What’s New

DISPLAYS	GET READY FOR SUMMER FUN!
Olivia Watson and Allie Logue of Girl Scout Troop 429 helped to install an exhibit of their work to promote awareness of women’s history and issues facing girls today. “DO YOU KNOW GIRLS” will be on display through the summer.	Read, Reuse, Recycle: Summer Reading Club for Kids and Teens June 4 - July 31 Registration began June 4 in person or online. If you register online, make sure to come to the Library for your reading log before you begin. Book Buddies is a one-week program that gives teens and beginning readers the opportunity to share books and the fun of reading. Junior and Senior Buddies meet three days for 30 minutes each during specific times during the summer. Book Buddy matches for the July session (July 19-22) are almost complete. But we need more SENIOR BOOK BUDDIES. If interested, please contact the Youth & Young Adult Services Department as soon as possible. Junior Buddies are entering Grades 1-2. Senior Buddies are entering Grade 6 and up. Learn about being a Junior Buddy and being a Senior buddy and keep this form to remind you of what dates and times you signed up for. Print the Junior Buddy application form or Senior Buddy application form and return it to the Youth & Young Adult Services Department.
UPCOMING EVENTS	NEW BOOKS	ARTISTIC ENDEAVORS
We have several more events scheduled before teh summer reading program ends on July 31! Family programs are Monday nights, special programs for young children are Tuesday mornings, and Fun Zone events for elementary-aged kids are on Thursday afternoons. For registration information and a list of all the Library’s fun programs, visit our Events page!	Browse our new books located in the Picture Book, Fiction, and Nonfiction collections. Lots of fun and interesting books await. Parents might try Harry and Horsie by Katie Van Camp and What Sisters Do Best by Laura Joffe Numeroff as read alouds. Older readers may enjoy Rick Riordan’s new book The Red Pyramid (first in The Kane Chronicles series) or The Batboy by Mike Lupica. For more suggestions, check out the Read It, Hear It, Play It page of our website or visit us to pick up our booklists created by library staff for each age group - babies through middle school.	Hinsdale Adventist Academy art work brightens up the Youth Services Department for the summer. Stop by to enjoy the creativity of local students. With support from the Hinsdale Public Library Foundation, Trish Page created this mural for the Reading Cabin. www.trishpage.com
SCHOOL SERVICES
Check out the Homework Help page for school required reading lists, links to Live Homework Help and World Book Advanced databases, website links and more. And don’t forget, we have copies of D181 and St. Isaac Jogues textbooks for in-library use.