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Children s Book Week 21st 27th August 2021
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Sign up to the Shire Monthly Newsleer Community FAQ’s - What’s Happening in the Shire – Community Noticeboard denmark.wa.gov.au/subscribe Children’s Book Week 21st -27th August 2021 Children's Book Week is always such a joy. Wonderful children, enthusiasm about books, and amazing costumes. So much fun to be had by children, teachers and librarians! Aſter a week of school visits and lots of Bookish dress ups , Children Book Week 2021 in Denmark ended with fantasc school visits with author/ illustrator Gabriel Evans. Gabriel did an amazing job inspiring the budding authors and illustrators from Denmark Primary School and Spirit of Play Community School. The children truly enjoyed making a picture book character and a hilarious adventure for the character! The imaginaon of children is unlimited!! We would like to sincerely thank our sponsors who each and every year support Children’s Book Week in Denmark, contribung to it's on-going success. Denmark Public Library Strickland Street, Denmark 6333 Phone: 9848 0306 Email: [email protected] Website: hps://denmark.spydus.com/ Like us on Facebook Shire of Denmark 953 South Coast Highway (PO Box 183) Denmark WA 6333 Ph (08) 9848 0300 Email: [email protected] Website: www.denmark.wa.gov.au Library Opening Hours Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 10am - 4.30pm, Wednesday 1pm - 7pm, Saturday 9am - 12pm Rhymetime Rhymes, movement and a simple story with your babies and toddlers Tuesday mornings 9.30 - 10am Play in the Park Outdoor Play Time to support your child’s development through play First Wednesday of the month 10am - 12 pm @ Berridge Park Shakespeare Reading Group Read and chat about one of Shakespeare’s plays, and enjoy a cuppa. First and third Tuesday of the month @ 2pm Poetry Reading Share your favourite poems and enjoy new ones. This is a great way to appreciate poetry being read out loud! Second Tuesday of the month @ 2pm Novel Idea Book Club Share what you have been reading for new ideas for what book to choose next. Last Tuesday of the month @ 2pm Mah- Jong 2nd, 3rd and 4th Wednesday of the month 1.30pm - 3pm Regular Library Programs It has been a long, wet winter in Denmark and it certainly has been good reading weather, but how nice is it to spring into reading in the sunshine! We are very excited to introduce a opportunity for our members to learn a new language. Using your library card you have free access to Transparent Language Online, with Kidspeak! Why not learn a language before we can visit the world again!! Check it out!! Let's Learn a Language or hps://library.transparent.com/denmarkau/ game/ng/#/login. We are grateful to the State Library of WA for their support, enabling us to access this resource. Our winter Seasonal Spice Club, starring Nutmeg was such fun. Thanks to everyone who shared their recipes and came along to our morning tea, where we chaed over a cuppa and delicious nutmeg treats. We will soon have our own book of recipes! I wonder what tasty culinary creaons will be inspired by our Spring spice, Star Anise? Our new Paern Library has inspired people to get out their sewing machines and sew something new, whether it be clothes, bags, or even homemade cloth nappies. What a wonderful way to recycle, and up-cycle and create something uniquely you. The next season of seeds will be available in our Seed Library. We have had so many seeds donated to us for which we are grateful. Many thanks to our volunteers Acaysha and Kit for helping us package the seeds and to Karlee and the students Great Southern TAFE for their support. The Toy Library is now open for families wishing to get toys, puzzles and games for their families. We have used the me of closure to sort, clean and dy the Toy Library items. Many thanks to Catherine for all the me spent with the Toy Library. Gabriel Evans with Denmark Primary School student, Anouka, with her work of art.
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Children’s Book Week 21st -27th August 2021
Children's Book Week is always such a
joy. Wonderful children, enthusiasm
about books, and amazing costumes.
So much fun to be had by children,
teachers and librarians!
After a week of school visits and lots of Bookish dress ups , Children Book Week 2021 in Denmark ended with fantastic school visits with author/illustrator Gabriel Evans. Gabriel did an amazing job inspiring the budding authors and illustrators from Denmark Primary School and Spirit of Play Community School. The children truly
enjoyed making a picture book character and a hilarious adventure for the character! The imagination of children is unlimited!!
We would like to sincerely thank our sponsors who each and every year support Children’s Book Week in Denmark, contributing to it's on-going success.
Denmark Public Library
Strickland Street, Denmark 6333
Phone: 9848 0306
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://denmark.spydus.com/
Like us on Facebook
Shire of Denmark
953 South Coast Highway (PO Box 183)
Denmark WA 6333 Ph (08) 9848 0300
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.denmark.wa.gov.au
Library Opening Hours Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 10am - 4.30pm, Wednesday 1pm - 7pm, Saturday 9am - 12pm
Rhymetime
Rhymes, movement and a simple story with your babies and toddlers
Tuesday mornings 9.30 - 10am
Play in the Park
Outdoor Play Time to support your child’s
development through play
First Wednesday of the month 10am - 12 pm
@ Berridge Park
Shakespeare Reading Group
Read and chat about one of Shakespeare’s plays, and enjoy a cuppa. First and third Tuesday of the month @ 2pm
Poetry Reading
Share your favourite poems and enjoy new ones. This is a great
way to appreciate poetry being read out
loud! Second Tuesday of the
month @ 2pm
Novel Idea Book Club
Share what you have been reading for new ideas for what book to choose next. Last Tuesday of the month @ 2pm
Mah- Jong
2nd, 3rd and 4th Wednesday of the month
1.30pm - 3pm
Regular Library Programs It has been a long, wet winter in Denmark and it certainly has been good
reading weather, but how nice is it to spring into reading in the sunshine! We are very excited to introduce a opportunity for our members to learn a new language. Using your library card you have free access to Transparent Language Online, with Kidspeak! Why not learn a language before we can visit the world again!! Check it out!! Let's Learn a Language or https://library.transparent.com/denmarkau/game/ng/#/login. We are grateful to the State Library of WA for their support, enabling us to access this resource.
Our winter Seasonal Spice Club, starring Nutmeg was such fun. Thanks to everyone who shared their recipes and came along to our morning tea, where we chatted over a cuppa and delicious nutmeg treats. We will soon have our own book of recipes! I wonder what tasty culinary creations will be inspired by our Spring spice, Star Anise? Our new Pattern Library has inspired people to get out their sewing machines and sew something new, whether it be clothes, bags, or even homemade cloth nappies. What a wonderful way to recycle, and up-cycle and create something uniquely you. The next season of seeds will be available in our Seed Library. We have had so many seeds donated to us for which we are grateful. Many thanks to our volunteers Acaysha and Kit for helping us package the seeds and to Karlee and the students Great Southern TAFE for their support. The Toy Library is now open for families wishing to get toys, puzzles and games for their families. We have used the time of closure to sort, clean and tidy the Toy Library items. Many thanks to Catherine for all the time spent with the Toy Library.
Gabriel Evans with Denmark Primary School student, Anouka, with her work of art.
Adult Fiction Books
• The dressmakers of Yarrandarrah Prison by Meredith Jaffé
• Elizabeth & Elizabeth by Sue Williams
• The everlasting by Katy Simpson Smith
• Fault lines by Emily Itami
• The French gift by Kirsty Manning
• Judas horse by Lynda La Plante
• Legends of the lost Lilies by Jackie French
• The Palm Beach murders by James Patterson
• Shadows in death by J. D Robb
• Six seconds by Alan Sunderland
• Sixteen horses by Greg Buchanan
• Turn a blind eye by Jeffrey Archer
• When you are mine by Michael Robotham
• The 20th Victim by James Patterson
• Stone sky gold mountain by Mirandi Riwoe[text]
• Ariadne by Jennifer Saint
• Bila Yarrudhanggalangdhuray by Anita Heiss
• Blackout by Simon Scarrow
• Chain of iron by Cassandra Clare
• The coffinmaker's garden by Stuart MacBride
• A court of silver flames by Sarah J Maas
• Deep strike by Rick Campbell (Navy Commander)
• Flappy entertains by Santa Montefiore
• The hunting by Stephen Leather
• Katharine Parr : the sixth wife by Alison Weir
• Left you dead by Peter James
• Not dark yet by Peter Robinson
• The president's daughter by Bill Clinton
• The ripping tree by N. J Gemmell
• Serpentine by Jonathan Kellerman
• Spin by Patricia Cornwell
• Still life by Sarah Winman
• Sweet Sweet Revenge LTD. by Jonas Jonasson
• Transient desires by Donna Leon
• The Warsaw orphan by Kelly Rimmer
Audio Books
• The two lost mountains by Matthew Reilly
• The four winds by Kristin Hannah
• The red book by James Patterson
• The captive by Fiona King Foster
• Mother may I by Joshilyn Jackson
• Extraterrestrial : the first sign of intelligent life beyond Earth
DVDs • Lovecraft country. The complete first
season
• Penguin bloom
• The tunnel. The collection
• UFO secrets declassified.
• Contamination : virus-21.
Adult Non Fiction Books
• Design : building on country by Alison Page
• Toxic : the rotting underbelly of the Tasmanian salmon industry by Richard Flanagan
• The believer : encounters with love, death & faith by Sarah Krasnostein
• Beyond order : 12 more rules for life by Jordan Peterson Culture is life : text a photographic exploration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in modern Australia by Wayne Quilliam
• Growing plants and flowers : all the know-how you need to plant and tend outdoor areas using eco-friendly methods by Sean McManus
• Kate Kelly : the true story of Ned Kelly's little sister by Rebecca Wilson
• Remember : the science of memory and the art of forgetting by Lisa Genova
• Safer gardens : plant flammability & planning for fire by Lesley Corbett
• With the falling of the dusk by Stan Grant
• Generation Alpha : understanding our children and helping them thrive by Mark McCrindle
• Sam Bloom : heartache & birdsong by Samantha Bloom
• The biggest estate on earth : how Aborigines made Australia by Bill Gammage
Children’s Books
• Do you know where the animals live? : discovering the
incredible creatures around us by Peter Wohlleben
• Hairy Sam loves bread and jam by Sally Rippin
• The accidental volcano by Jonathan Messinger
• The fire wombat by Jackie French
• Rachel's war : the story of an Australian WWI nurse by Mark Wilson
• I'm Fabulous crab! by Nicki Greenberg
• Maria's island by Victoria Hislop
• Night ride into danger by Jackie French
• Truly Tan shocked by Jen Storer
• Ninja toys! By Anh Do
• Scaredy book : it's not always easy to be brave! By Devon Sillett
• Walking in Gagudju country : exploring the monsoon forest by Diane Lucas
• The detective's guide to ocean travel
by Nicki Greenberg
• Ollie and Augustus by Gabriel Evans
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