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True or False: What’s @ Your Library?
Take the quiz to find out how well you know your library. Answers can
be found on the inside.
1. You can check out a Kindle at the KJM Library.
2. You can use a KJM library card to gain free entry into the
Milwaukee Public Zoo.
3. You can learn to speak Pirate at the library.
4. E-books are free with a library card.
5. The KJM Library only has programs for family and children.
6. The KJML staff wants your suggestions for programs and
materials.
Library Card
Sign-Up Month
Summer Readers
Book to Movie
Challenge
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Story Time
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Quiz Answers
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Bridges & Cafe
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Library Events
Year—Round
Library Hours
Monday—Thursday
10:00am—7:00pm
Friday
10:00am—5:00pm
Saturday
10:00am—3:00pm
625 North Monroe St.
Waterloo, WI 53594
Phone: 920-478-3344
Fax: (920) 478-2351
Congratulations to Our Summer Readers
Congratulations to everyone who participated in our 2015 Every Hero
Has a Story Summer Reading Program! We had a great turnout this
year with 444 registered participants of all ages. Young participants were
entertained throughout the summer by storytellers, musicians, magicians
and our first ever Portable Planetarium! Adults enjoyed the first KJM
Library murder mystery program this summer with a medieval theme called Knight of Murder. It
included full costumes and generous donations from area businesses.
The KJM Library would like to thank the area businesses who helped make the summer program a great
success! These businesses include Subway, Waterloo Community Pool, Piggly Wiggly, Jim’s Cheese,
Schumann Chiropractor, Soular Pizza, Stubby’s Bowl, Crave Brothers Farmstead Cheese, In Harmony
Massage LLC, Waterloo Antiques Mall, Waterloo Chiropractor, Trek, Hartwig’s Waterloo Diner, and
McKay Nursery.
Book to Movie Challenge
Read the book alone, with friends, or family. Then come view the movie on
Tuesday September 22 at 3:30pm. The Challenge...enter a prize drawing by
completing a short quiz on the differences and similarities between the book
and the movie. Popcorn available at the movie–
of course! All library programs are FREE
New DVDs
Amazing Word
Explorers
C DVD 0611
101 Dalmatians 2
C DVD 0512
Hoovey
C DVD 0567
Tak3N
DVD 1961
Yoga for Beginners
DVD 0807
Exodus
DVD 1910
Project Almanac
DVD 1943
Answers to Quiz:
1. True! Two Kindle Fires are available at the front desk. In order to
check out a Kindle the borrower must be at least 18 years of age. Loan
period: Seven days with no renewal
2. True! The Library has two (2) passes that may be used by KJM
Library patrons. Each pass admits up to 8 people and includes a parking
pass for one (1) vehicle. The pass also includes discounts for facility
rentals, 20% and gift shops, 10%.
3. True! You can learn pirate by using Mango languages! Mango is free
for all KJM library patrons and can be accessed anywhere with an
Internet connection with a KJM library card. Languages include:
Chinese, English, French, German, Hawaiian, Italian, Japanese,
PIRATE, Portuguese and Spanish.
4. True! Lend eBooks, audiobooks, streaming video and periodicals
FREE from OverDrive. You can borrow up to 10 titles at a time.
5. False. The KJM Library has programs for ages 0 - 110! The program
calendar is available on the library website and in library. Printed
calendars are color coded to make finding your next exciting library
program easier.
6. True! Library staff wants your suggestions and strive to make the
KJML an exciting place for everyone in the community. Please share
suggestions on programs, materials, etc with staff.
Bridges...a New Library
System and Catalog!
The public libraries in Jefferson County
will be switching to Waukesha County’s CAFE library automation system and will be joining Waukesha County as a new two county library
system named Bridges in December!
The new shared catalog will grow to 2.3 million items and will offer
many new features to enhance your library experience!
To accomplish this change as smoothly as possible, we had begun the
transition process on AUGUST 28, 2015. No system holds on items
owned by libraries in Dodge and Washington Counties are possible.
However, items owned by those libraries can be ordered through interlibrary loan.
We appreciate your patience and understanding while we take the steps
necessary to make this improvement. Take a sneak peek at the catalog
at www.cafelibraries.org
New Children/
Young Adult Items
Jedi Academy by Jeffrey
Brown
+ FIC B8782SWJA
Public School Superhero
by James Patterson
+ FIC P317P
Firefly Hollow
by Alison McGhee
+ FIC M1455F
A Little in Love
by Susan E. Fletcher
YA FIC F615L
The Leveller by Julia
Durango
YA FIC D949L V001
The Six by Mark Alpert
YA FIC A456S
New Adult Items
White Crocodile
by K.T. Medina
FIC M491W
No Better Friend
by Robert Weintraub
940.5472 W424N
The Book of Joan
by Melissa Rivers
921 R622B
Wicked Charms
by Janet Evanovich
Mystery E92LD V003
Born in Death by J.D.
Robb
Mystery R646ED V023
Radiant Angel
by Nelson DeMille
LP Fic D381JC V007
Get Fired Up and Read
The “Fired Up Reading Challenge” will begin October 1st. The
program will run from October 1st through October 31st.
Participants who read for five hours during that time will pick a
surprise. The participant who reads the most hours will get to
ride to school in a fire truck!
Adult Book Clubs
Junginger Book Club Mondays at 6:30pm
September 8—Deep Down Dark by Hector Tobar
October 5—Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn
November 2—Nothing to Envy by Barbara Demick
December 7—Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
Clark Book Club Mondays at 6:30pm
September 14—A Star for Mrs. Blake by April Smith
October 12—Elizabeth is Missing by Emma Healey
November 9—The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
December 14—The Art Forger by B.A. Shapiro
Summaries available on the library website.
New members always welcome!
Children and Teen Programs
One Thursday per month at 3:30pm starting Sept. 10th!
Each program day has a surprise challenge theme, and children are
encouraged to build a creation based on that theme. Creations will
be displayed for the public. (1 hr. program recommended for ages 4 and up)
Thursday
September 17
at 3:30pm
Check out our website for all program information:
www.waterloo.lib.wi.us/
Check out the library’s
Facebook page!