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Yearly Archives: 2012
The Top Ten 2012: Best Fiction for Young Adults
Each year, Young Adult Library Services Association present the Best Fiction for Young Adults. The list of over 100 books feature a wide range of genres and styles, including contemporary realistic fiction, fantasy, horror, historical fiction and novels in verse. The YALSA … Continue reading
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Plum Pudding
In Victorian England, the presentation of the plum pudding was often the highlight of Christmas day. The ritual usually began at the beginning of Advent when each member of the family took a turn at mixing the pudding and making a wish. … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas Recipe, Plum Pudding, Victorian Christmas
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Gifts from $1 to $25 -
Do you need to do some last-minute shopping for the Holidays? We have a nice selection of gifts available at the front desk at Louis T. Graves Library which support our programs. Most of these items make great gifts or stocking stuffer and are reasonably priced from $1 … Continue reading
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New In The Children’s Room ~
We have several new Picture Books for Younger Children at Louis T. Graves Memorial Public Library. These books can be found upstairs in the Children’s Room. Come on in for a visit and check them out! Otter and Odder: … Continue reading
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Tagged Book Reveiw, Graves Library Chidlren's room, New books, reviews
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Grammy Oakman’s Hard Gingerbread
1 c of sugar 1 c molasses 1 c crisco shortening 1 tsp vanilla 2/3 c boiling water 1 tsp ginger 1 tsp salt 2 c flour 4 tsp baking soda extra sugar for sprinkling Beat the sugar, molasses, shortening … Continue reading
Save the Date ~
December 21 from 3:00-3:45. A special Holiday storytime for all ages will feature songs and stories followed by cookies and lemonade. Mark your calendars and come celebrate the winter holidays with Ms Linda and Ms Terri at Graves Library.
Staff Picks ~
Check out these book reviews from staff members of the Louis T. Graves Memorial Public Library. The books (with review cards) can be found on the Fireplace Mantel near the front desk at Graves Library. Come on in for a … Continue reading
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Tagged best sellers, Blue Nights, reviews, Staff Reviews, The Dovekeepers, the sea
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Upcoming Winter Celebrations ~
Hanukkah, or “the Festival of Lights” is a historical celebration which commemorates the rededication of the Temple after the Jews succeeded over Antiochus IV oppression twenty-one centuries ago. To rededicate the temple, they had to light the “eternal flame.” When … Continue reading
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Tagged Celebrations, Hanukkah, Noodle Kugel, recipe, Stonewall Kitchen, Winter Holidays
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Mulled Wine ~ Gluhwein
1 lemon 4 cinnamon sticks 4 whole cloves 4-8 sugar cubes 3 1/2 cups full-bodied red wine Wash lemon peel, removing as much pith as possible. Slice lemon. You can use either the peel or the lemon slices. If the … Continue reading