3, 10, 17: Saturday Friends November 5: Discover: Robotics (5 pm) Book Sale (9 am—1 pm) Volcano Detection November 6, 13, 20, 27: Toddler Time November 6, 13, 20, 27: Baby Time (9:15 am) (10:30 am) November 6, 13, 20, 27: Toddler Time (10 am) November 6, 13, 20, 27: Story Time November 6: Discover: Sewing (12:30 pm) Reversible Table Runner: 4:30 or 6 pm November 7, 14, 21, 28: Toddler Time November 6, 13, 20, 27: NaNoWriMo Young (10:30 am) Writers Program: Writing Session (5 pm) November 10: Saturday Morning Movie @ November 7, 14, 21, 28: Toddler Time (10 am) The Library Showing Incredibles 2 (11 am) November 7, 14, 21, 28: Story Hour (4:30 pm) November 12: CLOSED: Veteran’s Day November 7, 14, 21, 28: Wednesday Night November 15: Cover2Cover (1:30 pm) Tabletop Game Group (5 pm) Skeletons at the Feast by Chris Bohjalian November 10: Friends Book Sale November 19: Fiction Addiction (3:30 pm) 11 am—3 pm Scythe by Neal Shusterman November 12: CLOSED: Veteran’s Day November 22-24: CLOSED: Thanksgiving November 13: Adult Craft Class (5 pm) November 26: Van Gogh and Goodies Turkey Wreath (5 pm) Holiday Wreaths November 17: Turkeys Galore Day November 19: ‘Tween the Pages (3:30 pm) The Inquisitor’s Tale by Adam Gidwitz November 19: Awesome Readers Club (5 pm) The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton Showing the 1983 Movie Fairview November 20: Yarn Guild (5 pm) November 1-16: Mitten Tree Drive November 22-24: CLOSED: Thanksgiving November 1-30: “Cream of the Crop” November 26: Discover: 3D Printing (5 pm) Guessing Game Holiday Ornament November 1, 8, 29: November 27: Artible (5 pm) Thursday Story Hour (10 am) Sunflower (choose 11/2 OR 11/27) November 5, 26: Toddler Time (10 am) November 28: Teen Crafternoon (5 pm) November 7, 28: Wednesday Story Hour Book Page Ornaments (10 am) December 1: NaNoWriMo YWP: “Thank November 12: CLOSED: Veteran’s Day Goodness It’s Over” Party (2 pm) November 13: Circle Time 2 November 20: Cook-A-Book Theme: “Come Fly With Me” Check out our online November 22-24: CLOSED: Thanksgiving calendar to register for November 27: Circle Time 1 events and get the November 27: Speaking of Books (4 pm) most up-to-date Dead Wake by Erik Larson information! November 27: Adult Crafternoon: Waterless Snow Globe Follow the QR code, November 29: What Do You Know About or visit: That? Trivia Contest (9 am—4pm) http://bit.ly/2uydBHl “Movember & More Edition”