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ALLIANCE – Starting Monday, kids, teens and adults can pick up supplies at the Rodman Public Library for take and make crafts. Supplies are limited and will be given out at a first-come, first-served basis.
Kids can stop by the Children’s Department at Rodman Main Library to pick up a paper flower bouquet “take and make” craft or the Rodman Branch Library for a sunshine greeting card “take and make” craft. A how-to tutorial video on the sunshine greeting card craft will also be available to watch via the library s YouTube channel. All supplies for the craft will be included as well as step-by-step instructions for constructing the craft. For more information on the paper flower bouquet craft, call the main library at 330-821-2665, ext. 223. For more information on the sunshine greeting card craft, call the branch library at 330-821-1313.
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The Auburn Public Library will host horror/suspense author Gretchen McNeil via Zoom from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Thursday, May 6.
McNeil plans to discuss how her life in the arts has influenced her life in becoming a writer. Prior to writing, she spent time as a child dancer, trained opera singer, circus performer, and cartoon voice over artist. This presentation will conclude with a Q&A.
McNeil is the author of novels such as “Get Even,” “Get Dirty,” “Ten,” “#MurderFunding,” “#MurderTrending” and “#NoEscape”. Her novel “Ten” was adapted to film and premiered on Lifetime in 2017. Her novels “Get Even” and “Get Dirty” were adapted as a series called “Get Even”, which premiered on BBC/Netflix in 2020.
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Miranda is a burnt-out forensic photographer who has escaped to Lost Beach to shoot photographs for a birding calendar. Lost Beach, a small island just off the coast of Texas, has a small police department staffed with capable, if stretched police officers. Joel is one of those detectives. Right off the bat, we know that something happened in San Antonio that made Miranda run, but what is it?
While out in her canoe shooting photographs at sunrise for the calendar, Miranda sees a canoe stuck in the reeds. Inside, she finds two people, wrapped up in each other’s arms. They are dead. She reports this to the police and in the aftermath, she meets Joel, who is appointed lead detective on the case.
Rodman Buzz for week of April 19
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Teen Book Club – For ages 12 to 18 at 4 p.m. Monday. The program will take place using Google Meet. Join virtually for a book discussion and other bookish activities. The selected title for April is “This Splintered Silence,” by Kayla Olson. To participate, email rodmaninfo@gmail.com with your name, age and Gmail account information and organizers will send a link to join via Google Meet.
Online Storytime – 10:30 a.m. Tuesday. Join on Facebook for an online storytime program with stories, songs and games. This week, read a book and learn a few rhymes and jokes all about rain.