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Join
us for lively discussion in a friendly
environment. Pick up a copy of the book at the
Adult Reference Desk about a month before the
meeting date.
Ordinary
Grace by William Kent Krueger.
So
easy! Pour a soy candle into a recycled class
container for you to burn at home or give as a
gift.
Sorry,
this class is full and at a waiting
list.
Get a jump on your holiday gift-giving!
This papercrafting night will see us making
some handmade holiday cards and gift tags.
Swank up your presents this year!
All materials will be provided; no
cost.
Consumer
Reports Online is
available anytime!
Click through from our
homepage at
highlandlibrary.info,
then find the Consumer Reports
button on the right-hand side. Enter your
Highland Library card number and you'll gain access to
articles and reviews for cars, appliances,
electronics and more!
Homebound Delivery
Service
Highland area residents
who are unable to visit the library due to injury,
illness, or disability are eligible for homebound
delivery service. The service can be given on
either a temporary or permanent basis. The
Highland Library has many different types of
materials for homebound patrons to check out, such
as books, print books, magazines, DVDs and
audiobooks.
Delivery
is provided by the Highland/Milford Senior Van
Program, part of the Highland Activity Center
(formerly the Senior Center).
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Mon,
Nov 3, 5:30pm
Love anime? So do
we! Join us as we explore the latest and
greatest anime. Appropriate munchies will
be served, so please register ahead of time.
Feel free to wear those fuzzy ears you
love.
Mon, Nov
10, 5:30pm
Here's the plan.
We'll provide all you need to make your camera
phone up-close-and-personal-ready. Then,
we'll scatter and take photos around the library
and upload them to our Facebook page and teen
photo shoot page on our website!
Mon,
November 24,
5:30pm -
8:00pm
These are open
gaming nights. We've got tables a-plenty
and participation is always free. Also,
snacks are to be had. Open to ages 10+.
We currently have groups dropping in to
play the following:
Pokemon
TCG
Magic The
Gathering TCG
GO
(ancient board game)
Tues,
November 25,
Noon -
8:00pm
Open gaming!
We've got tables and terrain a-plenty, so
bring your armies and your sleevies and get some
Waaaaugh going!
Free free free, of
course, and we also have some paints available
for to pretty up your boyz. Open to teens
and adults.
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Thurs,
Nov 6, 6:00pm
For
parents, teachers or caregivers.
Learn
about the importance of movement activities and
how to incorporate them into your preschooler's
day. Brought to us by Oakland County's
Great Start to Quality Resource Center.
Learn
& Grow:
Toddler
Storytime
Mondays:
Nov 10, Nov 17, Nov 24, & Dec
1
Ages
18-36 months.
A
fun and musical storytime designed to help
children with cognitive, social, language and
large/fine motor skills.
Thurs,
Nov 13, 11:30am
For
ages 8 - 12.
Bring
your lunch and join other home-schooled students
for a book adventure. We'll play a game and
discuss a different book each month. Books are
available at the Youth Desk.
Mon,
Oct 20, 6:00pm
For ages
8 - 12.
sorry,
this class is full & at a waiting
list.
Tuesdays
at 10:30am
Nov
18, Nov 25, Dec 2, & Dec 9
This
class includes crafts and movement songs and
emphasizes
independence
and reading readiness. Children need to be able
to sit and listen to stories on their own.
Sat,
Nov 22, 2:30pm
For
ages 5-12 years.
This
program uses our LEGO and your imagination to
create our library display!
Registration
begins Nov 3.
Wed,
Nov 26, 6:00pm
Join
us for a reading and ballet adaptation of the
Nutcracker Ballet. This program is performed by
the Modern Messages dance studio and is suitable
for all ages. Children can have their
pictures taken with the ballerinas after the
performance.
Registration
begins Nov 3.
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Does
your child want some extra reading
practice?
Let
your elementary-school-age child team up with a
student member of the National Honor Society.
This low-stress environment is perfect for
those who want some reading-aloud practice with a
friendly ear: children may respond to criticism
from other students better than they would from
parents or teachers.
These
sessions are by appointment only, after school
hours or on Saturdays.
Call
248-887-2218 (option 4) for more information or to
schedule an appointment.
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