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Love Notes: The Craft of Romance with Nadine Gonzalez
5 Tips To Make Sense of Your DNA Testing Dihan Southard, creator of Your DNA Guide, www.yourDNAguide.com, provides assistance to individuals and families in interpreting genetic results. Visit www.gsbcfl.org for more information about GSBC. Meetings are free and open to the public. World Wide Knit Day Celebration Saturday, June 9, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Atrium Better living through stitching together. Join others yarn enthusiasts for a fun day of knitting and crocheting. We will have fun knitting things to do including a raffle and a stash exchange.
Taking time to Unwind at the Library
How To Write a Compelling Female Lead Character
Computer Camp: Google Trips and Google Translate Summer SCI-FI Book Club Jazz Series: The Inner Court in Concert |
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Nadine Gonzalez, author of “Exclusively Yours”, will guide you through the process of building a well-crafted romance novel, from beginning to end. 
Solange Ritchie, award winning trial lawyer turned thriller writer, will guide you in the practical tools to creating memorable female lead characters that will leave readers wanting more. Covered topics will include heroic quality development, creating a dimensional lead, inner conflicts, external conflicts, and raising the stakes. Attendees are encouraged to bring a few pages of their own work to the program.
Easily plan and organize your next trip with Google Trips travel planner app. We’ll also have fun with the Google Translate app where we can instantly translate words and phrases between 103 languages. Registration opens May . 
have found a love for the art of Jazz Fusion – an eclectic blend of rock, funk, Brazilian, Caribbean, and other Latin styles. This event is free and open to the public. Parking $1.00/hour on the first level of the parking garage. 
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Rock the Library: Summer Kick-Off Dance Party! (All ages) Build It! Make It! Play It! (Ages 4-7) SILLY STORIES with the Shermanettes (All ages) Thursdays. June 14, 21, 28, 10:30 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. Second Floor, Cotilla Gallery Explore a world of stories and songs and build your child’s love of books and reading. Join our very own Shermanettes, winner of South Florida Parenting’s Kids Crown Award, for silly stories, songs and a puppet show. S.T.E.M. FOR TWEENS (Ages 8 - 12)
*Pre-registration required. Register online or call 954-262-5477. Libraries Rock Mini-Series: Salsa Cinderella Puppet Show (Ages 6+) Saturday, June 16, 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Second Floor, Cotilla Gallery This classic tale of love and footwear is told with a spicy twist! Experience this timeless classic re-told with Latin American flavor! Family S.T.E.M: Flight: From Wright brothers to NASA! (Ages 6+) Family S.T.E.M: Turtle Talk (Ages 6+) Libraries Rock Mini Series: Positively Africa (Ages 6+) Saturday, June 30, 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Second Floor, Cotilla Gallery Celebrate African music and culture with Positively Africa. Julius and Julia Sana, founders of African fusion band Positively Africa, will share songs, dances and personal stories from the Luo and Zigua tribes of Africa. After the performance, children and families can enjoy an interactive, hands-on exploration of authentic musical instruments, textiles, and homemade toys from Kenya, Tanzania and other regions of Africa.
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All Teen Programs Require Pre-Registration
Art Out Loud Write it out: Journaling for Teens
Teen Maker Thursdays
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The Craig and Barbara Weiner Holocaust Reflection and Resource Center |
The Craig and Barbara Weiner Holocaust Reflection and Resource Center For those visiting this center, its mission is to : REMIND – us of the deadliest genocide in history - done by humans to humans. REMEMBER – and honor the six million Jewish children, men and women who perished. REFLECT – on our moral conscience, our individual responsibility and role in making for a better future. Through your visit to this Center, and seeing and understanding what results from hate, let us all learn to be better people and think more carefully when making our daily life choices. For more information on The Holocaust Reflection and Resource Center visit: sherman.library.nova.edu/holocaust To schedule a tour, contact : HRRR@nova.edu or 954-262-4578 For assistance in researching additional information about the Holocaust, contact a Librarian through our Reference Department: 954-262-4613 |
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