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Crazy Games @ Your Library!

10/31/2014

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We now have several sets of Crazy Games in the library for students to checkout. Each Crazy Games has nine puzzle cards that one forms into a 3 x 3 grid; each side that touches must match.  There are only two solutions per puzzle.

Why do we circulate puzzles in the library? Studies have shown that working on puzzles increases concentration, expands creativity, stimulates critical thinking and problem solving, and is good for improving visualization skills. Do them with a friend and you can add in collaboration as a benefit! We also circulation chess, cribbage, and Scrabble. 

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Teen Read Week

10/16/2014

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Library Reader Ducks
Congratulations to Hailey G., winner of a Reader Duck in the Teen Read Week drawing!


Teen Read Week is celebrated every year during the third week of October. It is a national literacy initiative created in 1998 for the purpose of encouraging teens to read for fun. We are celebrating Teen Read Week this year in the HHS library with a display and a drawing for one of our Reader Ducks.  Stop by and check out a book or magazine or tell us below what kind of books you'd like to see here in the library!
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Play Ball!

10/6/2014

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I love October baseball. It was during a summer camping trip in the mid 1970s, though, that I first discovered the game. Those hot, lazy days by the river listening to the radio broadcasts with my dad and other male members of my family were the beginning of my love affair with the game. Unlike the 70s, when it seemed it was mostly men and boys who followed the game, now I watch and listen with female friends and co-workers as well as males. Whatever your age or your team, check out one of these baseball books from our collection.

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