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Noon Year’s Eve For Families! page 9
Junior Historians Club
For Kids! page 7
Literature Series:Wilde Life
For Adults! page 4
Meet the New DirectorInterview with Jean Ruark
Volume 11, Issue 6 | December 2019 — January 2020
Paul Sawyier Public Library
Biblio Bulletin
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What is your vision for Paul Sawyier?
That’s a tough question right now, because Paul Sawyier is way ahead of the curve in library service, in so many ways. My short-term vision is to do my best to support the staff in their already excellent efforts and to be responsive to the needs and wants of our community, while I settle in and learn more about Frankfort and Franklin County.
What is your favorite thing about Frankfort?
It feels like home. Everyone I’ve met has been very welcoming and friendly. That’s been the case from the first time I visited, years ago. And the people of Frankfort and Franklin County really love their library – so many people have made a point to tell me that, I have no doubt it’s true.
What are you reading right now?
A Woman of No Importance: The Untold Story of the American Spy Who Helped Win World War II by Sonia Purnell
Jean Ruark is taking the helm and will lead Paul Sawyier Public Library as the new executive director.
What is your background in libraries?
My first job out of college was Staff Artist for the Fairfield County District Library in Lancaster, Ohio. I created promotional pieces and managed two exhibit spaces in the library.
After moving to Mansfield, Ohio, and having two children, the position of Communications Coordinator for the Mansfield/Richland County Public Library came open. I was responsible for communicating/promoting the library to the community. In order to promote the library effectively, I felt it necessary to learn as much as possible about every aspect of library service, from cataloging to facilities to public service. When I saw the opportunity to apply for a position in a city that I already loved, I jumped at the chance. I’m thankful to the Board of Trustees for giving me this wonderful opportunity.
Interview with Jean Ruark Meet the New Director!
Board of Trustees:www.pspl.org/board-of-trustees
Natalie WilkersonMaria Bartholomew Robert KellermanMary Lynn Collins
Carolyn Lynch Patty Crittenden Alison Cuentas
Cheryl SandefurBernie MazaheriConnie Crowe
Library Director:Jean Ruark
Media Designer and Newsletter Editor:
Stacy Stamper
Library Closings:December 24December 25December 26December 31
January 1January 20
319 Wapping StreetFrankfort, KY 40601
502-352-2665www.pspl.org
Hours:Mon-Thurs: 9-8
Friday: 9-6Saturday: 9-5Sunday: 1-5
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Book RecommendationsStaff Picks!No Exit by Taylor Adams
November Road by Lou Berney
Open Season by C.J. Box
Furious Hours by Casey Cep
The Vanished Bride by Bella Ellis
One Giant Leap by Charles Fishman
The Guardians by John Grisham
Charmed Knits by Alison Hansel
Pocketful of Crows by Joanne Harris
Strange Weather by Joe Hill
Allegedly by Tiffany D. Jackson
Breaking Creed by Alex Kava
The Institute by Stephen King
The Passenger by Lisa Lutz
Spinning Silver by Naomi Novik
Antoni in the Kitchen by Antoni Porowski
Elantris by Brandon Sanderson
Tiny But Mighty by Hannah Shaw
The Murders of Molly Southbourne by Tade Thompson
Affinity by Sarah Waters
The Secret Life of Violet Grant by Beatriz Williams
The Teen Advisory Group (TAG) would like to invite the Frankfort community to fill The Giving Tree with new hats, scarves, and gloves.
Donations will be accepted November 23−December 27. The Giving Tree can be found on the second floor of the library, in the Teen Area, and all
donations will be given to the Mission Frankfort Clothes Closet, which provides clothing items to individuals and families in Frankfort.
Special thanks to the Teen Advisory Group for developing and implementing this worthwhile project!
2019 TAG Service Project The Giving Tree
Have you used Tutor.com yet? Tutor.com offers online academic tutoring to grades K-12, intro-level college, and GED students; ACT/SAT/AP test preparation; and career tutoring and resume review to adult job seekers.
All tutoring sessions are online with professional tutors, who are available to help everyday, noon−midnight. Go to www.tutor.com/paulsawyier, or
go to www.pspl.org/elibrary and find Tutor.com under Education.
In addition to the on-demand, online tutoring, the SkillsCenter Resource Library is available 24/7 and includes additional educational and career resources.
Connect to Tutor.com from any computer or mobile device with Internet access. For more information or assistance, please ask at the Check Out Desk.
Homework Help & Adult Education Tutor.com
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Ripped from the Headlines: A Civil Civic Conversation Monday, December 2 • 6:30pm | Community Room Monday, January 6 • 6:30pm | Community Room All are welcome to this community conversation. December’s discussion topic is impeachment. January’s discussion topic is reproductive rights. Co-sponsored by The State Journal and PSPL.
DIY Gumball Machine Ornaments Tuesday, December 3 • 6:00pm
Create your own gumball machine ornament, and add a bit of whimsy to your holiday decor!
NaNoWriMo: What Comes Next? Wednesday, December 4 • 6:00pm
So you’ve written a novel or short story: what comes next? Whether you recently participated in National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) or just want to know how to search for publishers and distribute your book, this program is for you! You’ll learn about different magazines, websites, and platforms you can publish on, and meet like-minded people.
Understanding Scams & Spams Thursday, December 5 • 2:00pm Monday, December 9 • 6:00pm
Join PSPL’s IT Manager Rob McCoy as he discusses how to spot email/telephone scams and avoid becoming a victim.
Introducing PSPL’s Indie Author Services Thursday, December 5 • 6:00pm
The Indie Author Project offers easy-to-use, free resources for publishing books and discovering books by indie authors. Great for authors and readers!
Inside the Lines Coloring Club Saturday, December 7 • 1:00pm-3:00pm Join us for an afternoon of coloring and relaxation. Tap into your creativity with coloring books for adults.
Holiday Movie Trivia Tuesday, December 10 • 6:30pm
Get into the spirit of the season with this special trivia night for adults. Please register your team of 1-4 contestants at www.pspl.org/holidaymovietrivia. Ugly holiday sweaters welcome!
Yoga for Beginners Wednesday, December 11 • 6:00pm Wednesday, January 15 • 6:00pm Wednesday, January 29 • 6:00pm
Certified yoga instructor Grace Rogers will lead participants in breathing exercises, simple physical postures, and relaxation. Please wear comfortable clothing, and bring a yoga mat if you have one.
Wilde Life Thursday, December 12 • 6:30pm
Oscar Wilde was an international literary star known for his wit, wisdom, and love of life. Join us as we take a look at his life at the height of his career and read The Importance of Being Earnest.
The Life and Politics of Vice President Richard Mentor Johnson Saturday, December 21 • 2:30pm Kentuckian Richard Mentor Johnson was one of the most famous and controversial politicians of his day. Drawing on her recent book, historian Christina Snyder explores the forces that shaped Johnson’s personal life and professional career and what his story reveals about antebellum America. Sponsored by the Frankfort Civil War Roundtable, Capital City Museum, and PSPL.
Wilde Life Thursday, January 9 • 6:30pm
Oscar Wilde was an international literary star known for his wit, wisdom, and love of life. Join us as we take a look at his tragic downfall, highlighted in his works De Profundis and The Ballad of Reading Gaol.
Registration is required, and all events will take place in the River Room, unless otherwise stated. Register at www.pspl.org/calendar, at the Library, or by contacting Diane Dehoney at 352-2665 x108 or [email protected]. adults
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Discussion GroupsBreakfast with a Book December 14 • 9:30am Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe
January 4 • 9:30am The Lottery and Other Stories by Shirley Jackson
Film Discussion Group December 5 • 6:30pm | Board Room Shoplifters directed by Hirokazu Kore-eda
January 2• 6:30pm | Board Room Fahrenheit 451 directed François Truffaut
Kentucky Book Group January 16 • 6:30pm Yates Paul, His Grand Flights, His Tootings by James Baker Hall
Mystery Book Group December 16 • 7:00pm | Offsite Location An Anne Perry Christmas (Two Holiday Novels: A Christmas Journey & A Christmas Visitor)
January 27 • 7:00pm | Board Room Girl Waits with Gun by Amy Stewart
Speculative Fiction Discussion Group
January 13 • 6:30pm The Prey of the Gods by Nicky Drayden
PSPL at the Movies December 17 • 6:30pm
Holiday Inn directed by Mark Sandrich
Vision Boards Tuesday, January 14 • 6:00pm
Join us to create your own vision board, a visualization tool consisting of words and pictures that represent your goals. Build your personal collage by including anything that inspires and motivates you.
Computers 101: How to Use a Mouse, Keyboard, and Computer
Tuesday, January 21 • 6:00pm | Computer Lab This program is for people who feel they have beginner-level computer skills and need assistance turning on the computer, navigating the keyboard, and understanding different desktop elements.
Birding in Brazil Wednesday, January 22 • 6:30pm
Jeff Sole, past president of the Kentucky Ornithological Society, will present a program on his recent 28-day trip to Brazil. Jeff is one of Kentucky’s foremost birders and an avid wildlife photographer. Sponsored by the Frankfort Audubon Society and PSPL.
Planner Party Thursday, January 23 • 6:30pm The new year is upon us, and that probably means you have a brand new planner! Join us for a planner party to meet up with fellow planning enthusiasts, share organizational ideas, and get creative. We’ll have some basic supplies on hand like colored pens, stickers, and washi tape. Just BYOP… bring your own planner!
Greeting Card Journals Tuesday, January 28 • 6:00pm
Now that the holidays are over, are you wondering what to do with all the cards you received? Re-purpose them by creating a greeting card journal, and keep your treasured holiday memories alive for years to come! Feel free to bring your own holiday cards, gift tags, letters, and even photographs to include in your journal. All other supplies will be provided.
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kids Registration is required unless otherwise stated, and signups begin two Mondays before the event. Please register at www.pspl.org/calendar or at the Library. All events will be in the Youth Program Room.
6 | October - November 2019
Pajama Babies Tuesday, December 3 • 11:00am
Roll out of bed, and head to the library!
Baby, Do You Want to Build a Snowman? Tuesday, December 17 • 11:00am
Stories and songs all about our friend—the snowman!
Dino Babies Tuesday, January 14 • 11:00am
Stomp on in for this storytime about dinosaurs!
Baby Animal Sounds Tuesday, January 28 • 11:00am
Have fun with animal sounds at this baby storytime.
For BabiesBirth to 24 mo. and their caregivers. Please register.
Shake Your Sillies Out Tuesday, December 3 • 5:30pm Wednesday, December 4 • 10:00am
Beat the winter blues with this musical storytime.
If You Take a Mouse to the Movies Wednesday, December 18 • 10:00am
Follow Mouse on his adventures to the movies.
Cabin Fever Reliever Tuesday, January 7 • 5:30pm Wednesday, January 8 • 10:00am
Join us for an indoor snow ball challenge and arctic obstacle course.
Mittens for You Tuesday, January 21 • 5:30pm Wednesday, January 22 • 10:00am
Wear your favorite mittens to storytime!
For ToddlersAges 2-3 and their caregivers. Please register.
Let’s Play! Tuesday, December 3 • 6:30pm Thursday, December 5 • 11:00am
Bring your imagination for this dramatic play storytime.
STEAMing Through the Snow Thursday, December 19 • 11:00am
Experience the holidays through STEAM.
Out of the Box Tuesday, January 14 • 6:30pm Thursday, January 16 • 11:00am
Think outside the box! What can you make using paper cups?
Polar Animal Party Tuesday, January 28 • 6:30pm Thursday, January 30 • 11:00am
Can you imagine being a polar party animal?
For PreschoolersAges 4-5. Please register.
Little Louie is stuck in bed with a bad cold. His nose is clogged, his ears are crackling, and his brain feels full. All he wants is his mom to take care of him, but whenever he calls out for her, his stuffed-up nose summons slobbery dog Bob instead!
Staff Pick!
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Seasonal Snacks Wednesday, December 4 • 4:30pm
Grab your apron, and create amazing seasonal snacks.
Holiday Kitchen Science Wednesday, December 18 • 4:30pm
Use everyday kitchen items to create amazing holiday-inspired experiments.
Snow Science Wednesday, January 8 • 4:30pm
Put on your lab coat, and try some amazing experiments with snow.
Kitchen Science: The Power of Pop Rocks Wednesday, January 22 • 4:30pm
Grab your goggles, and discover the power of Pop Rocks.
For Kids K-2 Kindergarten to 2nd grade. Please register.
For TweensGrades 3-5. Please register.
Yuletide Papermaking Monday, December 2 • 4:30pm
Create festive handmade paper for seasonal cards and gifts.
Junior Historians Club Thursday, December 5 • 6:30pm
Celebrate Kentucky history with fun activities.
Holiday Cupcake Wars Monday, December 9 • 4:30pm
Get creative in the kitchen and make a holiday- themed treat. Compete on a team to make the most amazing cupcake creations.
Nutcracker Escape Room Monday, December 16 • 4:30pm
Work together to solve puzzles, find clues, unlock the room, and free the Nutcracker within one hour.
PokéClub Thursday, December 12 • 4:30pm Thursday, January 9 • 4:30pm | Grades 3-12
Play, battle, and create with us as we celebrate everything Pokémon!
Salt Painting Monday, January 13 • 4:30pm
Create your own beautiful piece of art using everyday items.
Extreme Igloo Challenge Wednesday, January 15 • 4:30pm
Test your engineering and design skills by creating your own sugar cube and marshmallow igloo.
Tie-Dye T-Shirts Wednesday, January 29 • 4:30pm
Bring a little color into a dreary January day by creating your own crazy and colorful tie-dye t-shirt.
For HomeschoolersPlease register.
Homeschool Historian Club Thursday, December 12 • 2:30pm Thursday, January 9 • 2:30pm | Grades 3-12
In December, we will focus on Native Americans. In January, we will focus on pioneer history.
Homeschool Art Hour Thursday, December 19 • 2:30pm Thursday, January 16 • 2:30pm | Grades 3-12
Create your own masterpiece inspired by concepts and principles from artists throughout history.
National Geographic Bee for Frankfort Area Homeschoolers
Friday, January 10 • 2:00pm | Grades 4-8 The Bee includes an oral competition, culminating in a championship round. The local champion then takes a test to qualify for the statewide bee. With a top prize of a $50,000 college scholarship, the contest is designed to spark student interest in geography. Go to http://bit.ly/PsplNatGeoBee2019 for more details.
Homeschool Art Hour Thursday, January 23 • 2:30pm | Grades K-2
Create your own masterpiece inspired by concepts and principles from artists throughout history.
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teensAnime and Manga Club
Monday, December 2 • 6:30pm Monday, January 6 • 6:30pm
In December, join us for a night of cosplay. In January, design shrink wrap art with your favorite characters and drawings,
Ugly Sweater Soiree Monday, December 9 • 6:30pm
Don your tackiest apparel to compete in games and an ugly sweater contest.
PokéClub Thursday, December 12 • 4:30pm Thursday, January 9 • 4:30pm | Grades 3-12
Play, battle, and create with us as we celebrate everything Pokémon!
Games & Grub Friday, December 13 • 4:30pm Friday, January 10 • 4:30pm
Join a new board game group for teens! Snacks provided.
Homeschool Art Hour Thursday, December 19 • 2:30pm Thursday, January 16 • 2:30pm | Grades 3-12
Create your own masterpiece inspired by concepts and principles from artists throughout history.
Griddlecakes & Games Monday, December 23 • 6:30pm
Take a break from the holiday hustle! Enjoy pancakes and games with friends.
Teen Advisory Group (TAG) Friday, December 27 • 4:30pm Friday, January 24 • 4:30pm Join our monthly Teen Advisory Group where your voice can be heard as we decide how to best serve teen patrons and our community.
2020 Teen Vision Boards Monday, December 30 • 6:30pm
Set goals, and create a vision board to map out the year!
Homeschool Historian Club Thursday, December 12 • 2:30pm Thursday, January 9 • 2:30pm | Grades 3-12
In December, we will focus on Native Americans. In January, we will focus on pioneer history.
Greetings from Hawaii Monday, January 27 • 6:30pm
Beat the winter blues by enjoying Hawaiian Shaved Ice, luau games, and more! Hawaiian shirts are encouraged!
Registration is required unless otherwise stated, and signups begin two Mondays before the event. Please register at www.pspl.org/calendar or at the Library. All events will be in the Youth Program Room.
Teen Book Group: Ranger’s Apprentice: The Ruins of Gorlan
Monday, December 16 • 6:30pm The December selection is Ranger’s Apprentice: The Ruins of Gorlan by John Flanagan. The villagers believe the Rangers - with their dark cloaks and shadowy ways - practice magic
that makes them invisible to ordinary people. Now, Will has been chosen as a Ranger’s apprentice.
Teen Book Group: Airborn Monday, January 13 • 6:30pm
January’s book is Airborn by Kenneth Oppel. While crossing the Pacificus, Matt fearlessly rescues the unconscious pilot of a crippled hot air balloon. This one fateful encounter leads to a daring adventure across open skies facing
dangers unknown while on the quest for the truth.
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familiesA Home Without a Gnome Saturday, December 7 • 11:00am Make a gnome to fill your home with cheer.
Run, Run as Fast as You Can Tuesday, December 10 • 6:30pm Friday, December 13 • 11:00am Can you catch the gingerbread man?
Family Ornament Making Thursday, December 12 • 6:30pm Make ornaments for yourself or to give as a gift.
Reindeer Games Saturday, December 14 • 11:00am Explore the reindeer world with stories and crafts.
Pajama Night Tuesday, December 17 • 6:30pm Wear your pajamas, and enjoy hot cocoa!
Holiday Sugar Cookie Decorating Thursday, December 19 • 6:30pm Celebrate the season by decorating sugar cookies.
LEGO®s at the Library Sunday, December 29 • 2:30pm Sunday, January 26 • 2:30pm Play, build, and create! Families with kids of all ages, join us for LEGO® fun for the entire family.
Noon Year’s Eve Monday, December 30 • 11:30am Join us for a New Year’s Eve celebration with games, crafts, and activities! Watch the ball drop at noon!
Make and Take Crafts Saturday, January 4 • 11:00am Let your imagination guide your crafty creations.
Pinecone Snowmen Saturday, January 11 • 11:00am Create your own frosty friend.
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Tree-mendous Trees Friday, December 6 • 11:00am
Run, Run as Fast as You Can Friday, December 13 • 11:00am
Winter Wonderland Friday, December 20 • 11:00am
Imagination Playground Friday, December 27 • 11:00am
Penguin Palooza Friday, January 3 • 11:00am
Friday StoryhoursAll ages. No registration required.
Ready, Set, Hibernate Friday, January 10 • 11:00am
Tape Town Friday, January 17 • 11:00am
Let It Snow Friday, January 24 • 11:00am
Happy Groundhog Day Friday, January 31 • 11:00am
Stained Glass Tissue Paper Art Thursday, January 16 • 6:30pm Design your own snowy window decoration.
Tape Town Saturday, January 18 • 11:00am Friday, January 17 • 11:00am Drive into our Tape Town! We’ll have plenty of tape ‘roads’ connecting different parts of our interactive town. Use our cars and trucks or bring your own!
S’MORES and Hot Chocolate Thursday, January 30 • 6:30pm Warm up with chocolate and marshmallows, and create some wonderful wintry crafts.
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