From Nottingham Libraries <[email protected]>
Subject Family theatre returns, explore the jungle, grab a new read, learn how to photo edit and more
Date March 4, 2020 11:34 AM
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What's on in Nottingham Libraries this March

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Fiction Hitting our Shelves
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*Victim 2117*,"Jussi Adler-Olsen"|*The**Boy From the Woods,*"Harlan Coben" | *When Shadows Fall*,"Alex Gray |"*Time To Say Goodbye*,"Rosie Goodwin |"*Silver Sparrow,* "Tayari Jones."

All availableto borrowor reserve(for a small fee). Browse our catalogue for more great reads by clicking here [ [link removed] ].

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Celebrate stories this World Book Day
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Thursday 5 March is *World Book Day*- a day we celebrate children's literature and reading! As part of the festivities we have over 100 school children visiting our libraries, sharing stories and taking part in storytelling sessions. Afterwards they get to visit a book shop to exchange their book token for a book of their choice.

Head to theWorld Book Day Website [ [link removed] ]for lots of exciting and fun resources based on favourite books, brands, characters and authors.

So, whether it's been a few weeks or a few years since you last visited the library with your kids, this is the perfect time to help them celebrate reading and share stories.


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Free Travel for Bookworms!

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Reading is a great activity to do when you're travelling on the bus and to encourage more people to read on board, Nottingham City Transport [ [link removed] ] are offering free travel to everyone who shows a book to the driver when boarding the bus on #WorldBookDaythis Thursday.

*No vouchers, no codes, just show the driver a bookon 5 March 2020 and travel for free!*

Tweet your book reading adventures on the day too - using the hashtag #WorldBookDay and tagging@NCT_Buses [ [link removed] ]


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Were Going to be Reading our Socks off in March!

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Achievement for All are launching a reading challenge across the globe to attempt to read for *200 MILLION MINUTES and we are very excited to announce that we have just signed up!*

Beginning on World Book Day and running for a month, childrenand young people from early years settings, schools, colleges,parents, carers, libraries, businesses and community groups fromaround the world will try to collectively read for 200 million minutes!

You can help us to reach our target by registering the minutes you read in the library with the staff in each of our libraries and we can log them for you. Alternatively you can register at200millionminutes.org [ [link removed] ]and log your own reading. The website is also full of free fun activities and resources to try at home together.

10 minutes of reading a day can make a huge impact to a childs development; imagine what 200 millionminutes could achieve!

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Irene Starkey Entertains
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Let Irene Starkey regale you with music and verse from some music hall greats, including Joyce Grenfell,Pam Ayresand more.

Tuesday 10 March, 10.30am to 11.30am,Basford Library [ [link removed] ]. Tickets are 2, payable on the day. No need to prebook.

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Cancer Awareness

Join Helen from the charity Change Makers for a talkraising awareness of the signs and symptoms of cancer. The session will also signpost you to health advice and treatment.

Thursday 5March,10.30am to 11.30am atClifton Library [ [link removed] ].Free and no need to book.

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Once Upon a Darker Time
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Join SamMaxfield as she takes us through a briefhistory of the fairy tale, exploring how fairy tales went fromshocking, explicit adult storiesto tales aimed at children.

Thursday 19 March, Sherwood Library [ [link removed] ], 10am to 11am. 2 a ticket, payable on the day. No need to prebook.

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The Hungry Caterpillar
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Our new themed messy play sessions are a quick and easy way forunder 5's to learn whilst having fun with you!

We recommend little ones dont wear their best clothes. Free and no need to book.

Monday 9March, 10am to 11am,Hyson Green Library. [ [link removed] ]

Wednesday 11March, 10am to 11am, Aspley Library. [ [link removed] ]

Find out more about activities in libraries for under 5s.

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Into the Jungle

Through puppetry, music and sensory play Story Explorers will unleash your childs imagination and take them on an exciting storytelling adventure. So grab your adventure boots and come with us into the jungle!

Aspley Library, [ [link removed] ]Friday 27March, 10am to 11am.

Hyson Green Library [ [link removed] ] Friday 27March, 1pm to 2pm.

Suitable for all under 5s. Free and no need to book.In association with Nottingham Playhouse and Inspire Libraries.

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Self Help Books for Children
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Our libraries now stock a range of self-help books for children aged 7 to 11 years.

The books are all selected and endorsed by health experts, children and families. They provide quality assured information, advice and stories to help children understand their mental health and wellbeing.

Topics covered include dealing with common issues such as coping with emotions, worrying, bullying and staying safe online.

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Introduction to Photo Editing
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In this fun course for beginners, learn the essential skills, tools and tips to create great images using photo editing software.

Starting from the basics, students will develop image editing techniques such as filters, magic wand tools, splicing and gain knowledge of different software programmes they can use to alter images.

This course runs for 5 weeks from Wednesday 18 March, 10:30am - 12:30pm atBulwell Riverside Library [ [link removed] ]. This course is free if you meet certain eligibilitycriteria.

Book here [ [link removed] ]

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The Adventures of Walter Lemonface

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*Ever wanted to control what happens in acartoon?* Now you can in this fun filledexperience for the whole family!

Join adventurer, fearless inventor andconnoisseur of carrots, Walter Lemonfaceas he hunts for Rhubarb Ogres, battlesghosts and finds a new adventure aroundevery corner.

Sometimes scary, often touching andalways with a healthy sprinkling of silly, youcontrol what happens next and then watchin amazement as your story unfolds

A magical mix of live animation, music andstorytelling for adventurers aged 5 to 95!Tickets3 per person.


* Tuesday 14 April: 11am, 1pm and 3pm,Aspley Library [ [link removed] ]
* Wednesday 15 April: 11am, 1pm and 3pm,Strelley Road Library [ [link removed] ]
* Thursday 16 April: 11am, 1pm and 3pm,The Meadows Library [ [link removed] ]

Book here [ [link removed] ]




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More Great Fiction
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*The Ninth Child,*"Sally Magnusson"* | The Mirror and The Light, *"Hilary Mantel"* | The Lost Future of Pepperharrow, *"Natasha Pulley"*| Rules For Perfect Murders, *"Peter Swanson"* | "Mum & Dad, "*Joanna Trollope.

All availableto borrowor reserve(for a small fee). Browse our catalogue for more great reads by clicking here [ [link removed] ].

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