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Pr Gramguide A quarterly publication WINTER 2020-21 listing the programs and services pr gramof Cuyahoga County Public Library guideFREE TABLE OF CONTENTS GREAT BOOKS FOR KIDS / 1 – 9 YOUTH PROGRAMS/SERVICES / 10 WORKFORCE INITIATIVES / 11 ADULT EDUCATION & LITERACY PROGRAMS / 12 WINTER HOLIDAY CLOSINGS ALL CUYAHOGA COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY BRANCHES WILL BE CLOSED: THANKSGIVING Wednesday, November 25, early closing at 5:30 PM Thursday, November 26 CHRISTMAS EVE & DAY Thursday, December 24 Friday, December 25 NEW YEAR’S EVE & DAY Thursday, December 31 Friday, January 1 PROGRAM TIMES & DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR SOME PROGRAMS. Please visit cuyahogalibrary.org for the most up-to-date schedule of programs and events. GREAT BOOKS (AND MORE) From storytime books that build babies’ language skills to fantasy tales that will keep your teen engrossed in reading all winter, there’s a book for kids of all ages included in this guide. You’ll also find a sample of toys from our lending collection that support your child’s development and youth services to help ensure academic success during this challenging school year. And for adults and parents, we’re providing information on our free computer classes, career counseling and ESOL and GED® programs. Great Books for Kids is our annual list of recently published books and toys for kids of all ages. These items have been selected by our librarians, so you know they’re the best. We hope you’ll consider these books and toys for gift giving at the holidays (or any other time you want to give a special gift). Bake a Rainbow Cake! Let’s Build AGES 0 – 5 by Amirah Kassem, illustrated by Julie M. Fenner, illustrated by by Elisa Chavarri Zoe Waring AGES 0 – 2 Board Book | Abrams Appleseed Board Book | Houghton Miffl in Harcourt Follow along by pulling fl aps Each page features a different Antiracist Baby and turning dials in this colorful machine and movement for by Ibram X. Kendi, illustrated by cake-decorating experience. kids to act out. Ashley Lukashevsky Print | Kokila The Button Book Board Book | Kokila by Sally Nicholls, illustrated by Library Babies eBook | Penguin Young Readers Group Bethan Woollvin by Puck, illustrated eAudiobook | Penguin Random House Print | Tundra Books by Violet Lemay Audio Publishing Group eBook | Tundra Board Book | Duo Press, LLC Sectioned into nine succinct Children will learn their colors eBook | Duo Press, LLC steps, this book serves as the and shapes in this interactive Tag along with a group of perfect conversation starter “push the button” book. Each babies as they explore and for toddlers and their parents button prompts children to learn at their local library. on racism, equality and other make a noise or clap or sing. timely concepts. AGES 3 – 5 Construction Site A Baby Like You by Jonny Lambert Astro Girl by Catherine Thimmesh Board Book | DK Publishing by Ken Wilson-Max Print | Houghton Miffl in Harcourt Young readers are enticed to Print | Candlewick Press eBook | Houghton Miffl in Harcourt open the fl aps and discover eAudiobook | Dreamscape Media, LLC Each page celebrates human each construction vehicle. Astrid is a little girl who loves babies’ similarities and space and wants to become differences with other baby Hey Baby! A Baby’s an astronaut, just like a very species on Earth. Day in Doodles special person in her life. by Andrea Pippins Baby Loves: A First Board Book | Schwartz & Wade Books Bear Is Awake! Book of Favorites eBook | Schwartz & Wade by Hannah E. Harrison board book design by Hana Photos mixed with black- Print | Dial Books for Young Readers Anouk Nakamura, photographs and-white doodles illustrate eBook | Penguin Young Readers Group by Molly Magnuson the sequence of a child’s No hibernating here! Follow Board Book | Abrams Appleseed typical day. Bear on a wintery adventure eBook | Abrams in this ABC concept book. In this search-and- fi nd book, I Believe in Me little ones help fi nd the baby’s by Lorie Ann Grover, illustrated favorite item in categories like by Carolina Búzio animals, toys and clothes. Board Book | Cartwheel Books This simple rhyming book shows the wonderful things children are capable of. 1 Black Is a Señorita Mariposa Baloney and Friends Rainbow Color by Ben Gundersheimer (Mister by Greg Pizzoli by Angela Joy, illustrated G), illustrated by Marcos Print | Disney-Hyperion by Ekua Holmes Almada Rivero eBook | Little, Brown Books for Print | Roaring Brook Press Print | Nancy Paulsen Books Young Readers eBook | Roaring Brook Press eBook | Nancy Paulsen Books In this fi rst book in a new Being Black is so much more eAudiobook | Books on Tape graphic early reader series, than just a color. Witness Discover monarch butterfl ies’ Baloney and sidekicks Peanut, Black culture, history and the captivating journey from Bizz and Krabbit star in three present-day movement through Canada to Mexico for the short stories and three mini- the eyes of a child. winter as they travel through comics. The book incudes a spectacular variety of instructions on how to draw The Box Turtle landscapes. This story is told the characters. by Vanessa Roeder in both in English and Spanish. Print | Dial Books for Young Readers Dancing Hands: eBook | Penguin Young Readers Group Swim Swim Sink How Teresa Carreño Terrance the turtle was born by Jenn Harney Played the Piano for without a shell and uses a box Print | Disney-Hyperion President Lincoln instead. One day he is made eBook | Disney Book Group by Margarita Engle, illustrated fun of because someone thinks A duckling who cannot swim by Rafael López he is strange. Join Terrance on tries various inventive ways Print | Atheneum Books for his journey to fi nd a new and to stay afl oat. Young Readers improved shell as he learns that eBook | Atheneum Books for it is OK to be different. This Little Pup Young Readers by Laura J. Bryant eAudiobook | Dreamscape Media, LLC Cats Are a Liquid Print | Albert Whitman & Company eVideo | Dreamscape Media, LLC by Rebecca Donnelly, illustrated eBook | Albert Whitman & Company How could a 10-year-old by Misa Saburi Come along and see the little girl receive an invitation from Print | Henry Holt and Company pup chase the bouncing blue President Lincoln to play piano? eBook | Henry Holt and Company Books ball across the farm and Read about the amazing story for Young Readers learn about numbers, colors of Teresa Carreño – who began This book is a fun way to learn and animals. writing music at age 6. about the science of liquids – through all the curious and cute Layla’s Happiness ways cats behave. by Mariahadessa Ekere Tallie, AGES 6 – 9 illustrated by Ashleigh Corrin Glad, Glad Bear! Print | Enchanted Lion Books by Kimberly Gee AGES 6 & 7 Vibrant colors and patterns fi ll Print | Beach Lane Book Layla’s story about the many Bear is excited for his fi rst ballet Amy Wu and the things that make her happy, class in his new leggings, shoes Perfect Bao including wearing purple and and tutu. But when dance day by Kat Zhang, illustrated hearing her father’s stories. arrives, Bear feels shy and a bit by Charlene Chua unsure. Print | Aladdin Look! I Wrote a Book! eBook | Aladdin (And You Can Too!) Red House, Tree Amy Wu loves eating the bao by Sally Lloyd-Jones, House, Little Bitty her family makes, but she has illustrated by Neal Layton Brown Mouse trouble creating the perfect Print | Schwartz & Wade Books by Jane Godwin, illustrated by one herself. One day, Amy’s eBook | Random House Children’s Books Blanca Gómez repeated frustration leads to Get humorous step-by-step Print | Dial Books for Young Readers a moment of creativity. instructions and practical advice eBook | Penguin Young Readers Group about the process of writing Follows a mouse’s journey in The Arabic Quilt: An and illustrating a book. Learn this interactive rhyming book Immigrant Story how to write a story that doesn’t about colors. by Aya Khalil, illustrated put everyone to sleep and how by Anait Semirdzhyan to get people to buy your book. Print | Tilbury House Publishers eBook | Tilbury House Publishers eAudiobook | Dreamscape Media, LLC eVideo | Dreamscape Media, LLC Kanzi connects with her new classmates when she shares the colorful quilt her teita in Egypt made her. 2 Mindy Kim and the AGES 8 & 9 Just Like Me Yummy Seaweed by Vanessa Brantley-Newton Business Accidental Trouble Print | Alfred A. Knopf by Lyla Lee, illustrated Magnet eBook | Random House Children’s Books by Dung Ho by Zanib Mian, illustrated by This poetry collection is a Print | Aladdin Nasaya Mafaridik celebration of young girls eBook | Aladdin Print | G.P. Putnam’s Sons sharing their different life eAudiobook | Recorded Books, Inc. eBook | Penguin Young Readers Group experiences. At fi rst the subject of jokes in eAudiobook | Penguin Random House the school cafeteria, Mindy’s Audio Publishing Group The One and lunchtime seaweed snacks With help from his family Only Bob become popular with her and his creative thinking by Katherine Applegate, classmates. Mindy’s new skills, Omar navigates a big illustrated by Patricia Castelao business, however, lands her move, a newschool, a bully Print | Harper in trouble with the principal and an unfriendly neighbor. Book on CD | Harper Collins Publishers and leave her wondering if This is the fi rst book in eBook | HarperCollins she will ever fi t in. 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