nassau suffolk libraries 2011 v 2

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Dear Readers,

Summer is coming and your local public library is ready to help make your

summer a special one. Our theme this summer is One World, Many Stories.

You will have the opportunity to jump right in to many exciting programs. Start

by registering for your librarys summer reading program, where you can be a

part of fun activities including: celebrations, story times, music, craft sessions,

and science and nature projects. You will want to keep track of the books you

read this summer: new books, tried and true favorite books, audio books,

downloadable books, comics, and manga. You can also enjoy other media,

such as CDs and DVDs.

Come and meet your local public librarian, who can help you find just what you

are looking for and help you be prepared for the next school year.

Visit your librarys website to see a complete list of summer activities and

programs. All this is available just for you at your local public library. Come

join us by participating in One World, Many Stories.

Renee McGrath, Youth Services Manager

Nassau Library System

www.nassaulibrary.org

Barbara Moon, Youth Services Consultant

Alison OReilly, Youth Services ConsultantSuffolk Cooperative Library System

www.live-brary.com

The content in this publication was prepared by the

Nassau Library System and the Suffolk Public Libraries.

The production, printing and delivery was done by Newsday In Education.

This publication was supported by federal Library Services and Technology Act funds,

awarded to the New York State Library by the federal institute of Museum and Library Services.

Interrupting Chickenwritten & illustratedby David Ezra Stein

Papa needs a little help to get thesestories just right!

Knuffle Bunny Freeby Mo Willems

When Trixie goes on vacation,Knuffle Bunny becomes an

international traveler.

Skippyjon Jonesby Judy Schachner

Meet a Spanish-speakingSiamese cat who is alwaysready for excitement.

Eight FavoriteFairy Talesby Lucy Cousins

Stories with braveheroes, evil villains,

and tasty children!

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Can you find these pictures throughout the paper?

Sayhelloin Swahili

- Jambo



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Dodsworth in Londonby Tim Egan

By hot air balloon,Dodsworth and theDuck arrive in Londonfor a royal adventure.

Ling and Ting: NotExactly the Same!by Grace Lin

These twins mightlook the same (untila barbershop mishapleaves Ting with unevenbangs), but on the insidethey are very different.

Katie in the Kitchenby Fran Manushkin

When Katie wants tobe helpful, food, fun,

and a frightful messare sure to follow!

Bink and Gollieby Kate DiCamillo andAlison McGheeFollow along with two verydifferent friends as theyexperience many excitingadventures.

Go toalocalmuseum.SomelibrariesofferFREE

museumpasses.

Takea stroll onabeach. What kindsof shells did youfind?Look themup at yourlibrary!

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EmmasPoem:TheVoiceof the

Statue ofLibertybyLinda Glaser

The storybehindthe famous poemand the womanwho wrote itforLady Liberty.

PicturesFromOurVacationby LynneRae PerkinsSometimes thebest picturesofa summervaca-tionare those inyourmemory.

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LolaLovesStoriesbyAnnaMcQuinnLolas Daddy readsa new librarybookeach nightwhich sp

ursherimagination thenextday.

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OneCrazySummerbyRitaWilliams-Garcia

In the summerof1968,threesisters findadventure when theyare senttomeettheirestranged poet-motherCecile,who writes forthe BlackPanthers.

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Howdoyou saygoodbyeinChinese(Mandarin)?

-ZaiJian

WednesdayTuesday Thursday Friday SaturdayMondaySunday

Want to learn

about photo-graphy orknitting? Ask your

librarian for a how-to bookon whatever you want to learn!

Visityourlibrary andsign up forthe SummerReadingProgram!

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Take astay-vacation. Take

a trip through books andwebsites to a new city,

state or country!



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Frankly, Frannieby AJ Stern

A school field tripto a radio stationdoes not go asplanned forFrannie.

Ruby Lu, Brave andTrueby Lenore Look

Ruby goes to Chineseschool, learns to drive,and has many adventures.

Trouble Magnet(George Brown,Class Clown Series)by Nancy Krulik

Georges super burps gethim in trouble as he planshis oral report on Hawaii.

Toys Go Out: Beingthe Adventures ofa KnowledgeableStingray, a ToughyLittle Buffalo, andSomeone Called Plastic

by Emily JenkinsThe many adventures ofbest friends who are toys.

Gettingreadyforavacation? Trycheckingoutsomeaudio bookstoplay while youtravel.

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LunchLadyandtheSummerCampShakedownbyJarrettJ. KrosoczkaAlegendaryswampmonsterthreatens thecampers fun plans.

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CalvinCoconut:theZippyFixbyGrahamSalisburyIs theislandofOahubigenough forCalvinand his16-year-oldcousin from Texas?

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MaanaIguanaby Ann Whitford PaulRabbit,Turtle andSnake might besorry they didnthelpIguana planthe Fiesta.

TheDunderheadsbyPaul Fleischman

A diverseclassroomofkids unite to takeon theevil, dreadedteacherMissBreakbone.

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FairyTaleFeasts:A LiteraryCookbookforYoungReadersandEatersby Jane Yolen

Afun and tasty read!

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HowdoyousaygoodnightinFrench?

-Bonnenuit

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday MondayWednesdayTuesday Thursday Friday SaturdayMondaySunday

Lookingfor something

fun to do? Check out yourlibrarys website forcool programs!

Tell yourlibrarian

aboutthebestbooks you've

read this summer!



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Chapte

rBooksAges9-12Golden Dream of

Carlo Chuchioby Lloyd Alexander

Following a treasure maphe's found, Carlo travelsthe Road of Golden Dreams,hoping to unearth the"Royal Treasury.

A Long Way From Chicagoby Richard Peck

Every summer Joey and hisyounger sister were sent tospend a week with theirsmall-town grandmother

who, it turns out, wasntafraid of anything.

Miraculous Journeyof Edward Tulaneby Kate DiCamillo

A proud china rabbitlearns what it means to be truly loved only

when he has lost all that he has known.

Regarding the Fountain:a Tale, in Letters,of Liars and Leaksby Kate Klise

Through a series of notes,memos, and letters, thereader finds out the story

regarding the purchaseof a new water fountain forthe Dry Creek Middle School.

Activities

Mexico Hidden PicturesFind the following items in the picture below.

O W D J A W C S S Z E M O N Q B L A Z T

T A H Y O B W O C H K W J R E K N H E E

A I F O K V J P X W L O H R E A K Y F H

R Z H O J S E C K S U T E R D R B M A I

X I V P I A K J R C M T U N E G B Q S J

I U E V O H V S M E R K A R K J X M M A

R F G H K C V J T K A B A P B C L T O B

A D U W I Y S N R R Y O U S H A N K A S

S X U K B C K F A P X A F N A V N A Q E

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Word Bank

HIJAB, a head scarf worn by Muslim women

SOMBRERO, a broad-brimmed hat with a tallcrown worn in Mexico

BERET, a round brimless cap worn inNorthern, Spain, France, and other countries

FEZ, a felt cap with a flat top from theEastern Mediterranean regions

YARMULKE, a thin, rounded skullcaptraditionally worn by Orthodox Jews

TURBAN, a long scarf wrapped around thehead worn by many people in Muslim andHindu nations

KUFI, a brimless, rounded cap often worn byAfrican men

USHANKA, a fur hat with ear flaps from Russia

Can you say how areyouin German?

- Wie geht es Ihnen

Hats Around The WorldPeople have many different ways of covering

their heads around the world. Find and circle thehead coverings from the word banks

Flags Around The WorldFind these countries on a world map. What is the capital of each counrty? Color the flag with the correct colors.

AnswersFlagsAroundTheWorld:Ottawa,Nairobi,Bern,Cardiff

Canada's capital is

Kenya's capital is

Switzerland's capital is

Wale's capital is

Iguana Sombrero Gecko Cactus Pepper Mexican Flag Rabbit



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Suffolk County Public Librarieswww.live-brary.com

Baldwin Public Library2385 Grand Avenue, Baldwin516-223-6228

Bayville Free Library34 School Street, Bayville516-628-2765

Bellmore Memorial Library2288 Bedford Avenue, Bellmore

516-785-2990

Bethpage Public Library47 Powell Avenue, Bethpage516-931-3907

East Meadow Public Library1886 Front Street, East Meadow516-794-2570

East Rockaway Public Library477 Atlantic Avenue, East Rockaway516-599-1664

East Williston Public Library2 Prospect Street, E. Williston516-741-1213

Elmont Public Library

700 Hempstead Tpke., Elmont516-354-5280

Farmingdale Public Library116 Merritts Road, Farmingdale516-249-9090

Floral Park Public LibraryTulip Ave. & Caroline Pl., Floral Park516-326-6330

Franklin Square Public Library19 Lincoln Road, Franklin Square516-488-3444

Freeport Memorial LibraryW. Merrick Rd.& S. Ocean Ave., Freeport516-379-3274

Garden City Public Library

60 Seventh Street, Garden City516-742-8405

Glen Cove Public Library4 Glen Cove Avenue, Glen Cove516-676-2130

Gold Coast Public Library Library50 Railroad Avenue, Glen Head516-759-8300

Great Neck Library159 Bayview Avenue, Great Neck516-466-8055

Hempstead Public Library

115 Nichols Court, Hempstead516-481-6990

Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library1125 Broadway, Hewlett516-374-1967

Hicksville Public Library

169 Jerusalem Avenue, Hicksville516-931-1417

Hillside Public Library155 Lakeville Road, New Hyde Park516-355-7850

Island Park Public Library176 Long Beach Road, Island Park516-432-0122

Island Trees Public Library38 Farmedge Road, Island Trees516-731-2211

Jericho Public Library1 Merry Lane, Jericho516-935-6790

Lakeview Public Library1120 Woodfield Rd, Rockville Centre516-536-3071

Levittown Public Library1 Bluegrass Lane, Levittown516-731-5728

Locust Valley Library170 Buckram Road, Locust Valley516-671-1837

Long Beach Public Library (Allard K. Lowenstein)111 West Park Avenue, Long Beach

516-432-7201Lynbrook Public Library56 Eldert Street, Lynbrook516-599-8630

Malverne Public Library61 St. Thomas Place, Malverne516-599-0750

Manhasset Public Library30 Onderdonk Avenue, Manhasset516-627-2300

Massapequa Public Library40 Harbor Lane, Massapequa Park516-799-0770

Merrick Library2279 Merrick Avenue, Merrick516-377-6112

Mineola Memorial Library195 Marcellus Road, Mineola

516-746-8488North Bellmore Public Library1551 Newbridge Road, No. Bellmore516-785-6260

North Merrick Public Library1691 Meadowbrook Road, No. Merrick516-378-7474

Oceanside Library30 Davison Avenue, Oceanside516-766-2360

Oyster Bay-E. Norwich Public Library89 E. Main Street, Oyster Bay516-922-1212

Peninsula Public Library280 Central Avenue, Peninsula

516-239-3262Plainedge Public Library1060 Hicksville Rd, Massapequa516-735-4133

Plainview-Old Bethpage Public Library999 Old Country Road, Plainview516-938-0077

Port Washington Public LibraryOne Library Drive, Port Washington516-883-4400

Rockville Centre Public Library221 N. Village Avenue, Rockville Centre516-766-6257

Roosevelt Public Library27 W. Fulton Avenue, Roosevelt

516-378-0222Roslyn (Bryant) Library2 Paper Mill Road, Roslyn516-621-2240

Sea Cliff Village LibrarySea Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff516-671-4290

Seaford Public Library2234 Jackson Avenue, Seaford516-221-1334

Shelter Rock Public Library165 Searingtown Rd, Albertson516-248-7363

Syosset Public Library225 South Oyster Bay Rd., Syosset516-921-7161

Uniondale Public Library400 Uniondale Avenue, Uniondale516-489-2220

Valley Stream Public Library(Henry Waldinger Memorial)60 Verona Place, Valley Stream516-825-6422

Wantagh Public Library3285 Park Avenue, Wantagh516-221-1200

West Hempstead Public Library500 Hempstead Ave., W. Hempstead516-481-6591

Westbury Memorial Public Library445 Jefferson Street, Westbury516-333-0176

Williston Park Public Library494 Willis Avenue, Williston Park516-742-1820

Amagansett Free Library215 Montauk Highway, Box 2550, Amagansett631-267-3810

Amityville Public LibraryCorner of Oak & John Streets, Amityville

631-264-0567Babylon Public Library24 South Carll Avenue, Babylon631-669-1624

Baiting Hollow Free Library4 Warner Drive, Calverton631-727-8765

Bay Shore-Brightwaters Public LibraryOne South Country Road, Brightwaters631-665-4350

Bayport-Blue Point Public Library

203 Blue Point Avenue, Blue Point631-363-6133

Brentwood Public LibrarySecond Avenue & Fourth Street, Brentwood631-273-7883

Brookhaven Free Library273 Beaver Dam Road, Brookhaven

631-286-1923Center Moriches Free Public Library235 Main Street, Center Moriches631-878-0940

Central Islip Public Library33 Hawthorne Avenue, Central Islip631-234-9333

Cold Spring Harbor Library95 Harbor Road, Cold Spring Harbor631-692-6820

Commack Public Library18 Hauppauge Road, Commack631-499-0888

Comsewogue Public Library

170 Terryville Road, Port Jefferson Station631-928-1212

Connetquot Public Library760 Ocean Avenue, Bohemia631-567-5079

Copiague Memorial Public Library50 Deauville Boulevard, Copiague631-691-1111

Cutchogue-New Suffolk Free Library27550 Main Road, PO Box 935, Cutchogue631-734-6360

Deer Park Public Library44 Lake Avenue, Deer Park631-586-3000

East Hampton Library

159 Main Street, East Hampton631-324-0222

East Islip Public Library381 East Main Street, East Islip631-581-9200

Elwood Public Library1929 Jericho Turnpike, Elwood631-499-3722

Emma S. Clark Memorial Library120 Main Street, Setauket631-941-4080

Fishers Island Library Assn.988 Oriental Ave., PO Box 366, Fishers Island631-788-7362

Floyd Memorial Library539 First Street, Greenport631-477-0660

Half Hollow Hills Community Library55 Vanderbilt Parkway, Dix Hills631-421-4530

Melville Library510 Sweet Hollow Road, Melville631-421-4535

Hampton Bays Public Library52 Ponquogue Avenue, Hampton Bays631-728-6241

Hampton Library in Bridgehampton2478 Main Street, PO Box 3025, Bridgehampton631-537-0015

Harborfields Public Library31 Broadway, Greenlawn631-757-4200

Hauppauge Public Library601 Veterans Memorial Highway, Hauppauge631-979-1600

Huntington Public Library338 Main Street, Huntington631-427-5165

Huntington Station Branch1335 New York Avenue, Huntington Station631-421-5053

Islip Public Library71 Monell Avenue, Islip631-581-5933

John Jermain Memorial Library201 Main Street, Box 569, Sag Harbor631-725-0049

Lindenhurst Memorial LibraryOne Lee Avenue, Lindenhurst631-957-7755

Longwood Public Library800 Middle Country Road, Middle Island631-924-6400

Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Community Library407 William Floyd Parkway, Shirley631-399-1511

Mattituck-Laurel Library13900 Main Road, PO Box 1437, Mattituck631-298-4134

Middle Country Public Library101 Eastwood Boulevard., Centereach

631-585-9393Selden Library575 Middle Country Road, Selden631-585-9393

Montauk Library871 Montauk Hwy., PO Box 700, Montauk631-668-3377

North Babylon Public Library815 Deer Park Avenue, North Babylon631-669-4020

North Shore Public Library250 Route 25A, Shoreham631-929-4488

Northport-E. Northport Public Library151 Laurel Avenue, Northport

631-261-6930East Northport Library185 Larkfield Road, East Northport631-261-2313

Patchogue-Medford Library54-60 E. Main Street, Patchogue631-654-4700

Port Jefferson Free Library100 Thompson Street, Port Jefferson631-473-0022

Quogue Library90 Quogue Street, PO Box 5036, Quogue631-653-4224

Riverhead Free Library330 Court Street, Riverhead

631-727-3228Rogers Memorial Library91 Coopers Farm Road, Southampton631-283-0774

Sachem Public Library150 Holbrook Road, Holbrook631-588-5024

Sayville Library88 Greene Ave.,Sayville631-589-4440

Shelter Island Public Library37 No. Ferry Rd., PO Box 2016, Shelter Island631-749-0042

Smithtown Library1 North Country Road, Smithtown

631-265-2072Commack Branch3 Indian Head Road, Commack631-543-0998

Kings Park Branch1 Church Street, Kings Park631-269-9191

Nesconset Branch127-20 Smithtown Boulevard., Nesconset631-265-3994

South Country Library22 Station Road, Bellport631-286-0818

South Huntington Public Library145 Pidgeon Hill Road, Huntington Station631-549-4411

Southold Free Library53705 Main Road, PO Box 697, Southold631-765-2077

West Babylon Public Library211 Route 109, West Babylon631-669-5445

West Islip Public Library3 Higbie Lane, West Islip631-661-7080

Westhampton Free Library7 Library Avenue, Westhampton Beach631-288-3335

Wyandanch Public Library

14 South 20th Street, Wyandanch631-643-4848

Nassau County Public Librarieswww.nassaulibrary.org


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