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The Oakleaf the Official Newsletter of the Thousand Oaks Library The Oakleaf The Official Newsletter of the Thousand Oaks Library July/August 2013 IN THIS ISSUE: Next Chapter Book Club by Tina Lee, Librarian Summer Events Thousand Oaks Library is very proud to offer a unique and fun book club for teens and for Children and young adults with developmental disabilities. The Next Chapter Book Club provides members Families — pg. 7 with developmental disabilities the opportunity to read, discuss books, and make friends in a fun, community setting. The program was founded in 2002 at Ohio State University’s Nisonger Teen page — pg. 6 Center. Currently, there are approximately 125 groups in the United States, Canada, and Europe that are involved in this program. The chapter here at the Thousand Oaks Library started in 2008 and was the first chapter in California. Calendars of events Members of the book club meet weekly at the library to read and discuss books of their — pgs. 4-5 choosing. The Next Chapter Book Club welcomes members of all reading abilities. The book club tries to promote a love of books and learning among participants in a fun and friendly New Arrivals environment. The Next Chapter Book Club meets at the Grant R. Brimhall Library on Tuesday — pg. 2 evenings from 6:30 – 7:30 p.m., from September through May (no meetings in June, July, and August.) Book Club members take turns reading aloud adapted versions of classic books such as Upcoming programs Beauty and the Beast, Black Beauty, Treasure Island, and The Wizard of Oz. Volunteer facilitators help for Adults — pg. 3 run the book discussions by assisting book club members in understanding and discussing the books they are reading in creative and fun ways. There are even game nights where members bring their favorite board or card games to share and play with the group, and movie nights where participants watch movies based on some of the books they have read together. The Next Chapter Book Club is an exceptional program that helps underserved community members experience the joy that books and reading can bring to their lives. Participants improve their literacy skills and become more confident. Members gain knowledge that will help them find a job and become more independent. The Next Chapter Book Club helps members meet new people, build friendships, and gain a sense of belonging. Thousand Oaks Library Club members gain all of these positive benefits and it is Volume 1, Number 1 lots of fun, too! Parents, potential book club members, and July/August 2013 volunteers are welcome to visit the Next Chapter Book Library Services Director: Club to see if they would like to join the book club. In Stephen R. Brogden the fall the Library will host a Meet and Greet where you can interact with group members. If you would like more information about the book club, contact Tina Lee www.toaks.org/library at 805-381-7318. The Next Chapter Book Club at the Thousand Oaks Library is sponsored by the Friends of JoAnne Getman (left) and Kimberly Yenger share the Thousand Oaks Library and the Kiwanis Club of a laugh together at one of the Next Chapter Thousand Oaks. h Book Club meetings. Please note that the Library Catalog and Telephone Renewal and Notification services will be temporarily unavailable due to a system upgrade on Wednesday, July 10 and Thursday, August 29. Featured Resources & New Arrivals FEATURED RESOURCE: New Arrivals FICTION: ADULTS All That Is by James Salter Starting in July, Thousand Oaks Library patrons will have a fresh way to track The Apple Orchard favorite authors through the library’s website. Introducing AuthorCheck, an auto- by Susan Wiggs mated email service designed to alert readers when a favorite writer’s new work Black Venus by James arrives on the library shelf. Patrons are able to set up their own library specific MacManus author alert list and when a new book arrives at the library, a message is sent to the patron’s email address. Deeply Odd Using state of the art technology, AuthorCheck connects patrons to more by Dean Koontz than to new acquisitions on the library shelf; included is full access to the Author- The Golem and the Jinni by Helene Check database for insightful, in-depth biographical information, updates, pictures Wecker and more, all in an attractive, magazine-styled format. Long Live the King by Fay Weldon AuthorCheck is found in the Featured Lists link on the library homepage. Orders from Berlin by Simon Tolkien In keeping with the baseball theme of the One City One Book 2013 selection, The Reconstructing Amelia Art of Fielding by Chad Harbach, the following non-fiction materials are baseball- by Kimberly McCreight oriented. Shattered Trident by Larry Bond NON-FICTION : ADULTS NON-FICTION : CHILDREN Southern Cross the Dog by Bill Cheng 796.3576 F826 j 796.35764 ‘Til Death by Sharon Sala Francona : the Red Sox Chicago Cubs by Sara Gilbert. Unwritten Years by Terry Francona j 796.35764 by Charles Martin 796.357 P584 Boston Red Sox by Sara Gilbert The Walking Long Shot by Mike Piazza with Lonnie Wheeler by Laleh Khadivi j 796.35764 796.357 Los Angeles Angels of FEATURE FILMS: ADULTS 501 Baseball Books Fans Must Read Anaheim by Sara • Beautiful Creatures – Drama Before They Die by Ron Kaplan Gilbert • Broken City – Drama 796.357 C653 • Cloud Atlas – Science Fiction/Fantasy Heart of a Tiger : Growing Up With • The Guilt Trip – Comedy My Grandfather, Ty Cobb by Herschel j 796.35764 • Jack Reacher – Action Cobb Los Angeles Dodgers • The Last Stand – Action by Sara Gilbert 796.357 • Parker – Action Baseball as a Road to God : Seeing • Safe Haven – Drama j 796.35764 Beyond the Game by John Sexton • Silver Linings Playbook – Comedy Atlanta Braves by Sara Gilbert • Stand Up Guys – Comedy 796.357 Color Blind : the Forgot- j 796.35764 FEATURE FILMS: CHILDREN ten Team that Broke Baltimore Orioles by Sara Gilbert • American Girl — Baseball’s Color Line by McKenna Shoots for the Stars Tom Dunkel j 796.35764 • Barbie in the Pink Shoes 796.357 N394 Chicago White Sox by Sara Gilbert • Pokemon — Yankee Miracles : Life Kyurem vs. the Sword of Justice with the Boss and the Bronx Bombers j 796.35764 • Rise of the Guardians by Ray Negron and Sally Cook. Cincinnati Reds by Sara Gilbert Page 2 • Wreck-It Ralph Adults Questions About College Savings 101: Which Plan is Best for You? Medicare? Got kids? College in their future? Learn the pros and cons of different college Are you turning 65? Or do you have savings programs including 529, Coverdell, life insurance, Roth IRA and pre-paid tuition a parent who is wading into Medicare plans presented by Steve Felsen, World Financial Group - Transamerica. coverage? What does it all mean? The TWO DATES AND LOCATIONS: Thousand Oaks Library presents a pro- • Tuesday, July 9 from 7:00-8:00 p.m. at the Grant R. Brimhall Library gram of strictly educational information • Tuesday, August 20 from 7:00 -8:00 p.m. at the Newbury Park Branch. on Medicare, at no cost. The purpose of These programs are both free and open to the public. For more information, call the presentation is to break down and the Grant R. Brimhall Library at 805-449-2660 ext. 7358 or visit www.toaks.org/library. understand Medicare and its parts, when to enroll, when to postpone enrolling, Please note that the Library Catalog and Telephone Renewal and Notification how to avoid the Medicare penalties, services will be temporarily unavailable due to a system upgrade on etc. This informative program, followed by a question and answer time will be Wednesday, July 10 and Thursday, August 29. presented by Belinda Iberl, Vice President of Operations, Senior Benefits Insurance Services. End of Summer Concert with BETTMAN & HALPIN Medicare 101 Sunday, August 25, 2013 Monday, July 22, 2013 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. at Newbury Park Branch Library Grant R. Brimhall Library 2331 Borchard Road, Newbury Park AND Bring the family for an enjoyable end of summer free concert featuring Stephanie Monday, July 29, 2013 Bettman and Luke Halpin. Ms. Bettman is an accomplished writer, singer, and fiddler. 1:00 - 2:00 p.m & 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Her lyrics are infused with wit and wisdom, poetry and insight. Her fiddling combines at Grant R. Brimhall Library elements of bluegrass and jazz. 1401 E. Janss Road, Thousand Oaks Mr. Halpin is a renowned multi-instrumentalist and considered a master of the guitar and the mandolin, impressive on fiddle and banjo, and adept at nearly anything he For more information, please call the picks up. He has a long history in the music biz, having shared the stage with the likes Grant R. Brimhall Library at 805-449- of Merle Haggard, Lone Star and The Steve Miller Band (to name a few). 2660, ext. 7358 or visit www.toaks.org/ Together, Bettman & Halpin are fast earning a reputation for hypnotizing perfor- library. h mances filled with irresistible lyrics, transcendent harmonies and roof-raising instru- NEW this year...Summer mentals. Their music creates a fully acoustic, delightfully eclectic sound; taking the lis- tener from up-tempo Reading Club for Adults! down home fiddlin’ Here’s how it works: Just read to soulful sorrowful or listen to a book of your choice (or ballads, to folk/pop several!) between June 17 and August 11, with catchy melodies 2013. Fill out a review form and turn it and lyrics that will in at the Circulation Desk at the Grant stick with you long R. Brimhall Library or the Newbury after the concert is Park Branch.
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