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On the 2nd Wednesday of the month, at 2:00 pm, join the library book club on the Gazebo at Riverhills Park. Copies of the book club selections are available at the front desk of the Temple Terrace Library. This month we will be reading "The River" by Peter Heller.

Recommended for ages 12-18. Register at Hcplc.org/events and the Zoom meeting ID and passcode will be emailed to you on the day of the event. Do you love graphic novels? Did you know that reading them can be good for the mind and soul? May is National Mental Health Awareness Month, so we’ll be discussing how to take care of our awesome selves! Our main title this week is "Komi Can't Communicate, vol. 1" by Tomohito Oda. Craft TBD! Get physical or digital copies of this book at HCPLC.org Through a partnership with the University of South Florida's School of Information, the Temple Terrace Public Library is hosting a bibliotherapy program to connect teens and tweens with selected graphic novels that provide a therapeutic benefit. This project was funded under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act from the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Florida’s LSTA program is administered by the Department of State’s Division of Library and Inform

Join Ms. Susan for Library Storytime in the Park at Biltmore park!

Recommended for ages 12-18. Register at Hcplc.org/events, and the Zoom meeting ID and passcode will be emailed to you on the day of the event. Do you love graphic novels? Did you know that reading them can be good for the mind and soul? May is National Mental Health Awareness Month, so we’ll be discussing how to take care of our awesome selves! Our main title this week is: "Archival Quality" by Ivy Noelle Weir We also have two optional titles we will be talking about: "Solutions and Other Problems" by Allie Brosh, and "Bird Brain: Comics About Mental Health, Starring Pigeons" by Chuck Mullin. Get physical or digital copies of these books at HCPLC.org Through a partnership with the University of South Florida's School of Information, the Temple Terrace Public Library is hosting a bibliotherapy program to connect teens and tweens with selected graphic novels that provide a therapeutic benefit.

Join Ms. Susan for library storytime in the park at Ben Lomond park!

Share your work and enjoy the creativity of your community! Read a poem, a spoken-word piece, or an excerpt from a story. Sing or play a song you've composed, tell an original joke, or share some of a book-in-progress. Time slots are a max of 5 minutes each, please. This is an open-air, off-site event! We'll be at the Riverhills Park Gazebo, 329 S. Riverhills Drive, Temple Terrace.

Recommended for ages 12-18. Register at Hcplc.org/events and the Zoom meeting ID and passcode will be emailed to you on the day of the event. Do you love graphic novels? Did you know that reading them can be good for the mind and soul? May is National Mental Health Awareness Month, so we’ll be discussing how to take care of our awesome selves! Our main title this week is: "Archival Quality" by Ivy Noelle Weir Craft: Dream boards to show how you felt about 2020. Get physical or digital copies of these books at HCPLC.org Through a partnership with the University of South Florida's School of Information, the Temple Terrace Public Library is hosting a bibliotherapy program to connect teens and tweens with selected graphic novels that provide a therapeutic benefit. This project was funded under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Join Ms. Susan for Library Storytime in the Park at Riverhills park!