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Tag Archives: books
Space Chase – Taking the Challenge in the Library!
LBHF Libraries are venturing into space this summer on the anniversary of the moon landing. At Hammersmith Library they are rocketing amongst the planets whilst ‘Ronnie’ the Space Chase robot meets and greets those taking the Reading Agency’s Space Chase … Continue reading
Posted in Askew Road Library, Children, Fulham Library, Hammersmith Library, libraries, Shepherds Bush Library, Summer Reading Challenge, Uncategorized
Tagged Askew Road Library, books, Cat & Hutch, Children, Children's events, Fulham Library, Hammersmith library, John Kirk, QPR Community Trust, reading, Reading Agency, Shepherds Bush Library, Space Chase, storytelling, Summer Reading Challenge, Zoolab
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Half Term Spring Crafts in Shepherds Bush Library
We have been celebrating Spring in Shepherds Bush Library this Easter half term by creating pretty blossom trees and birds. The blossom tree decoration is made from recycled cardboard and we added tissue paper and glitter to make them really … Continue reading
Posted in About, Children, Crafts, Event, Shepherds Bush Library
Tagged books, Children, Children's events, crafts, Easter, Half term, Shepherds Bush Library, Spring
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John Connolly Reading Challenge
Dare you enter the world of Charlie Parker? Described as the finest crime series currently in existence” John Connolly’s dark and haunting novels can be compared to Lee Child, Stephen King and Nordic Noir amongst others. Hammersmith and Fulham Libraries are … Continue reading
Using the real world in fantasy literature
It won’t come as a surprise that authors use both rural and urban real life geographical features in their works. Much internet “ink” has been spilt over J.R.L. Tolkien geographical sources for Middle Earth with completing claims to a number … Continue reading
Celebrating Black History Month
Monday evening 26th October Hammersmith Library welcomed acclaimed local Author, Playwright and Screenwriter Courttia Newland. Courttia grew up in Shepherds Bush where he first became a rapper and music producer. Together with some friends released a Drum n’ Bass white … Continue reading
Getting Crafty with Roald Dahl
It was Roald Dahl’s birthday on September 13th (he was born in 1916 and died in 1990, at the age of 74). Dahl was and remains a beloved author for children of all ages, with classics ranging from Matilda and James and … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Children, Fulham Library, Stock
Tagged books, Children's events, crafts, Fulham Library, Roald Dahl
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A whirlwind tour of the international crime scene
Stuck for something gritty to read this summer? Stock librarian – and avid reader of crime novels – Andy takes us on a trip around the international crime genre… International crime fiction has really taken off in the last few … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Books, Stock
Tagged book recommendation, book review, books, Crime, Genre, International crime
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“Begin at the beginning, and go on till you come to the end: then stop.”
“And what is the use of a book,” thought Alice, “without pictures or conversation?” Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, with illustrations by John Tenniel, was published 150 years ago in 1865. Bali Gosal, a member of staff at Shepherds Bush … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Children, Shepherds Bush Library
Tagged 1865, Alice in Wonderland, anniversary, author, books, Lewis Carroll, Shepherds Bush Library
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Stuff it
To celebrate World Book Night we were lucky enough to host a visit from James Wallman, local author of the book Stuffocation: Living more with less. His book deals with very topical issues that affect us all today. The author argues … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Hammersmith Library, World Book Night
Tagged author, books, Hammersmith, Hammersmith library, World Book Night
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London’s Biggest Book Group: “Rivers of London”
“Good afternoon. My name’s Peter Grant, I’m from the police and this is my colleague Beverley Brook, who’s a river in south London.” Rivers of London, p146 In the world of libraries April means City Read, London’s biggest book club, … Continue reading
Posted in Askew Road Library, Books, Cityread London, Event, Hammersmith Library, Reading groups, Stock
Tagged Askew Road Library, books, Cityread London, Hammersmith library
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