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03/01/2019 Library Newsletter - Books & Bits LibraryAware March 2019 Page 1 of 6 9 BOOKS AND BITS NEWS FROM THE TIGARD LIBRARY MARCH 2019 .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... www.tigard-or.gov/library Click here for a calendar of events Subscribe! THE LATEST Pay It Forward...with a Paperback ` Going on vacation and don't want to risk losing a library __ book? Concerned about fines? No library card? No problem. Our browsing paperback collection offers variety, convenience and s J ,t J accessibility for everyone. ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................••-- The Early Birds Get the T-Shirts...and more! Is someone in your family going to be a kindergartner next fall? Exciting! Did you know you can sign up now at your neighborhood school and get a cool T-shirt?When your kinder kid shows off the T-shirt at the library, she or he will get fun rewards. http://www.libraryaware.com/1664/NewsletterlssuesNiewlssue/09de40ca-5797-40bf-bca9-58c403 860e8c?... 5/9/2019 LibraryAware March 2019 Page 2 of 6 WHAT RFWARDS) Going t�►i� Kindergarten ........................................_....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................._........................... Home Improvements Notice anything new at the library? Something that isn't on the "Fi6 i j shelves. We've spiffed things up a little. Not really a facelift but a F touch-up. The World Languages collection, which moved up to the second floor a few months ago, has come out of the dark with • bright lighting. .......................................................................................................... ............................................................................................................................................................................................. u An Introduction to Drones Sunday, March 10 12-3:30 p.m. r Adults and Teens 7j ri. Everything you always wanted to know about drones, but didn't know what to ask. Maybe you've seen a drone in your neighborhood or in the park. Is it just out for a casual fly around the _ block or is it on a more serious mission? Learn just how multi- talented drones can be. AbUli Foodie Games http://www.libraryaware.com/1664/NewsletterIssuesNiewIssue/09de4Oca-5797-40bf-bca9-58c403 86Oe8c?... 5/9/2019 LibraryAware March 2019 Page 3 of 6 Thursday, March 28 11-2:30 p.m. ' Grades 6-12 Did anyone ever tell you not to play with your food? Get over it. Make a foodie playdate with cheese puff battles, mystery food J60 tasting and more! ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Nature's Ambassadors: Bird Eggs and Nests Saturday, March 9 1:30-3 p.m. Kids&Families A bird that lays an egg that looks like a rock?A bird that builds its nest out of spider webs and moss? Get some housekeeping tips ' from our feathered friends. ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ So much amazing writing is coursing through the universe. How do you decide what to read next?Science fiction? Biography? Mystery?Young Adult and Children's books? Every year stand-out books receive awards from a variety of organizations. Everyone loves a winner! .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................-............................................. Adults Winning Detectives If you liked Maisie Dobbs, You'll like these because... you like strong, sensitive detectives and a mystery that isn't too gruesome. These are all the first in a series and also happen to be wonderful audiobooks. http://www.libraryaware.com/1664/NewsletterIssuesNiewIssue/09de4Oca-5797-40bf-bca9-5 8c403 86Oe8c?... 5/9/2019 LibraryAware March 2019 Page 4of8 MAISIE BESTSFUER Teens Teen Winners |nJanuary, hordes oflibrarians met sdthe American Library Association's Midwinter Conference and pronounced these teen books some oftheir favorite books published in2O18. Kids Kids Award Winners Booklist | ` Curious bnread upnnthe most recent award-winning books for kids? Check out some Tigard Library Youth Services favorites from �- ��WIO " I L � the 2010Youth Media Awovdo MON�[50 � � http://vvww.libraryovvoze.c*o/l664/Ne`pa}edcrlumuenNicvdoouc/Ogde40oo-5797-4Ubf-bca9-5@c403060e@c?... 5/4/2019 LibraryAware March 2019 Page 5 of 6 .........._.........................................._............................................................................................................................................-........................................................................................... WHO ' S THAT? Ning Wang Adult Services Librarian Ning Wang has worked at the library for more than 15 years. He is one of the friendly faces at the adult reference desk who will help you get the information you need. He also selects books for the library on many topics, including medical science, technology and gardening. Ning grew up in China in the Jilin Province in northeast China between Russia and North Korea. He has lived in the United States for 30 years. He received his library degree at Dominic College in River Forest, IL. _......._..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1.Why did you choose to become a librarian? I grew up in a time that most of the books were banned during the -� cultural revolution in China. Getting a good book to read became � i such an endeavor that required social networking by knowing someone who secretly kept books. Reading books brought me light and hope during that dark period. When I had a chance to go to library school in this country, I knew that was my calling. I can work with books and promote reading all day. 4 2. How do libraries in China differ from ones in the United I ` States? One major difference is the scope of services. Our libraries, > especially public libraries, are community-oriented. We not only provide books to readers, but also serve as a community center for families to learn, have fun and satisfy all kinds of information needs. On the other hand, public libraries in China are large in scale and well equipped with technologies. However, they are still focused on the traditional functions of libraries: providing a space for reading and lending collections. They lack programming and other social community services. 3.What do you like most about working at the Tigard Library? http://www.libraryaware.com/1664/NewsletterlssuesNiewlssue/09de40ca-5797-40bf-bca9-58c403 86Oe8c?... 5/9/2019 LibraryAware March 2019 Page 6 of 6 1 enjoy the working environment at the library, especially the staff. They are such a nice group of people to work with. They are professional, knowledgeable and very cooperative with one another. It feels like home. Coming to work is fun and enjoyable. ABOUTMOPE Question or comments? Contact paula@tigard-or.gov Tigard Public Library Serving the public since 1963 © 13500 SW Hall Blvd,Tigard,OR 97223 Q Washington County 503-684-6537 -www.tiaard-or.gov/library.php CooperativeLlhraryservlces� http://www.libraryaware.com/1664/NewsletterlssuesNiewl ssue/09de40ca-5797-4Obf-bca9-5 8c4O3 86Oe8c?... 5/9/2019