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Join Nate and Dave -- two common guys who work at the library -- as they discuss an uncommonly good book.
Nate: We’re discussing the book “Hunting Eichmann”, by Neal Bascomb, which focuses on the search for the Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann in the years following World War II. I didn’t know a lot of the details surrounding Eichmann, but it was almost like a Hollywood script.
Dave: I agree. This has to be one of the most intriguing manhunts of a Nazi criminal following World War II. He lived such a non-descript life in South America – really a meek existence, and kind of faded into the background. But the search for him never completely died, and one slip-up finally did him in.
So, you want to find out more about your house in Topeka. This blog will tell you about one of the resources to search in order to find out more about the history of your property and who has owned it through the years. Come with me on a field trip downtown to the Shawnee County Register of Deeds Office.
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No matter how well you plan an exhibit, it can develop an energy of its own and reveal things you didn't see coming.
Big sisters are great companions when you're facing something scary and the dark is closing in and the noises are a little strange. They're fun to pretend with, to explore with and rely on when you feel a little overwhelmed. The Princess and Her Panther by Wendy Orr is just one of the great new picture books in Youth Services.
Remembering summer fun. One of the most popular summer programs was Make a Splash with Techno-Junk. An area recycling company Asset LifeCyle delivered 5 huge boxes of electronic and/or technology junk. Teens were encouraged to remove the screws and take the items apart to see what was inside. They were frequently suprised to find colorful circuit boards and wiring inside. The possibilities...
Jean
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posted by Deb
Friday, September 03, 2010
posted in: Books | Audiobooks
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My recent road trips were much more enjoyable because I was so engaged into listening to Carpe Diem by Autumn Cornwell--sometimes I even had to spend some quality time sitting in my driveway because I was so involved in the story. This enjoyable novel goes from moments of hilarity to moments of terror as it follows a young women on her journey of self-discovery through Southeast Asia.
posted by Lisa Coble-Krings
Thursday, September 02, 2010
posted in: About Us | Library News
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A great shopping experience for bibliophiles and book collectors is coming Sept. 17-19 at the Kansas Expocentre's Ag Hall. This year's theme is "Sea of Books," and we hope you'll be swimming in bargains. Find out what's new this year.
posted by Brian
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
posted in: Subject Guides | Travel
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Being strapped for cash doesn't need you have to stay home. Careful bugeting can allow for a memorable vacation without breaking the bank. The first stop: Your Library!
posted by Lisa Coble-Krings
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
posted in: Books | Non-Fiction
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As U.S. combat efforts in Iraq come to an end, interest ramps up for resources on how it all started. The library has 119 books, DVDs, etc. on the Iraq War. Let us help you discover the backstory with books that support various versions of this divisive issue. Tap inside this blog post for my picks on the topic.