Upper Hutt City Library Newsletter July 2016

Upper Hutt Cit y Librar y

NE W SL E T T E R July 2016

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Te Reo M āori/Māori La

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Ā k i na t e Reo/Give Te Reo a Go with Up per Hutt Cit y Librar y

Rangatahi Tu Rangatira www.r2r.org.nz

M ā o r i L a n g u ag e We e k

Poetr y Competition

School Holiday Event s

Nau Mai Haere Mai ki te Wiki o Te Reo Māori.

You are warmly invited to come and join us in celebrating the beautiful and unique language of Aotearoa - Te Reo Māori.

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Join our celebration of local poetry with the launch of our annual poetry competition. Enter to win fame and fortune!

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We’re looking back and looking forward with fun time-travelling activities these school holidays.

Available at both Central and Pinehaven branches.

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CONTENTS 2 Māori Language Week

C O L L E C T I O N H I G H L I G H T J u n i o r M ā o r i R e a d e r s Kia ora. Read, learn te reo Māori and explore with our wonderful collection of junior Māori readers aimed at all tamariki.

3 Ebooks 4 Poetry Competition 5 Notices 6 New Fiction 7 Hot Seats 8—9 Events Calendar 1 0 Regular Programmes 11 New Nonfiction 12 Notices 1 3 —1 5 Children’s and Teens 16 Recollect

L i t t l e B u b by Jahri Jah Jah

Ke i R e i r a n g ā We r i w e r i

by Maurice Sendak

Join us in celebrating Māori Language Week.

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N g ā Ta n i w h a I t e W h a n g a - n u i a - t a r a by Moira Wairama

T E W I K I O T E R E O M Ā O R I/M Ā O R I L A N G U A G E W E E K M Ā O R I L A N G U A G E W E E K L A U N C H

B I L I N G U A L B U S Y B O D I E S

R ā h i n a t e t u a w h ā o H ō n g o n g o i ,

R ā h i n a t e w h ā m e R ā p a r e t e w h i t u o H ō n g o n g o i , Monday 4 July and

Monday 4 July, 10.30 am

Fergusson Intermediate Kapa Haka group, the Mayor and Ōrongomai Marae Kaumātua launch Māori Language Week.

Thur sday 7 July, 10.30 am

Join us for short stories, songs, rhymes and musical play time. These sessions cater for children aged up to 3 years old.

W A I AT A I N T H E R O T A R Y L O U N G E R ā a p a t e t u a o n o o H ō n g o n g o i ,

B I L I N G U A L B U S Y B A B I E S

Wedne sday 6 July, 3.30pm

R ā a p a t e t u a o n o o H ō n g o n g o i ,

Ōrongomai Marae singers entertain with waiata.

Wedne sday 6 July, 10.30 am

T A M A R I K I C O M P E T I T I O N 4 —1 0 o H ō n g o n g o i , Runs 4 —10 July

C O V E R I M G

A n e i K ē! by Sharon Holt

Enter our competition to test your knowledge of Māori words.

Complete the challenge and receive a prize.

Join us for songs, nursery rhymes and musical play time.

These sessions cater for babies and non-walkers.

T R A D I T I O N A L M Ā O R I G A M E S R ā t a p u t e t e k a u o H ō n g o n g o i , Sunday 10 July, 11am

Traditional Māori games presented

by Rangatahi Tu Rangatira.

EBOOKS

JUNE 23 – JULY 7

Download the eBook everyone is reading.

Take part in the world’s largest digital book club that connects millions of readers around the world with the same eBook at the same time. For two weeks from 23 June, Upper Hutt City Library’s

Overdrive users can borrow the eBook, A Murder in Time by Julie McElwain.

To start reading, you will need your library card and your PIN/password to sign into OverDrive (Epukapuka).

Download the book now at: upperhuttlibrary.co.nz/digital-resources/ebooks Changes to eBooks The following changes apply to both OverDrive and Wheelers eBooks and eAudiobooks: The issue period for eBooks and eAudiobooks has been increased from 2 weeks to 3 weeks.

You will now have an extra week to finish using your books which will be especially helpful with the longer audiobooks.

The number of books you can have issued to you has also increased from 5 to 10. This will give you more flexibility, especially if you switch between titles, or wish to read a series in sequence.

BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP Next meetings: 6 July - Theme: bring the tissues 3 August - Theme: a spor ting choice Our Picks:

The Treasure s of Monet by Michael Wild Howard blackberrie s 

by Rosie Belton

The Chicks with Sticks by Nancy Queen 

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Upper Hutt City Library Poetry Month POETRY COMPETITION Monday 4 July to Sunday 14 August Upper Hutt City Library’s annual poetry competition returns in 2016 as the city turns 50 years old – that’s our Golden Anniversary! Celebrate with us by writing a poem based on the theme of GOLD. Go wild with the theme, embracing the mundane (your last visit to the golden arches), the extraordinary (the golden shimmer of an engagement ring) or perhaps an adventure (the golden sands of the Sierra). The only limit is your imagination!

For an entry form and further details, pick up a booklet from your local library or visit our website, upperhuttlibrary.co.nz/2016/06/poetrymonth Join us for more poetry events in August and celebrate our local talent at the competition awards ceremonies on 26 August.

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H U B C H A N G E S T O I M P R O V E C U S T O M E R E X P E R I E N C E

The Library Hub has been upgraded to improve work flow and efficiency. The new desk now has three service points, including an accessible sit-down counter, and has created a warm and welcoming entry to the library. Staff are enjoying the new layout and hope that you will love it, too!

Four new self-service kiosks have also been installed making your experience easier and quicker. You can issue and return your own material plus check your records, pay your accounts and renew outstanding items. You can now also return multiple items at once. Returned items will display either a green or red bin beside the title helping you know where to place them on the returns trolley.

Healthy Homes, Happy Pockets Learn about how to make your home warmer, drier and healthier. Monday 25 July, in the Rotary Lounge

E nt r ie s clos e 5pm, Fri day 22 Jul y!

For more information, pick up a competition booklet from one of our libraries or visit 5 0. u p p e r h u t t c i t y.c o m/t a l e s o f t h e 2 0 t h c e n t u r y w w w. u p p e r h u t t l i b r a r y.c o. n z

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NE W BOOKS: Fiction

The apartment

By Danielle Steel

The girl from Summer H i l l By Jude Deveraux

T h e e m p e r o r ’s r e v e n g e

By Clive Cussler

Second chance town

By Karly Lane

Revenge in a cold river

By Anne Perry

O u t b a c k j o u r n e y By Marion Lennox

Dust on the horizon

By Tricia Stringer

Little sister

By David Hewson

Beyond the ice limit

By Preston & Child

E xtreme prey

By John Sandford

Fa t a l t h u n d e r

By Larry Bond

M y I t a l ia n b u l l d o z e r By Alexander McCall Smith

Castle of dreams

By Elise McCune

P r i v a t e i n v e s t ig a t i o n s

By Quintin Jardine

Hide away

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H O T S E AT S Do you have knowledge to share with our c o m m u n i t y ? Contact us on 04 527 2171 or libraryprogrammes@uhcc.govt.nz for more information about becoming a Hot Seat Expert.

Computer Mentor Volunteers assist with establishing email accounts, preparing documents and forms. Mon to Sat, 10 —12pm

P u b l i c Tr u s t Estate planning and asset protection advice. Third Wednesday of the month, 10.30 —11.30am

G e n e a l og y Advice on tracing your family history, and resources available for ongoing research. Second Monday of the month, 10 —12pm

Housing New Zealand Get information and have your questions and concerns heard.

Fortnightly on Wednesdays, 2.30 —3.30pm

Communit y Law Legal information and advice on how to access free legal services.

Every Monday, 2—3pm

Neighbourhood Support Share your stories and discuss how you can find support in your neighbourhood. Fourth Wednesday of the month, 11am

C i t i z e n’s A d v i c e B u r e a u Get equipped with the information, options and support that meets your needs. Second and fourth Tuesday of the month, 10.30 —11.30am

Justice of the Peace JPs available to witness signatures, verify documents and more.

Every Thursday, 10 —11am, also first & third Thursdays 6 —7pm

Grief Relief C l e a rT h i n k i n g C o a c h i n g Advice on all loss and grief-related matters. Third Tuesday of the month, Advice and support for individuals and organisations with goal setting 10 —12pm and planning. Second and fourth Newcomers Network Thursdays, 6 —7pm New to town? Want to meet new friends? Need some help settling in? A d a p t i v e Te c h n o l og y Advice on assistive technology for Interested in local activities? First Wednesday of the month, 10 —11am people with a range of disabilities.

First Friday of the month, 10 —12pm PORSE In-home Childcare K ASAGIP Learn about becoming a PORSE inFilipino community migrant support home educator. Second Wednesday group. Third Friday of the month, of the month, 10.30 —11.30am (in 5.30 — 6.30pm the children’s area) w w w. u p p e r h u t t l i b r a r y.c o. n z

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J U LY P R O G R A M M E S + E V E N T S

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Friday Fables It’s Write Easy Movie Magic Batteries Not Included Computer Mentor Adaptive Technology 2 Saturday Movie Magic Computer Mentor 3 Sunday

Sunday Funday

10.30 —11.15am 1.30 —3pm 3.15—5pm 3.30 —5pm 10 —12pm 10 —12pm

Computer Mentor

10 —12pm

Movie Magic

1.30 —3.30pm

Computer Mentor

10 —12pm

10 Sunday

10 —4pm

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10.30 —11am 10.30 —12pm 1.30 —2.30pm 10 —12pm 2—3pm

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8.30 —10am 10 —12pm 10.30 —12pm 1.30 —3pm 10 —12pm

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10.15—11.30am 10.30 —11am 12.30 —2.30pm 3.30 —4pm 10 —12pm 10 —11am 2.30 —3.30pm 10 —12pm 10.30 —11am 11—12pm 11.30 —1pm 3.30 —4.30pm 5—5.30pm 5.50 — 6.50pm 10 —12pm 6 —7pm

Hot Seat - see pg 7 for more details This event requires registration Progr amme information is considered to be true and correct at the date of public ation.

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Computer Mentor

1.30 —3.30pm 10 —12pm

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Book Discussion Group Busy Babies Pinehaven Rainbow Colours Waiata Session Computer Mentor Newcomers Network Housing New Zealand 7 Thursday Knit + Knatter Bilingual Busy Bodies Take a Fresh Look at Art Careers Clinic Lego Club Ukes for Beginners UH Ukes Computer Mentor Justice of the Peace

10.30 —11.15am 1.30 —3pm 3.15—5pm 3.30 —5pm

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4 Monday

Bilingual Busy Bodies Te Wiki o Te Reo/Māori Language Week Launch Tai Chi Computer Mentor Community Law 5 Tu e s d a y Job Seekers Club Rainbow Colours DRT Meet Up Unscripted

Friday Fables It’s Write Easy Movie Magic Batteries Not Included

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Sunday Funday Traditional Māori Games Monday Tai Chi Board Gaming at HAPAI Computer Mentor Genealogy Community Law Tu e s d a y Job Seekers Club Card Making DRT Meet Up Believe It or Not...

Unscripted Computer Mentor Citizen’s Advice (CAB) Wednesday Wibbly Wobbly, Timey Wimey Oral History Collection Launch Computer Mentor PORSE Thursday Knit + Knatter Take a Fresh Look at Art Travel Through Time...by Bus Careers Clinic Lego Club Ukes for Beginners UH Ukes Computer Mentor Justice of the Peace ClearThinking Coaching Friday It’s Write Easy Movie Magic Batteries Not Included Computer Mentor KASAGIP

10 —4pm 11—12pm 1.30 —2.30pm 7—9pm 10 —12pm 10 —12pm 2—3pm 8.30 —10am 10 —12pm 10.30 —12pm 11—12pm 1.30 —3pm 10 —12pm 10.30 —11.30pm 2—3pm 5.30 —8pm 10 —12pm 10.30 —11.30am 10 —12pm 11—12pm 11—12.30pm 11.30 —12.30pm 3.30 —4.30pm 5—5.30pm 5.50 — 6.50pm 10 —12pm 10—11am 6—7pm 1.30 —3pm 3.15—5pm 3.30 —5pm 10 —12pm 5.30 — 6.30pm

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Movie Magic

1.30 —3.30pm

Computer Mentor

10 —12pm

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Sunday Funday Family History Group Monday Tai Chi Upper Hutt Superheroes Volunteer Recruitment Computer Mentor Community Law Tu e s d a y Job Seekers Club Grief Relief Rainbow Colours DRT Meet Up Babywearing Meet Up Unscripted Computer Mentor Grief Relief Wednesday Pinehaven Rainbow Colours Tomorrowland Computer Mentor Public Trust Housing New Zealand Thursday Knit + Knatter Take a Fresh Look at Art Careers Clinic WINZ Workshop Lego Club Ukes for Beginners UH Ukes Computer Mentor Justice of the Peace

10 —4pm 1—2pm 1.30 —2.30pm 2—3pm 6.30 —8.30pm 10 —12pm 2—3pm 8.30 —10am 10 —12pm 10 —12pm 10.30 —12pm 10.30 —12pm 1.30 —3pm 10 —12pm 10 —12pm 12.30 —2.30pm 2—3pm 10 —12pm 10.30 —11.30am 2.30 —3.30pm 10 —12pm 11—12pm 11.30 —1pm 1.30 —3pm 3.30 —4.30pm 5—5.30pm 5.50 — 6.50pm 10 —12pm 10—11am, 6—7pm

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It’s Write Easy Futurist Fashionista Movie Magic Batteries Not Included Cat Connor Book Launch

1.30 —3pm 2—3pm 3.15—5pm 3.30 —5pm 6 —7pm

Computer Mentor

10 —12pm

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Movie Magic

1.30 —3.30pm

Computer Mentor

10 —12pm

24 Sunday

Sunday Funday

10 —4pm

25 Monday

Busy Bodies Healthy Homes Happy Pockets Tai Chi Adult Board Gaming

10.30 —11am 11—12pm

Computer Mentor Community Law

10 —12pm 2—3pm

1.30 —2.30pm 7—9pm (HAPAI)

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Job Seekers Club Card Making DRT Meet Up Unscripted

8.30 —10am 10 —12pm 10.30 —12pm 1.30 —3pm

Computer Mentor Citizen’s Advice (CAB)

10 —12pm 10.30 —11.30am

27 Wednesday

Busy Babies

10.30 —11.30am

10 —12pm Computer Mentor Neighbourhood Support 11—12pm 28 Thursday 10 —12pm Knit + Knatter 10.30 —11am Busy Bodies Take a Fresh Look at Art 11—12pm 11.30 —1pm Careers Clinic 3.30 —4.30pm Lego Club 5—5.30pm Ukes for Beginners 5.50 — 6.50pm UH Ukes

Computer Mentor Justice of the Peace ClearThinking Coaching

10 —12pm 10 —11am 6 —7pm

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Friday Fables It’s Write Easy Movie Magic Batteries Not Included

10.30 —11.15am 1.30 —3pm 3.15—5pm 3.30 —5pm

Computer Mentor KASAGIP

10 —12pm 5.30 — 6.30pm

30 Saturday

Movie Magic Understanding Grief

1.30 —3.30pm 2—3pm

Computer Mentor

10 —12pm

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Sunday Funday Family History Group

10 —4pm 1—2pm

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REGUL AR PROGR AMMES Gentle exercises suited to older adults. Ever y Monday, 1.30 — 2.30pm

Board gaming club for adults.

For tnightly on Monday s , 7— 9pm at the HAPAI Club.

Create easy-to-make any occasion cards. For tnightly on Tue sday s , 10 —1 2pm Colouring in for adults. BYO colouring book and pens.

For tnightly on Tue sday s , 10 —1 2pm Share your carriers and Baby Wearing experience. Third Tue sday of Meet-Up the month, 10.30 —1 2pm Theatre sports for those aged 50+. Ever y Tue sday, 1.30 — 3pm

U k e s f o r B e g i n n e r s (age 8+) Ever y Thur sday, 5 — 5.30pm Upper Hutt Ukes Ever y Thur sday, 5.50 — 6 .50pm Story time, fun and sharing for adults with disabilities. Ever y Friday, 10.30 —11.15am (runs during school term only) It’s write easy to write your own family history.

Ever y Friday, 1.30 — 3pm

Table top games for teens 13+ Ever y Friday, 3.30 — 5pm

Research your family history with like-minded people. Third Sunday of the month, 1—2pm

A D U LT B O O K C L U B S Sharing books on a different

Chat about your connections in Upper Hut t over a cuppa.

theme each month. Fir st Wedne sday of the month, 10.30 —11.30 am

Colouring in for adults. BYO colouring book and pens.

For tnightly on Wedne sday s , 1 2.30 —2.30pm

Not your ordinary book club…

Second Thur sday of the month, 5.30 — 6 .45pm

Disabled Resources Trust Meet Up Ev e r y Tu e s d ay, 10 . 3 0 —1 2p m

at Pinehaven

Share morning tea while knitting or crocheting over a good yarn.

Ever y Thur sday, 10 —1 2pm

Take a fresh look at art with Anna Hewett. Ever y Thur sday, 11—1 2pm

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EMPLOYMENT DE VELOPMENT Dedicated computer time for job searching.

Tue sday s , 8 .30 —10 am

Get help with CV preparation, cover letters and searching for jobs. Thur sday s , 11.30 am —1pm

NE W BOOKS: Nonfiction

N o t r ig h t i n t h e h e a d

By Michelle Wyatt

Things organized neatly

By Austin Radcliffe

Sensing spirit

By Mitchell Coombes

The meat free Monday cookbook

By Annie Rigg

Va n i s h i n g a c t : t h e artistr y of animal c a m o u f l ag e

By Art Wolfe

Central Station : true s t o r i e s f r o m A u s t r a l ia n cattle stations

By Jane Sale

The mind of a terrorist: D a v i d H e a d l e y, t h e M u m b a i m a s s a c r e, a n d his European revenge

By Kaare Sørensen

Yo u r k i d’s a b r a t a n d i t ’s a l l y o u r f a u l t : n i p the attitude in the budfrom toddler to tween

By Elaine Rose Glickman

Gardening with less water : low-tech, low-cost techniques for using up to 90% less water in your garden

By David A Bainbridge

T h e Ve g a s d ia r i e s : r o m a n c e, r o l l i n g t h e d i c e, a n d t h e r o a d t o reinvention

By Holly Madison

Natural hair coloring: how to use henna and other pure herbal p ig m e n t s f o r c h e m i c a l free beaut y

By Christine Shahin

Legend : the incredible story of green beret sergeant Roy Benavidez’s heroic mission to rescue a special forces team caught behind enemy lines

By Eric Blehm

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C H A N G E S T O PAY M E N T O P T I O N S A N D F E E S 2 016 —17 L i b r a r y C h a r g e s , e f f e c t i v e f r o m J u l y 1 2 016 CHARGE T YPE

CHARGES

Replacement Membership cards

$2.00

CD rental

1 week

$1 .00

DVD rental

1 week

$3.00

2 weeks

$5.00

4 weeks

$5.00

Ukulele rental Reproduction of archival photographs

Actual costs

Requests for adult material

per item

Requests for children’s and teens’ material

$1 .00 no charge

Interloans

per item

$8.00

Black and white printing and/or copying

per page

$0.20

Colour copying

per page

$1 .00

Overdue adult books, magazines and all audio visual material

per day per item

$0.50

Overdue children’s and teens’ books, audio books and magazines

per day per item

No charge

administration fee plus original purchase price

Adults $10.00

Lost or damaged library material

Children $5.00

Online payments for librar y charges now available Payments for library charges can now be made using internet banking or by setting up an automatic payment with your bank.

To set up or make a payment please ensure that the name of the library account you wish to pay is entered in the reference section when making a payment.

Overdue charges cannot be paid until the item has been returned as the amount due will not be calculated until then.

This library account can only be used to pay for libraryrelated charges and can be paid in one payment, automatic or regular installments.

Our account number for online payments is 01-0771-0018890-04 Account name: Upper Hutt City Council 1 2 J U LY 2 016

N E W Z E A L A N D B O O K AWA R D S F O R C H I L D R E N A N D YO U N G A D U LT S E l s i e L o c ke N o n - F i c t i o n A w a r d Bob Kerr has illustrated his nonfiction book, Changing Times: The story of a New Zealand town and its newspaper beautifully, and these pictures draw the reader into the world of Matt McPherson and his town’s newspaper, The New Zealand Times. This is the device used to Picture Book Award tell the story of New Zealand’s past As usual there is stiff competition and the world’s changing modes in this category, but I adore Finding of communication. However, what Monkey Moon written by the Otago makes this book truly great is that for based author Elizabeth Pulford. As those who want to know more, Kerr children we all had things we couldn’t has created a fictional blog written bear to be without and at bedtime for by Matt which goes into more detail Michael this is Monkey Moon. Until about some of the history referenced. one day Michael leaves him all alone at the park. This is a wonderful tale Yo u n g A d u l t F i c t i o n A w a r d about how far we will go for Being Magdalene written by Fleur the ones we love and is perfect Beale is the third book in the Pilgrim bedtime reading.

Family novels. It is set four years The time has come again for the finalists to be announced for the New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults and this year the nominees don’t disappoint!

Here are some of children’s librarian Stephnie’s favourites:

Esther Glen Junior Fiction Award For those aged 7—12, The Girl Who Rode the Wind is an excellent read.

Stacy Gregg has another wonderful addition to her horse related canon.

This book tells the tale of Lola and her grandmother Loretta who travel to Italy after Lola gets expelled from school. Once there she learns about The Palio which is the most dangerous horse race in the world.

This book is full of adventure and danger and highly recommended for anyone in love with horse fiction.

after Rebecca fled the religious community The Children of the Faith and this time focuses on the character of Magdalene. This proves to be a wise decision as she is thoroughly engaging and a character any audience would root for. Throughout the novel she is heartbreakingly torn between doing right by her parents or following her own path with her sister Zillah. Don’t be put off by this being the third book. Beale is wise enough to fill in all the gaps while also creating a fulfilling ending for fans of the series.

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Believe it or not …

Tuesday 12 July, 11am, Central Librar y

Upper Hut t S uper her oe s

Hear stories about Upper Hutt and see

Monday 18 July, 2pm, Pinehaven Librar y

if you can decide which ones are true or

Come and create your own Upper Hutt

not! This is in association with the Tales

superhero zine at our workshop

of the 20th Centur y Stor y Competition.

Tom or r ow lan d

W ibbl y Wobbl y, T imey W imey

Wednesday 20 July, 2pm, Central Librar y

Wednesday 13 July, 2pm, Central Librar y

What will our city look like in another 50

Step back to the 60s and make a groov y

years? Imagine and create a futuristic

lava lamp for your room. Please bring an

Upper Hutt.

empty 1.5–2 litre bottle with a lid.

Fut ur is t Fashionis t a

Tr avel T hr o ug h T ime… by Bus

Friday 22 July, 2pm, Pinehaven Librar y

Thur sday 14 July, 11am, HAPAI Club

Make an outfit that will be admired by

Jump onto our magical mobile bus and

future generations, and look back to see

explore past, present and future Upper

what used to be worn.

Hutt. Limited numbers. Register online at w w w.upper h ut t libr ar y.c o.nz/ childr en s -t een s - s er v ic e s

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CHILDREN’S AND TEENS Fridays, 3.15—5pm Saturdays, 1.30 —3pm J u l y 1 s t – Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone (PG) J u l y 2 n d – Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (PG) J u l y 8 t h – Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (PG) J u l y 9 t h – Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (M*) J u l y 1 5t h – Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (M*) J u l y 16 t h – Harry Potter and the HalfBlood Prince (M*) J u l y 2 2 n d – Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (M*) J u l y 2 3 r d – Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (M*) J u l y 2 9 t h – Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (PG) J u l y 3 0 t h – Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone (PG)

* Please note: some movies are ‘M’ rated

Ch il dr e n’s Programmes Learn about the library, complete challenges and Library earn rewards at our new after Stars school club. Wednesdays, 4—5.30pm (runs during school term only) L e g o C l u b Imagine, build, challenge your friends and have fun at our after-school Lego Club. Thursdays, 3.30 — 4.30pm (runs during school term only) Sunday Funday Enjoy family time with board games and activities.

Sundays, ALL DAY

B U S Y S E S S IO N S for pre - schoolers

Busy Babies Enjoy songs, nursery rhymes and musical playtime with your baby.

Wednesdays, 10.30am Runs during school term only.

Busy Bodies An active session stimulating body and mind with songs, dancing, rhymes and stories. For children up to 3 years.

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POST WEB

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Private Bag 907, Upper Hutt 5140 www.upperhuttlibrary.co.nz

M O B I L E L I B R A R Y E M A I L libmobile@uhcc.govt.nz H O U R S Runs during the school term only. Check our timetable to find out when we next stop near you. Available in the library or online at o w. l y/4 m P x M J

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