Grandview Heights Public Library ghpl.org Contents

Your Library Card ...... 3

Library Services ...... 4

Digital Library ...... 5

Online Educational Resources ...... 6

Tools for Teachers ...... 7

Music on the Lawn ...... 8

Film Festivals ...... 10

Adult Events ...... 12

Summer Reading ...... 14

More for All Ages ...... 15

Story Times ...... 15

Early Literacy Tips ...... 16

Ages 5-18 ...... 16

Grades 4-12 ...... 17

Teens ...... 17

Summer Reading Log ...... 18

Hours & Support ...... 20 Your Library Card

Materials Loan Periods Overdue Fines DVDs/Blu-rays 7 days or 14 days $1.25/day “Hot Picks” Books 7 days 20 cents/day Video Games 7 days $1.25/day Magazines 7 days 20 cents/day New Books (adult) 14 days 20 cents/day Books (adult) 28 days 20 cents/day CDs & Vinyl LPs (adult) 14 days 20 cents/day Children’s Books, Magazines, and Audio 28 days 10 cents/day Slide & Negative Scanners 14 days $3/day E-books/Digital Media Varies None Preloaded E-readers 28 days $3/day Acoustic Guitars 28 days $1.25/day Audiobooks 28 days 20 cents/day

Maximum Items Checked Out Cards for Children 17 & Under Patrons in good standing (owing less Parents are responsible for their than $10) may have a maximum of 100 children’s library cards. Only legal items (including 20 movies, 40 CDs, 5 guardians/custodians are allowed access video games) checked out at a time. to a child’s card. A parent or guardian may New patrons may have a maximum of ask (in-person only) to have grandparents, 10 items at a time for the fi rst 30 days. siblings, child care providers, step- parents, etc. added to a child’s account. Patrons 60 and Older Patrons 60 & older are exempt from Adding Users to Your Account overdue fi nes, except on movies, video A patron’s library record is confi dential. A patron may ask at the Circulation games, guitars, preloaded e-readers, desk (in-person only) to have a specifi ed and slide & negative scanners. They user(s) added to their account. receive a 3-day grace period on movies & video games. Digital Library Access your account at ghpl.org Lost, Stolen, or Missing to place reserves, renew materials, pay Cards & Items fi nes, save searches, and create lists. Patrons are responsible for all Also, reserve a meeting room, download or materials checked out on their stream books/movies/music, learn about card including lost and damaged library events/news, donate to the library, items. Please report immediately. and access information and resources. Replacement card is $2.

Most items are automatically Past Due Accounts renewed when due, up to a maximum Past due accounts owing $25 or more number of renewals, unless requested may be sent to a collection agency. by other patrons.

3 Library Services

Automatic Holds Automatic Renewal (on most items) BookPage Newsletter Copier Courtesy Phone (local calls) GHPL PopUp Library Digital Library Public Computers E-Newsletter (Internet/Microsoft Offi ce) E-Reader Lending (pre-loaded) Reference Services Exam Proctoring Slide & Negative Scanner FAX/Scanner Lending Free Online Courses Smart Board in Conference Room Golden Buckeye Card Applications Study Cubicles

Guitar Lending Tax Forms (seasonal) Homebound Delivery Technology Tutoring Homework Help (online 3-11 pm) (by appointment)

Laptop Lending (in-Library only) Used Books Donation Box (east side parking lot) Meeting Rooms Voter Registration Notary Public 1-on-1 Career Coaching WiFi (by appointment) (in the library and at Grandview Parks)

4 Digital Library

Digital Downloads Photohio.org E-Books, Audiobooks, Historical Images Movies, Music Exclusive collection of Download books and music Columbus Citizen-Journal onto your computer or newspaper photos, compatible mobile device Grandview Heights High (movies are streaming- School yearbooks, and more. only). Free mobile apps. Mango Languages Hoopla Foreign Languages Streaming Movies, TV, Quick and easy online lessons - Spanish, Italian, Music, Audiobooks, French, and more. Free E-Books, and Comic mobile apps. Books Stream thousands of movies, LearningExpressLibrary TV shows, and music; download audiobooks. Free Practice Tests mobile apps. 1,000 online tutorials, practice tests, and e-books for all ages. Freegal Music Gale Courses Download free, legal music Educational Courses (MP3) from Sony Music’s Instructor-led courses in huge collection. Five computer applications, web downloads each week. Free design, accounting, personal mobile apps. development, and much more. Zinio Magazines Download or view more than 150 complete popular magazines for free. Free mobile apps.

5 Online Educational Resources

Live Homework Help Grades K-12 & adults. Online tutors every day, 3-11 pm. Spanish help available in math and science Sunday-Thursday, 3-10 pm.

Mango Languages Quick and easy online lessons – Spanish, French, Italian, and more. Free mobile apps.

NoveList Plus Online fi ction and non-fi ction reader’s advisory, book discussion guides, and author read-alikes.

Opposing Viewpoints Online articles, statistics, images, podcasts, and more presenting different views of current social issues.

Science Online Science & technology defi nitions, news articles, diagrams, biographies, experiments, and more.

Scholastic’s FreedomFlix Grades 4 & up. E-books and videos on history and government.

Scholastic’s TrueFlix Grades 3-6. E-books and videos on history and science.

Tumblebooks Pre-K–Grade 12. Online collection of animated, talking picture books, videos, and audiobooks.

6 Tools for Teachers

Teacher Collection Form Assignment Notifi cation Ellison Die Cutter Library Visits Outreach to Schools School Visits

LearningExpressLibrary Online Test Resource 3.0 Choose from 1,000 online tutorials, practice tests, and e-books for all ages. Job searches, workplace skills, reading/writing/math/science skills, career certifi cation and licensure exam prep, college and grad school entrance test prep, GED test prep, Common Core, and more.

7 31st Music on the Lawn Outdoor summer concerts on the library lawn

Tuesdays in June & July from 7:30-8:30 pm NO RAIN LOCATION. Call 614-486-2951 after 6 pm about possible cancellation due to weather. July 19 June 7 The Ramshacklers The Conspiracy Band (Rock) (R&B/funk)

June 14 Arnett Howard’s Band (Creole funk)

June 21 The Deeptones (Funk)

June 28 The British Invasion (‘60s music)

July 5 George Barrie Band (Blues rock)

8 July 12 Ladies of Longford (Celtic)

July 19 The Ramshacklers (Rock)

July 26 The Randys (Eclectic oldies)

PRESENTED BY O’Malley Real Estate

2016 SEASON SPONSORS Friends of the Grandview Library Grandview Heights/Marble Cliff Arts Council Nationwide Insurance - David K. Sichko PNC

COORDINATED BY The Grandview Library and Grandview Heights Parks & Recreation Department.

VENDING Water & juice: Sold at each concert by the Friends of the Grandview Library, to benefi t the library. Drinks generously donated by John McKnight and Rife’s Autobody. Food trucks: A food truck will be at each concert, with a portion of the proceeds benefi ting the library. Presented by the Tri-Village Chamber Partnership and the Central Ohio Food Truck Association.

9 Film Festivals Revenge of Summer Campy Movies Mondays, June 6-27, 6:30 pm Behold, daddy-os! Our summer series of B-movie classics returns. If you like creepy cave dwellers, rebellious youths, and enormous fl ying insects, “camp” it up at the library with these fun fl icks.

High School Confi dential (1958) June 6 Mamie Van Doren, Jerry Lee Lewis, and more beatniks than you can shake a pair of bongos at.

Mothra (1962) From Godzilla director Ishiro Honda comes June 13 this tale of a gigantic moth and two teeny-tiny princesses who sing!

Lady in a Cage (1964) Olivia de Havilland is terrorized by a gang of June 20 violent punks, led by a hairy-chested James Caan (who apparently has some kind of shirt allergy). FOR MATURE AUDIENCES.

Trog (1970) Faded actress Joan Crawford’s fi nal feature June 27 is about discovering a maniacal caveman. Suggested alternative title: Troggy Dearest.

Stanwyck Noir - Mondays, July 11-August 1, 6:30 pm Perhaps no actress personifi ed noir more than Barbara Stanwyck, excelling as both victims and femme fatales. In these dark classics, she costars with some of Hollywood’s most popular (and creepy) leading men.

Sorry Wrong Number (1948) July 11 Stanwyck actually plays a vulnerable character this time – an invalid made privy to a murder plot over the telephone. Burt Lancaster costars.

10 Clash By Night (1952) July 18 Feisty Barbara stars with Robert Ryan and Marilyn Monroe in this melodrama directed by the great Fritz Lang.

The Two Mrs. Carrolls (1947) Marrying a crazy, murderous artist played by Humphrey July 25 Bogart probably seemed like a good idea at the time. Oops. ‘Til death do us part, Barbara?

Double Indemnity (1944) In this defi nitive noir, Stanwyck teams with Fred Aug 1 MacMurray in a murderous scheme, with Edward G. Robinson out to foil their plans. Directed by Billy Wilder.

Wilder, Wildest - Mondays, August 8-29, 6 pm A fi lm series dedicated to the legendary director Billy Wilder returns to the library. Wilder’s cynical humor and way with actors mark him as one of the greatest Hollywood fi lmmakers.

The Apartment (1960) Fred MacMurray again sheds his nice guy image under Aug 8 Wilder’s direction. He plays a cad, Jack Lemmon a sad sack, and Shirley MacLaine the eccentric object of their affections. Best Picture Oscar winner.

Witness for the Prosecution (1957) Tyrone Power, Marlene Dietrich, and Charles Laughton Aug 15 star in this courtroom drama, based on an Agatha Christie play.

The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes (1970) The famous detective meets a Russian soprano (and Aug 22 even has an encounter with the Loch Ness monster) in this offbeat, cleverly-conceived adventure. Elementary, Mr. Wilder.

Stalag 17 (1953) William Holden plays a sardonic American soldier in a Aug 29 WW II POW camp. Holden won the Best Actor Oscar for this role.

11 23RD LAZY DAZE OF SUMMER

Saturday, July 23, from 10 am-5 pm

Juried crafts, food, music, and more on the lawn & streets surrounding the library. Presented by the Grandview Heights/Marble Cliff Arts Council (in cooperation with Destination Grandview) to benefi t the Arts Council, library & City. Don’t miss the Friends of the Grandview Library’s Book & AV Sale from 10 am-5 pm inside the Library! For more information, visit ghmcac.org. Adult Events

Adult Reading Club: Exercise Your Mind. Read! May 26–July 30 Give your brain – and your library card – a workout this summer. Raise your heart rate with Stephen King. Feel the burn with Fahrenheit 451. Benefi ts of regular 3rd Annual summer reading include broadened Chocolate Walk horizons, expanded world views, and Thursday, June 2, 6-8 pm chances to win prizes. Enjoy a walking tour of Grandview with chocolate stops at participating Art Exhibits businesses, to benefi t the Grandview June: Photography by Dee Hively Library Foundation’s Endowment July: Grandview Center Art Class Fund. A limited number of $25 August: Open Door Art Studio tickets will be available. For more Coordinated by the Grandview Heights/Marble Cliff Arts Council: Ruthanne James, President, information, visit facebook.com/ [email protected], 614-486-6456. grandviewheightspubliclibraryfoundation.

12 Career Coaching Foundation, for stories from their Tuesdays, 3-5 pm: June 7, July 12, August 2 book Historic Hotels of Columbus, Wednesday, 5-7 pm: June 15, July 6, Ohio. Hear about illustrious hotels August 10 (Neil House, Great Southern, Hartman, Explore career options & make effective Chittenden, Deshler) and raucous career decisions. Call Fred Points, of two-bit establishments frequented by the Career Center at Jewish Family fugitive Confederate generals, notorious Services, at 614-559-0118 to reserve a bootleggers, and Fidel Castro’s family. free 30-minute session in Conference Co-presented with the Friends of the Room A. Grandview Library; the evening begins with a short annual meeting. Grandview Library Writers Group Book Discussion Group Read each selection and join staffer 2nd Wednesdays, June 8, July 13, August Wendy Wise for a spirited discussion. 10, 6:30 pm Wednesdays, 7 pm, Conference Room A. Conference Room B • June 29: Tipping the Velvet by Sarah Are you a writer interested in sharing Waters your work with other writers and in giving • July 27: Between the World and Me by and receiving constructive feedback? Ta-Nehisi Coates Whether your focus is fi ction, nonfi ction, • August 31: Far from the Madding Crowd poetry, screenwriting, or any other by Thomas Hardy format, join staff member Chris Boerger in an atmosphere of creative fellowship. The spoken word is ephemeral, but Red Cross Blood Drive Thursday, July 21, 1-7 pm writing is forever! Give blood to the Red Cross in the library’s Meeting Room. Call Historic Hotels 1-800-GIVE-LIFE or sign up at of Columbus, Ohio redcross.org to schedule an Thursday, June 16, 7 pm appointment. Walk-ins will only be Join Tom Betti and Doreen Uhas accepted if all appointment slots have Sauer, from Columbus Landmarks not been fi lled.

Book Art Contest Entries accepted August 1-18 Make art from books and have it displayed at the library! The fi rst 50 entries accepted will be displayed at the library in September. An impartial jury will vote on the best use of materials, and the winner will receive a $50 gift card! Entry forms will be available at the library and at ghpl.org. Presented by the Friends of the Grandview Library. Need a book for this project? Visit the Bargain Book Shelves on the lower level of the library.

13 Summer Reading Events

beach towel or yoga mat please. Kids under age 8 should be accompanied by an adult.

Ready, Set, Rescue! Wednesday, June 22, 10-11 am FOR KIDS OF ALL Meet our local police, fi re, EMT, and AGES pool heroes! Explore a fi re engine, see the inside of an ambulance and police cruiser, and learn what our local Summer Reading Club lifeguards do. May 26-July 30 Keep your reading skills sharp this Ready, Set, Mo! summer and have some fun! Wednesday, June 29, 10:30-11:30 am It’s Elephant & Piggie Day with your See page 18 for reading log favorite Mo Willems characters! Snap a photo with Gerald and Piggie, watch as they act out their favorite stories, Ready, Set, Pet! and make a craft. Monday, June 6, 2-3 pm Spend time with Rosie the Comfort Dog, pet a bunny from the Rabbit Ready, Set, Zoo! Rescue, and meet a few furry friends Saturday, July 16, 10-11 am from Capital Area Humane Society. The Columbus Zoo will be here to introduce you to some of their furry, Ready, Set, Race! feathered, and scaly friends. This program will be on the library lawn, Saturday, June 11, 10-11am Build Lego cars, create airplanes, and weather permitting. prepare to race! Ready, Set, Blast Off! Ready, Set, Om! Wednesday, July 20, 11 am-noon Friday, June 17, 10-11 am The Armstrong Air & Space Yoga instructor Keisa Lee leads a yoga Museum visits the library! Learn class for kids outdoors. Practice sun about astronaut fi tness, see a real salutations, downward dog, warrior, spacesuit, and sample freeze-dried and more on the library lawn. Bring a ice cream.

14 More for All Ages

Donuts with Dad Jack and the Beanstalk Saturday, June 18, 10 am-noon Wednesday, July 27, 6:30-7:30 pm Make Dad feel special this Columbus Children’s Theatre weekend by bringing him to presents this popular tale in a the library. Stop in anytime performance that is fun for the whole family! during the morning and share Tickets are free, but due to limited seating donuts from DK Diner, games, tickets must be reserved in advance. Reserve gifts, and photos to remember tickets beginning Wednesday, July 13, by calling the day! 614-481-3778 or by visiting Youth Services.

Story Times

Summer Stories on Preschool Playschool the Lawn Ages 3-5 Kids of All Ages Mondays, 11 am-noon Tuesdays, 10:15-10:45 am June 13-July 25 (except July 4) June 7-Aug 2 Drop in anytime within the hour for a Bring a blanket. No registration different activity each week, including required musical madness, creative cooking, and more. Baby Games 0-18 months Thursdays, 10:15-10:45 am & 11:15- 11:45 am June 9-August 4

15 Summer Early Literacy Tips

Backyard Astronomy about the fi refl ies, and talk about how they differ from other bugs. Follow it up Spend an evening stargazing with your child. Check out books from the with a trip to the library for a bug book! library beforehand so you can identify different constellations, then talk Campfi re Stories Sit around a campfi re (real or about how they got their names. imagined!) and have your child share Make a Sweet Treat Together a funny or scary story. They can tell Find a fun and simple recipe to make, a story they already know or make like 5 Minute Ice Cream! Have your one up! child read you the instructions as you cook together. Vacation Scrapbook Taking a family trip? Have your Firefl ies child keep a journal of what you do See how many fi refl ies you can catch! everyday. Later, you can print pictures Invite your child to make observations to add to it.

Tumblebooks An online collection of e-books and read-along chapter books, graphic novels, educational videos, and audiobooks! All books are available with unlimited access, all the time, from any device with an Internet connection.

Ages 5–18

Youth Biz Lemonade Day Workshop Saturday, June 11, 1-2:30 pm Interested in participating in the 3rd Annual Franklin County Youth Lemonade Day on July 16? Prepare for this event by attending this workshop at the library! Learn about building a lemonade stand, customer service, special recipes, food safety tips, fi nancing, marketing, obtaining a stand license, and much more. Register beginning May 25 by visiting www.youthlemonadeday.com; registrations will not be taken at the library.

16 Grades 4–12

Locked In at the Library: karaoke, and decoration making. Wear your best/worst ugly sweater for our Glow-in-the-Dark Party Ugly Sweater Contest and you could Friday, June 24, 7-10 pm win a prize! No registration required. Come eat pizza and get your glow on! Space is limited; registration and The Grandview Games permission slip required. Registration Friday, July 22, 2-3 pm begins Friday, June 3. This is your old school fi eld day with a twist! Come wearing old clothes and Christmas in July be prepared to get sprayed, splattered, Monday, July 11, 3-4 pm and slimed. May the odds be ever in Beat the heat with peppermint ice your favor! No registration required. cream, cookie decorating, holiday Rain date: Friday, July 29, 2-3 pm.

Teens

Be a Volunteen Hoopla Grades 7-12 Looking for some new tunes? Stream May 26-July 30 music FREE using the Hoopla app Have you completed the 6th grade and your Grandview Library card! Got or higher? Would you like to help fi nes? No problem! You can still use out at the library this summer? Our this feature for your Apple, Android, or Volunteens assist the Youth Services Kindle devices. Visit ghpl.org. staff with the Kids’ Summer Reading Club! Applications are available in Youth Services. Summer Reading Log

Use your reading log to reach your reading goals, complete challenges, participate in library events, and win prizes! Reading logs are also available at ghpl.org.

Name ______My Summer Reading Goal is to read ______(Example: 20 minutes per day, 1 book per week.) What goal works for you? Instructions There are 3 ways to win prizes each week this summer! 1. Set yourself a weekly reading goal. If you complete your weekly goal, check off that box, bring your log to the library, and collect a prize.

2. Come to a library program each week. This can be a program just for kids, Music on the Lawn, or anything else the library is offering! If you attend, check off that box, bring your log to the library, and collect a prize.

3. Visit Youth Servicesand complete that week’s challenge. Challenges range from answering questions to fi nding things around the library to solving riddles! If you complete the challenge, check off that box, bring your log to the library, and collect a prize.

18 Week 1: May 29-June 4 Week 6: July 3-July 9 ❍ I reached my reading goal this week ❍ I reached my reading goal this week ❍ I attended a program this week ❍ I attended a program this week ❍ I completed this week’s library challenge ❍ I completed this week’s library challenge

Week 2: June 5-June 11 Week 7: July 10-July 16 ❍ I reached my reading goal this week ❍ I reached my reading goal this week ❍ I attended a program this week ❍ I attended a program this week ❍ I completed this week’s library challenge ❍ I completed this week’s library challenge

Week 3: June 12-June 18 Week 8: July 17-July 23 ❍ I reached my reading goal this week ❍ I reached my reading goal this week ❍ I attended a program this week ❍ I attended a program this week ❍ I completed this week’s library challenge ❍ I completed this week’s library challenge

Week 4: June 19-June 25 Week 9: July 24-July 30 ❍ I reached my reading goal this week ❍ I reached my reading goal this week ❍ I attended a program this week ❍ I attended a program this week ❍ I completed this week’s library challenge ❍ I completed this week’s library challenge

Week 5: June 26-July 2 2016 SEASON SPONSORS ❍ I reached my reading goal this week Dairy Queen • Galaxy Games & Golf Clay Cafe • Pure Imagination Chocolatier I attended a program this week ❍ DK Diner • Grandview Heights Police Dept ❍ I completed this week’s library challenge Ohio State Fair • Columbus Clippers Ohio Renaissance Festival Prize Choices For each activity that you complete, you may choose a prize. This year, we have three categories of prizes, and by completing all of the activities you could earn up to three prizes each week! • Coupon Category: choose a coupon from DQ, DK Diner, or Galaxy Games & Golf. • Treasure Chest/Books Category: Choose a treasure chest prize or a book from the book bin. • Raffl e Entry Category: Enter your name into one of our summer raffl e drawings.If you complete 1 activity, you can choose 1 prize from any of the three categories. Complete 2 activities and choose 2 prizes. Complete 3 activities and choose 3 prizes! Example: If you complete two activities, you could choose a raffl e entry and a treasure chest prize (in fairness to our local sponsors, we ask that you only choose one coupon per week).

19 Hours

Mon-Thurs: 10 am-8:30 pm Fri: 10 am-6 pm Sat: 10 am-5 pm Sun: 1 pm-5 pm Closed: July 4 Grandview Heights Contact Us Public Library Circulation...... 614-486-2951 ghpl.org Reference...... 614-481-3776 Administration....614-486-2954 Youth Services....614-481-3778 [email protected] Automated Phone Renewal 1685 West First Avenue, 1-877-772-6657 (1-877-77-BOOKS) Columbus, OH 43212

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Tax-deductible donations directly to the library to help support the library’s 1 collection, programs, and activities.

Tax-deductible donations to the GHPL Foundation to support programs 2 and services not covered by public funds and ensure the library’s long- term fi nancial security.

Join the Friends of the Grandview Library, a membership organization 3 which conducts fundraising activities, supports programs and special events, and advocates for library services.

Learn more at ghpl.org/support, including giving online by using PayPal.

The library is wheelchair-accessible. Ramps and elevators provide access to the entire building.

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