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"The Emporer's New Clothes" Mary Poppen's Music Camp 2:00 pm in Children's Library
The First Victim
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 Happy July 4th!
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5 Library Closed To Honor 4th of July Holiday |
6 10:00 am Children's Story Hour |
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13 10:00 am Children's Story Hour |
14 10:00 am Children's Story Hour
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20 10:00 am Children's Story Hour |
21 10:00 am Children's Story Hour Ernest Hemingway's Birthday Centennial
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Hemingway's Paris: The Music of the Lost
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"The
Emperor's New Clothes"
Mary Poppen's Music Camp
Friday, July 2, 2:00 PM in the Children's Library
Mary Poppen's 10 cast members of her Music Camp will present "The Emperor's New Clothes" with music and loads of fun. Everyone is invited, and it is free to all.
Please Note: This event will be held in the Children's Library
The
First
Victim
Ridley Pearson
Friday, July 2, 6:00 PM
Best selling author Ridley Pearson's latest thriller places Seattle police lieutenant Lou Boldt in an impossible situation after a shipping container, found floating in Puget sound, is discovered to contain twelve Asian women--three dead.
Boldt, knowing these women were destined for sweatshop labor or prostitution, finds himself drawn into corruption, illegal immigration, and the ruthless Chinese mob.
Join Ridley Pearson for a discussion of his work, why he chose illegal immigration as a topic, and the surprising information his research into illegal immigration and indentured servitude in America revealed to him.
Related Links:
- The First Victim by Ridley Pearson A review by Bill Ott, editor of Booklist magazine, the source of book reviews for librarians for over 90 years.
- The Book on Ridley Pearson Site for fans of Ridley Pearson, containing his biography, information on his novels, and his upcoming appearances.
Hemingway's
Times: World War I, Politics, Society, and Disillusionment
Katherine Aiken
Thursday, July 22, 7:00 PM
University of Idaho professor Katherine Aiken presents the social and political perspectives that shaped Hemingway's world and influenced the events which became the inspirations for many of his works. Funded by the Idaho Humanities Council.
Related Links:
- Beginner's Guide to the Balkans World War I ignited into flames after a Serbian nationalist assasinated Austria's Archduke in Bosnia-Herzegovina on the anniversary of the medieval battle of Kosovo . Learn why this region is still a powderkeg of tension at this site by ABC News.
- Lost Generation A source of links to web pages about 1920's culture and the literary figures who influenced, and were influenced by, Ernest Hemingway.
- The 1920s A 1920's timeline, information about people and trends, and two very different perspectives of the decade by Kevin Rayburn at the University of Louisville.
- Ernest Hemingway - The Community Library In honor of Ernest Hemingway.
Hemingway's
Paris: The Music of the Lost Generation
Jeanne Belfy
Friday, July 23, 7:00 PM
Boise State University professor Jeanne Belfy will speak and present music from the era after World War I. Funded by the Idaho Humanities Council.
Related Links:
- 1920's Popular Music From Kevin Rayburn's site listed above (mostly US music in the1920s).
- Jeanne Belfy Professor Belfy's professional biography from her homepage at Boise State University.
- Ernest Hemingway - The Community Library In honor of Ernest Hemingway.
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