Biblio Radio

Heights Libraries offers free delivery of library materials to permanently or temporarily home-bound community members. Ellen Paulini talks about how that service works.    

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Amy Rosenbluth from Lake Erie Ink talks about the Teen Poetry Slam, and why it is a unique experience for both teens and the audience.

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STEAM Saturday at Noble taps into the new curriculum concept that many local schools are exploring. Kid Engineering does the same, with building projects for kids grades 1-5.

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Julia and Carole talk about March by Geraldine Brooks, a book based on the absent father from Little Women. Carole will lead the Original Voices Book Club in discuss the book.

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This week seven Heights Libraries staff members talk about the best books they read in 2014.

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Julia and Amy, a librarian at Lee Road, talk about reading books based on your travel plans. Amy enhanced her travels in Paris by reading How Paris Became Paris by …

Read moreBiblio Radio – 12/22/14

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Shandra and Brian from the Lee Road branch talk about the 3-for-Me card, and how it can help gets books in kids’ hands, no matter what.

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Sue Pardee, President of the Fund for the Future of Heights Libraries, talks about what the hope for their foundation, long into the future.

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Carole Walencheck and L.P. Coladangelo talk about the benefits of deep reading, and a new book discussion group starting at the Lee Road branch called Original Voices Book Discussion.

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