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JUNE-JULY2014 | Your place. Stories you want. Information you need. Connections you seek. Sherlock Holmes Discovers New Bookmobile Holmes and Watson flee from Professor Moriarty at the Kansas Museum of History. New Bookmobile in Town This Summer t’s no mystery that The Library Foundation’s work with the Capitol Federal® “We realize how important it is to provide an extension of the library to Foundation has created a literacy partnership that will be enjoyed all over the citizens of Topeka, especially those who are not able to visit the library Shawnee County. The Capitol Federal gift enabled the library to purchase a on a regular basis,” John B. Dicus, Capitol Federal® Chairman said. “The new bookmobile to replace a 21-year-old vehicle. In early June, it will arrive bookmobile also is a great opportunity for introducing the adventure of sporting a new distinctive design and a never-been-used collection. reading to children, for them to discover the fun III of reading for a lifetime.” The new bookmobile depicts scenes from a classic series, the Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Library CEO Gina Millsap points out that there is a twist in The “story” was performed by actors from the the mystery because the “story” is set in Topeka, making it truly unique to our Topeka Civic Theatre & Academy. “Through our community. Images of Holmes, Dr. Watson and their arch nemesis Professor Academy we have brought many books to life on Moriarty stand almost 8-feet tall. The wrap was designed by the library and our stage as part of our cooperative Read the Book, Capitol Federal staff, and captured by award–winning Alistair Tutton, Alistair See the Play program,” said Vicki Brokke, President Photography, Kansas City, Kan. & CEO, TCTA. “When asked to assist with the bookmobile wrap project, we were happy to recruit and costume actors. Our amazing library is a true asset in our community.” Moriarty contemplates his next Locked in mortal combat with Moriarty, Watson comes to rescue Holmes from falling off the Docking Building rooftop. move against Holmes at the Charles Curtis House Museum. sign up for reading at summerfest.tscpl.org NO BOOKMOBILE SERVICE JULY 4 | FOR SCHEDULE UPDATES, CHECK tscpl.org/bookmobile read more on the MONDAY digital branch @ tscpl.org 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM Pine Ridge, 1100 SE Highland 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM Wal-Mart, 1301 SW 37th 12:30 PM – 3:00 PM Educational & Quest Credit Union, SE 29th & Croco 1:00 PM – 3:15 PM Avondale East, 455 SE Golf Park Blvd 3:00 PM – 7:30 PM Fairlawn Plaza Shopping Center, SW 21st & Fairlawn 3:30 PM – 7:30 PM Tecumseh United Methodist Church, 334 SE Tecumseh TUESDAY 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 3625 SW Wanamaker 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM Brookwood Shopping Center, SW 29th & Oakley 2:15 PM – 7:30 PM Dillons, SW 29th & Urish 2:15 PM – 7:30 PM Shawnee Heights United Methodist Church, SE 45th/Shawnee Hts STALKING A KILLER IN WEDNESDAY SOUTHSIDE 9:30 AM – 7:30 PM Villa West Shopping Center, SW 29th & Wanamaker Gang reporter Michael Lyons is shot 9:30 AM – 7:30 PM California Crossing Shopping Center, on the street and becomes the news. SE 29th & California He survives the attack but is not THURSDAY unscathed. While he is recovering, 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM Berryton Elementary School, 2921 SE 69th a tape surfaces in which Lyons 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM Hunter's Ridge, NW 46th & Hwy 75 discusses the advantages of being 11:45 AM – 1:30 PM Quincy Street Station, 820 SE Quincy shot. Lyons is fired from his job, and 2:30 PM – 7:30 PM Brookwood Shopping Center, SW 29th & Oakley SUPERIMPOSED with suspicion hanging over him, uses 2:30 PM – 7:30 PM K-Mart North, NW Lyman & Tyler Read along on tscpl.org as a new FRIDAY his skills as a reporter to investigate chapter of the Community Novel is and prove his innocence. He connects 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM Fairlawn Plaza Shopping Center, SW 21st & Fairlawn published each week. This novel, set in his own shooting to three murders 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM Dillons North, 800 NW 25th St Topeka, offers a new twist to historical 2:00 PM – 7:30 PM Mike’s IGA, NE Sardou & Forest with one thing in common. Find fiction – and to traditional methods 2:30 PM – 7:30 PM Velma Paris Community Center, 6715 SW Westview out what it is in Stalking a Killer in of novel writing. SATURDAY the Southside by Michael Krikorian. 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM Educational & Quest Credit Union, SE 29th & Croco Chapters, written by a different 9:30 AM – 12:15 PM Apple Market, 1431 North Washington, Auburn DANCING THROUGH IT local author each time, alternate 12:45 PM – 3:00 PM Hunter's Ridge, NW 46th & Hwy 75 First it was hints, then concerned between present day and the past, 1:30 PM – 3:00 PM Villa West Shopping Center, SW 29th & Wanamaker talks, finally outright threats of revealing the mysterious truth about Visit tscpl.org/bookmobile to locate the drop box location nearest to you. dismissal: lose weight or lose your one of the characters. It’s the story Call the Bookmobile office at 785-580-4590 for more information. job. And that’s how Jenifer Ringer of Holly, a hospice worker, and Joe, a ended up an overweight, out-of-work, man in the twilight of his life, ex-ballerina. This is the true story of whose 70-year-old secret leads Holly LIBRARY being a promising young ballerina to a decision that could change her is a bimonthly publication of the TopekaNEWS & Shawnee County Public Library. Questions regarding this publication? with the New York City Ballet until her future forever. Call Diana Friend, Communications & Marketing, 785-580-4486. relationship with food derailed her LIBRARY NEWS is also available at www.tscpl.org. career. Jenifer was Visit tscpl.org/community-novel OPT OUT OF LIBRARY NEWS MAILING in a terrible cycle Tap into new chapters weekly and Don’t want to receive LIBRARY NEWS by mail? Opt out. Email [email protected]. she couldn’t break, read as serialized blog posts YOU MIGHT BE ON CAMERA binging, fasting, That’s also where you can access Programs, events and classes are photographed or videotaped for library promotional purposes. Notify library and obsessively versions for iPad, Nook and Kindle. staff if you prefer not to be photographed. exercising. Dancing It’s free online, but you can support Copyright © 2014 Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library Through It gives the local authors and buy it (and get it reader an insider’s 1515 SW 10th AVENUE | TOPEKA, KS 66604 signed) at the Book Launch Party view of the hectic Sept. 28! Preorder your copy now. PHONE DIGITAL LIBRARY LIBRARY HOURS and demanding life Look for dates in the next edition of 785 580-4400 | www.tscpl.org | MONDAY–FRIDAY 9 AM–9 PM | SATURDAY 9 AM–6 PM | SUNDAY 12 PM–9 PM of a ballerina. Library News. TOPEKA & SHAWNEE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWS 2 JUNE-JULY 2014 Arty Opportunities For the DIY Crafter Your friends and neighbors will be jealous of your do-it-yourself style after you’ve learned techniques from the library’s how-to crafting guides – from making jewelry to watercolor painting. Schedule a consult with a librarian and take a tour through our Arts & Crafts Neighborhood for inspiration. June 21 Science Meets Fiber Art Wearing a rusty treasure may not sound super sexy, but we’ll show you the appeal of rust-dyeing fabric. Gelatin may sound like something you eat, but we’ll show you how to make art with it. Learn these and other creative Fashionista’s Paradise Flip the page on fashion and spend hours enthralled with processes for fabric dyeing. Read My Pins, the shiny, silky—even sexy—political jewelry of Madeleine Albright. Then explore the more pop culture side of fashion with Fabulous Fashion Inventions by Laura Hamilton Waxman. Plus, reading about trends and trendsetters can help you earn prizes in our adult summer reading program. HOT, NEW SUMMER READS Picture this summertime scene: You and a book, the A/C blowin’ and your feet up after a long day in the sun, relaxing with these recent releases. Hot authors and their most recent books are available in paper and digital formats. Come in or visit tscpl.org/downloads. Available Available as on CD an ebook Remains of Innocence Night Heron Book of Life Top Secret Twenty-One Smart Money, Smart Kids J.A. Jance Adam Brookes Deborah Harkness Janet Evanovich Dave Ramsey TOPEKA & SHAWNEE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWS 3 JUNE-JULY 2014 New Way to Check Out ustomers now breeze Where You’ll Find New Checkouts Cthrough check-out using • 2 in New Books, Movies and Music • 1 in Holds Pick-Up • 6 in Check-out Lobby • 2 in Kids Library ATM-style kiosks. Look for blue-lighted, check-out kiosks located conveniently throughout the library. 3 major improvements to checking out 1. Speed. Check-out is much more streamlined 2. Convenience. Check-out kiosks located where you are in the building 3. Privacy. A more discreet way of checking out Instead of scanning each book, movie or other item individually, the new check- out kiosks enable you to place your selections in the cubby, and voilà, all the items are checked out at once. Your stack may need to be fanned out to make sure all items get scanned; otherwise, you’ll set of the security gates.