Haiku Contest Winners

It took a while, but here are our Haiku contest winners...

Annette Brinson
Susannah Scuderi
Mathew Livingston

We had so many entries and so many great ones! It was difficult to decide on just three winners.

Thanks to all that participated.

May's Book Club Selection

I hope that you can join us for our month's book discussion of "The Memory Keeper's Daughter".

We have a special display in our bestseller's area featuring the books we have chosen each month. In our display, we have additional copies of the book that aren't in our catalog.

Please check it out.

We will be meeting May 30th from 7-8.

Haiku contest winners

We got a great response from our patrons in the Haiku contest. We are still deciding the winners, so keep checking the blog. We'll give the winners a call.

Have a great weekend!

Haiku contest

Well, National Poetry Month is winding down. We will be selecting our winners of the Haiku contest late next week.

Thank you to all of you that participated. So far, I've really enjoyed the entries. We have a lot of talented library patrons. It will be difficult picking the winners.

Good luck to our participants!

University of Arizona Pianist on Tour

Join us on Friday afternoon (May 4th) for a Classical piano performance by Astrid Chan and El Paso's own Thomas Shibley Azar. These students of the University of Arizona are currently touring the southwest.

The concert begins at 4:00 in our auditorium. We hope to see you there!

The Road

I just finished the Cormac McCarthy book, "The Road".

It's our book club selection of the month. I have never read Cormac McCarthy before and I am extremely impressed with his writing style and his imagery. This was a really difficult book to read, but worth it.

Please come to our book discussion group this upcoming Wednesday (4/25) at 7:00. I'm sure we will have a great discussion of this Pulitzer Prize winning novel.

Scrapbooking anyone?

From 3:00-5:30 this Saturday, we are beginning our scrapbooking group. Bring all of your supplies and get together with other croppers.

Please call 875-0700 for more information.