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Monthly Archives: April 2016
New Nonfiction
Posted in Books, New Items
Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Adam Cohen, Andy Warhol, Andy Warhol was a Hoarder, books, Claudia Kalb, Columbine, David Fisher, Eckhart Public Library, EPL, hoarders, hoarding, How to be a Tudor, Imbeciles, Leonard Nimoy, Leonard: My Fifty-Year Friendship with a Remarkable Man, Library, Living in the Aftermath of Tragedy, Medici, Mother's Reckoning, new books, new items, nonfiction, Paul Strathern, Pure Soapmaking, Ruth Goodman, school shooters, school shootings, Sue Klebold, suicide, Supreme Court, William Shatner
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NIDL Brings You: Calvin
Bill Watterson is still a legend among many cartoonists for his Calvin and Hobbes strips. A little boy and his stuffed tiger who isn’t stuffed whenever it’s just the two of them. Across from Calvin was little Susie, the girl … Continue reading
Posted in NIDL
Tagged Bill Watterson, books, Calvin, Calvin and Hobbes, comic strips, Eckhart Public Library, EPL, fiction, hallucinations, Hobbes, Library, Martine Leavitt, Mental Disorders, mental health, NIDL, NIDL Brings You, Northeast Indiana Digital Library, Schizophrenia, tigers
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New Nonfiction
Posted in Books, New Items
Tagged 101 Games and Activities for Children with Autism Spectrum and Sensory Disorders, Anne Boyd Rioux, Aspergers, Autism, Blood Brothers, books, Carlo Rovelli, Chrissy Teigen, Constance Fenimore Woolson, Cravings, Downsizing the Family Home, Drinking in American, Eckhart Public Library, EPL, Library, Malcolm X, Marni Jameson, Mental Disorders, Muhammad Ali, new books, new items, nonfiction, Our Secret History, Portrait of a Lady Novelist, Seven Brief Lessons on Physics, spectrum, Susan Cheever, Tara Delaney
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This Week at Eckhart Public Library – April 11-16
It’s an eLearning week at DeKalb Central Schools, and Eckhart Public Library is here to help students make sure that they complete their eLearning assignments! Eckhart Public Library will have Chromebook labs that DeKalb Central students can use to complete … Continue reading
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Goodviews: Orange is the New Black
Orange is the New Black is a Netflix original series based on the book. Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling) has been arrested, convicted, and sentenced on drug trafficking charges that she doesn’t remember. She’s trying to get a business up and … Continue reading
Posted in Goodviews
Tagged Big Boo, drug conviction, Galina Reznikov, homophobic, homosexual, incarceration, jail, Kate Mulgrew, Laverne Cox, Lea DeLaria, lesbian, Netflix, Orange Is The New Black, Piper Chapman, Piper Kerman, prison, Red, Sophia Bursett, Taylor Schilling, transgender
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This Week at Eckhart Public Library – April 5-9, 2016
Eckhart Public Library will offer a free enrichment class for children going into kindergarten in April and May. BeginINbooks encourages development and improvement of the skills children will need as they begin kindergarten. Each one-hour session, on Monday nights at … Continue reading
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New Fiction
Posted in Books, New Items
Tagged 007, anything for you, books, charles todd, comics, Eckhart Public Library, EPL, fiction, graphic novels, harley quinn, ian fleming, irish meadows, james bond, James Patterson, jessica jones, kiss kiss bang stab, kristan higgins, live and let die, mare, marshall karp, mary gaitskill, matt kindt, mind management, mind mgmt, mystery, new books, no shred of evidence, nypd red 4, shaken not stirred, susan anne mason, thriller
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Charlie Chat 