Upcoming Events
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Thu 05-24-2012, 10:30 am
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Sat 05-26-2012 (All day)
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Tue 05-29-2012, 10:00 am
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Thu 05-31-2012, 10:30 am
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Fri 06-01-2012, 10:30 am
New Acquistions
Check out the Hawaii State Library's system-wide new acquisitions (Courtesy of Wowbrary).
New York Times Books
- Bookshelf: Books on Rejected New Yorker Covers, and the Guilt of Aaron Burr
- Talk: Richard Ford Is a Man Who Actually Listens
- Herta Müller’s Literature, Born of Isolation
- ArtsBeat: Graphic Books Best Sellers: The Relationship of an Artist and an Original Beatle
- ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: Starkly Different Views of American Liberals
- Books Of the Times: ‘David Hockney: A Rake’s Progress’ by Christopher Simon Sykes
- ‘Oblivion,’ a Memoir by Héctor Abad
- Inside the List
- ‘Farther Away,’ Essays by Jonathan Franzen
- Essay: Books With 140 Characters
- The Protégé’s Pen: Portrayal or Betrayal
- Paperback Row
- Editors’ Choice
- Up Front
- Poems and Stories by Lucia Perillo
- ‘Chasing Venus,’ by Andrea Wulf
- ‘Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk,’ by Ben Fountain
- ‘Wichita,’ a Novel by Thad Ziolkowski
- ‘Horseshoe Crabs and Velvet Worms,’ by Richard Fortey
- ‘The Tyranny of Clichés,’ by Jonah Goldberg

Don't miss the upcoming Summer Reading Programs for children, teens and adults. Registration is accepted from May 29 at the library, and the five-week programs will be held from June 5 through July 7. How does it work? Just read at least one book a week, come to the Reference Desk and log in your title to get a prize. Special drawings will be available for all age groups. Also, check out the special programs offered through our
Aina Haina Public Library is scheduled to host How to Commit to the New Idea Fast & Actually Write a Book with Lynde Lakes, a free program on Saturday, May 12 at 10:30 a.m. in the meeting room.
During this annual one-day event, show us your library card to receive a free comic book of your choice. Limit one per person, while supplies last.
Meet Blue. Happy in his blue world. This is a simple story of what happens one day when color comes into his life. the show introduces the idea of tolerance and understanding in an age appropriate theatrical experience. Blue is filled with lots of fun, humor and whimsy. This free 45-minute performance is recommended for ages 3 and older. Children must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver.
From local culture to school lunch, "Poetry Fever" springs forth with literary flare and humor, invoking the full power of the written and spoken word. Drawn from ten years of exceptional writing by Hawaii's local students, "Poetry Fever" is both engaging and interactive. The performance gives authentic voice to the experience of growing up in modern Hawaii and encourages audiences to give thought and voice to their own experience. This free 45-minute performance is suitable for middle and high school students.