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Come to the Harrisonville Branch Monday, October 3^rd at 2 p.m. for our “Find a Job Using Basic Online Tools” program.   The program focuses on finding a job online, completing an online job application, submitting a resume online, and how to get noticed in the online environment.    During the program,  participants will have the opportunity to complete and submit an online job application.  

The Harrisonville Mystery Book club met on September 7th to discuss Death by Cashmere by Sally Goldenbaum.  This mystery cozy revolves around a knitting club that  also spends a lot of time cooking up good food!   The book club enjoyed reading this story, although between all the cooking and visiting it was hard for the group to see how the knitting projects got done!  The group is currently reading A Slice of Murder by Chris Cavender.  They will discuss this book at the next Mystery Book Club meeting on October 5.  Come join in the discussion at the Harrisonville Branch!  Books are available to check out at the branch.

The Harrisonville Mystery Book club met on September 7th to discuss Death by Cashmere by Sally Goldenbaum.  This mystery cozy revolves around a knitting club that  also spends a lot of time cooking up good food!   The book club enjoyed reading this story, although between all the cooking and visiting it was hard for the group to see how the knitting projects got done!  The group is currently reading A Slice of Murder by Chris Cavender.  They will discuss this book at the next Mystery Book Club meeting on October 5.  Come join in the discussion at the Harrisonville Branch!  Books are available to check out at the branch.

The Harrisonville General Book Club met last week and had an interesting
discussion over the book Red Leaves by Thomas Cook.  The recent investigation into the murder of a local woman in our own community made the story relevant to our readers and elicited an unnerving emotional response to the question of how well we know our own family members. Next month the group will read Rainbow Trail by Zane Grey, an exciting western story of captivity, treachery, and last-minute escape. Come join in the discussion at the Harrisonville Branch library on Monday, August 15^th at 6:30 p.m. Books are available for checkout at the Harrisonville library.

Rhonda Kasper brought food and fun from China to the Harrisonville library last Friday afternoon.  Kids listened to "The Ugly Vegetables" story, enjoyed stir-fry, put together a crafty craft, and showed their talents in a chopstick relay race! The next Passport to Healthy Eating story progam will feature food and fun from the USA!  We can't wait to see what yummy food, artistic craft, and amusing activity Rhonda will create for the USA program which will take place at 1:00 p.m. July 1st at the Harrisonville library.