Thayne Branch Library
Interlibrary Loan FEE
The Lincoln County Library System (LCLS) is looking for ways to reduce costs and still provide quality service to the community.
Effective October 1, 2010, the LCLS will charge $2.00 for every item borrowed from an out-of-county library.
This fee will help offset the cost of postage.
If you have questions about this policy, please contact:
Brenda McGinnis, Director Phone: 307-877-6961 E-mail: bmcginnis@linclib.org
We thank you for your understanding.
September BBB&B
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Brown Bag Brunch & Book
Monday, September 27 @10 am
Thayne Branch Library
Homer & Langley
Author: E.L. Doctorow
Doctorow’s novel tells of New York’s fabled siblings Homer and Langley Collyer, who observed the early 20th century from inside their Fifth Avenue mansion, surrounded by newspapers and debris they could not bring themselves to throw away. Like the household of the two main characters—brimming with newspapers, books, furniture, musical instruments, and booby traps—this mesmerizing and elegant new novel contains an entire country within.
August
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Nineteen-year-old Nayeli works at a taco shop in her Mexican village and dreams about her father, who journeyed to the US to find work. Recently, it has dawned on her that he isn’t the only man who has left town. In fact, there are almost no men in the village — they’ve all gone north. While watching The Magnificent Seven, Nayeli decides to go north herself and recruit seven men — her own “Siete Magníficos” — to repopulate her hometown and protect it from the bandidos who plan on taking it over.
Filled with unforgettable characters, Into the Beautiful North is a story of an irresistible young woman’s quest to find herself on both sides of the fence.
Into the Beautiful North—– By: Luis Urrea
Monday, August 23 10:00 am—- At the Thayne Branch Library
Brown Bag Brunch & Book
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July
The Shadow Catcher
by Marianne Wiggins
Monday, July 26 at 10:00 am
Thayne Branch Library
“An unusual fictionalization ofthe life of American West
photographer Edward Curtis (1868-1952)–along with that of
a woman named “MarianneWiggins.” Curtis emerges as a
fascinating, complex figure, onewho inhabited any number of American contradictions. With Marianne’s crackling social commentary and deceptively breezy self-discovery, Wiggins’s eighth novel is a heartfelt de force Weekly tour.”—
Bring a morning snack & join us for a lively book discussion.
The Shadow Catcher
by Marianne Wiggins
Monday, July 26 at 10:00 am
Thayne Branch Library
“An unusual fictionalization ofthe life of American West
photographer Edward Curtis (1868-1952)–along with that of
a woman named “MarianneWiggins.” Curtis emerges as a
fascinating, complex figure, onewho inhabited any number of American contradictions. With Marianne’s crackling social commentary and deceptively breezy self-discovery, Wiggins’s eighth novel is a heartfelt de force Weekly tour.”—
Bring a morning snack & join us for a lively book discussion.
The Shadow Catcher
by Marianne Wiggins
Monday, July 26 at 10:00 am
Thayne Branch Library
“An unusual fictionalization ofthe life of American West
photographer Edward Curtis (1868-1952)–along with that of
a woman named “MarianneWiggins.” Curtis emerges as a
fascinating, complex figure, onewho inhabited any number of American contradictions. With Marianne’s crackling social commentary and deceptively breezy self-discovery, Wiggins’s eighth novel is a heartfelt de force Weekly tour.”—
Bring a morning snack & join us for a lively book discussion.
The Shadow Catcher
by Marianne Wiggins
Monday, July 26 at 10:00 am
Thayne Branch Library
“An unusual fictionalization ofthe life of American West
photographer Edward Curtis (1868-1952)–along with that of
a woman named “MarianneWiggins.” Curtis emerges as a
fascinating, complex figure, onewho inhabited any number of American contradictions. With Marianne’s crackling social commentary and deceptively breezy self-discovery, Wiggins’s eighth novel is a heartfelt de force Weekly tour.”—
Bring a morning snack & join us for a lively book discussion.
The Shadow Catcher
by Marianne Wiggins
Monday, July 26 at 10:00 am
Thayne Branch Library
“An unusual fictionalization ofthe life of American West
photographer Edward Curtis (1868-1952)–along with that of
a woman named “MarianneWiggins.” Curtis emerges as a
fascinating, complex figure, onewho inhabited any number of American contradictions. With Marianne’s crackling social commentary and deceptively breezy self-discovery, Wiggins’s eighth novel is a heartfelt de force Weekly tour.”—
Bring a morning snack & join us for a lively book discussion.
The Shadow Catcher
Monday, July 26 at 10:00 am
Thayne Branch Library
“An unusual fictionalization ofthe life of American West
photographer Edward Curtis (1868-1952)–along with that of
a woman named “MarianneWiggins.” Curtis emerges as a
fascinating, complex figure, onewho inhabited any number of American contradictions. With Marianne’s crackling social commentary and deceptively breezy self-discovery, Wiggins’s eighth novel is a heartfelt de force Weekly tour.”—
Bring a morning snack & join us for a lively book discussion.
“An unusual fictionalization ofthe life of American West
photographer Edward Curtis (1868-1952)–along with that of
a woman named “MarianneWiggins.” Curtis emerges as a
fascinating, complex figure, onewho inhabited any number of American contradictions. With Marianne’s crackling social commentary and deceptively breezy self-discovery, Wiggins’s eighth novel is a heartfelt de force Weekly tour.”—
Bring a morning snack & join us for a lively book discussion.
Ask or call if you need an interlibrary loan!
Thayne Branch Library 883-7323
June
Claiming Ground
By: Laura Bell
After college, a Kentucky girl spends a summer in Wyoming to find herself and regroup. Thirty years later, she’s still there. In this memoir, Bell vividly depicts her life out West, starting with her first job herding sheep—an occupation usually done by men. She goes on to write about her life as a ranch hand, masseuse, housewife, stepmother, and forest ranger, mixing work experiences with touching and poignant accounts of family and friends. She also describes the Wyoming landscape in brilliant detail, revealing her love for the place.
Bring a morning snack & join us for a lively book discussion.
Ask or call if you need an interlibrary loan!
Thayne Branch Library 883-7323
