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Tuesday July 17th, 11:30-12:30 pm
PAWS For Reading
Come see Monk, the Great Dane and practice your reading.  First come first served. 
 
Tuesday July 17th, 6:30 pm
Supper Sleuths - "Tilt-a-Whirl" by Chris Grabenstein
From page 1, this debut stands out as refreshingly different. The story centers on the murder of real-estate tycoon Reggie Hart, who was shot in front of his teenage daughter, Ashley in the Jersey tourist town of Sea Haven . Danny Boyle, a 24-year-old "summer cop," encounters the hysterical girl while on patrol with his partner, John Ceepak, an ex-soldier who has returned from Iraq with some demons left to exorcise. Although Grabenstein crafts a first-rate mystery, what makes this novel special is its two protagonists. With young Boyle narrating, the reader gets to know Ceepak gradually, through his partner's eyes. At first Ceepak's personal code of honor only amuses or annoys the cynical Boyle. But as he (and we) get to know the former soldier, the portrait of a true hero emerges. Grabenstein brilliantly evokes the endearing seediness of a Jersey Shore town in summer, but it's his development of the Ceepak-Boyle relationship that makes this an absolute triumph. (*Starred Review* from Booklist )
**Picnic Potluck: please bring a dish to share, as we enjoy the Reading Garden at the Graubner Library for our annual summer gathering**
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Wednesday July 18th, 7:00pm
House History Mysteries Solved?
Wondering when your house was built or who built it. Do you think that your house may have some hidden secrets? This workshop, designed for beginners, will cover the basics in researching the history of your home, research strategies, documents you should consult and more. Come join us for an informative workshop on how to trace the history of your house or business and help you solve the mysteries of your home. The program takes place at the Kezar Library in downtown Romeo. Registration is required. For more information or to register, please call Stacie Narlock at Kezar Library, 586-752-2583 or e-mail to narlocks@libcoop.net

 

Thursday July 19th, 2:00 pm
Thrilling Thursdays
Movies and Crafts for Kids
Strega Nona
Paper Bag Princess
Reluctant Dragaon
Craft: Dragon Gliders

 

Thursday July 19th, 3:30-5:00 pm
Harry Trivia
Calling all Muggles! Brush up on your knowledge of potions ingredients, Hogwarts secret passages, and Quidditch rules before Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is released on July 21 st . Meet at the Kezar Branch Library to discover Romeo's biggest teen Harry Potter fan.
Part of the "Get A Clue" Teen Summer Reading program

 
Tuesday July 22nd, 11:30-12:30 pm
PAWS For Reading
Come see Monk, the Great Dane and practice your reading.  First come first served. 
 
Monday July 23rd, 6:00-7:30 pm
Anime
It's no mystery that teens love Anime. Preview new Anime with this monthly group where new members are welcome.
Part of the "Get A Clue" Teen Summer Reading program
 
Thursday July 26th, 2:00 pm
Thrilling Thursdays
Movies and Crafts for Kids
Goofy Double Feature
Darkwing Duck
Wishbone: Twisted Tail
Craft: Mystery Craft
 

Monday July 30th, 6:00-7:30 pm
Free Draw
We'll supply the art materials and refreshments. All you need to bring is your imagination and love of drawing to create works of art to display at the library, on our website, or to take home.
Part of the "Get A Clue" Teen Summer Reading program

 

 
Thursday August 2nd, 5:30-8:30 pm
Murder Mystery
Registration is limited and available only to the first 8 people who call (586) 752-8416 and press 4 to reserve a spot . A pizza dinner party with a twist for drama lovers… one of the guests is “murdered” and it's up to you , acting as an assigned character, to solve the crime … or commit it! Adding to the fun is the Luau theme, so remember to wear your Hawaiian shirt.
 
Friday August 3rd, 10:00-3:00 pm
Chalk the Walk!
Hey Artists! Come show us what you got but you have to use sidewalk chalk! Come join the outdoor fun at Kezar Library! There are prize categories for all ages.
 

Saturday August 4, 1:30-4:30 pm
Grand Prize Giveaway Party
Teens that have completed 15 hours or more of reading during the Summer Reading Program will be invited to attend the closing party for their chance to win a video iPod! One last chance this summer to enjoy DDR, Guitar Hero, and refreshments for the announcement of the grand prize winner.

 
Tuesday August 9th, 7:00 pm
Children's Summer Reading Program Closing - Jason Abbott
Join us for the closing program for the Summer Reading Club with comedian and magician Jason Abbott. Fun for the whole family.
No registration is necessary but seating is limited
Romeo District Library
65821 Van Dyke
Washington MI. 48095
(586)752-0603
romeo@libcoop.net