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Restrictions to eBooks Impact Readers the Most The future of the ebook market for libraries is changing and that can mean big impacts for library users. There have been some major changes in the ebook market for libraries recently. Earlier this year, some of the largest publishers made changes to their lending terms to libraries – placing limits on the length of time libraries have access to the ebooks they purchase and keeping ebook
prices consistently higher for libraries than the average price consumers spend. Here’s what that means for our patrons. On average, a person can buy an ebook for about $15. There is no limit to how long they keep the ebook in their collection – they keep it forever. Ebook titles for libraries, however, work differently. On average, libraries pay $50 per ebook title. (That’s a 233% price increase!) What many people do not realize is that like the print books on library’s shelves, most ebooks can only be used by one person at a time. Therefore, libraries must purchase multiple copies of the book
Thank You to Our Love Your Library Donors A big thank you to our donors who supported Love Your Library month in September! We received more than 350 gifts that helped to unlock matching funds from The Jack Buncher Foundation. We’re very grateful for your generosity!
Mark the Date for Giving Tuesday Didn’t have the chance to support the library during Love Your Library month? There’s still time to show your love. Mark your calendar for Tuesday, December 3rd for Giving Tuesday – an international initiative designed to promote giving to local non-profits in one global movement on one day. You’ve heard of Black Friday? Small-Business Saturday? Cyber-Monday? Giving Tuesday provides the opportunity to include members of your local community in your holiday shopping list. You can give the gift of lifelong learning to friends and neighbors with a gift to SPL. Visit sewickleylibrary.org/donate to make a gift on Giving Tuesday, or any day through the end of the year.
Author to Join November Book Group Sewickley Public Library welcomes author Rebecca Drake who will join us for the My st e ry Book Group meeting this month. Drake, who currently resides in Pittsburgh, is the author of several novels including Don't Be Afraid, The Next Killing, and Only Ever You. This month’s selection, however, is her novel Just Between Us, whose story is based in the town of Sewickley! All are welcome to join us on Tuesday, November 12th at 7pm for what is sure to be a fascinating discussion!
Express Kindness th
Discover the Beauty of Winter
Did you know that November 13 is
The November display cases at the library will continue to feature the
Kindness Day? To celebrate locally,
paintings of Ben Gibson through November 16th.
many plan to express kindness by wearing a cardigan in honor of Fred
Towards the end of the month, we will open Hortus Hibernus, (“Winter
Rogers and the kindness he shared
Garden” in Latin) a group show featuring artwork related to flowers and
through his television program
plants in a variety of approaches and mediums. Artists in the exhibit
produced right here in Pittsburgh.
include Ali Karsh, Cicely Murray, Jack Taylor, Joseph Noderer, Maggie
Here at the library, our storytimes
Aston, Mark Vander Heide, Soren Lundi, Vanessa Adams and Vanessa
that day will focus on kindness and
Kettering.
generosity, and of course we will wear our cardigans!
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Restrictions to eBooks
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to meet demand.
especially new authors, depend on libraries to provide exposure for their creative works and opportunity for readers to discover
To add insult to injury, four of the five top publishers now limit
them. Meanwhile, publishers rely on a constant supply of
how long the library can access the ebooks to two-years. After
readers and demand for their products, which libraries provide
that time, libraries have to purchase the title again. These limits
at no charge to the publisher.
and increased prices drive up the costs for libraries – whose budgets are already very tight. As demand for ebooks rises, these changes make it harder for libraries to provide ebooks to our patrons. If these limits for libraries weren’t already frustrating enough, beginning November 1, 2019, Macmillan Publishers will allow libraries to purchase only one copy of each new ebook title for the first
“...limiting access to new titles means limiting access for readers.” -Wanda Brown, ALA President
eight weeks after a book’s release.
Libraries across the country are strongly opposed to these changes in ebook lending. The ALA has created a petition for the public to take action and tell Macmillian Publishers that they want #eBooksForAll. As ALA president, Wanda Brown stated in a recent letter to association members, “Macmillan’s embargo is about more than an eightweek wait for new eBooks. It is up to us to tell our patrons the truth: limiting access to new titles means limiting access
What does that mean for our patrons?
for readers.”
Since the Sewickley Public Library shares
Publishers know where libraries stand. It is important – now
an ebook collection with the other libraries in Allegheny County,
more than ever – for readers to have their voices heard, too.
that means there will only be one copy of say, the newest
Visit www.ebooksforall.org for more information about the
Louise Penny or Nora Roberts ebooks, in the entire county for
Macmillian Publishers embargo and to sign the petition to take
eight weeks.
action.
Despite the fact that the limit placed on materials by Macmillan
Readers can also write to their elected officials to stress the
Publishers will increase the wait time for library patrons for
importance of libraries in their communities. Find your elected
quite a while, there are broader impacts to such embargoes.
official online at www.usa.gov/elected-officials or ask a
As the American Library Association (ALA) – a global, nonprofit
Librarian in person or by calling the library at 412-741-6920 to
association that promotes libraries – explains: authors,
help you locate their contact information.
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No registration Required for storytimes!
Children’s Programs BABIES & BOOKS Tuesdays | 9:30 am, 10:30 am & 1:00 pm Nursery and action rhymes, books and songs for children up to 24 months, with caregiver. Please, no older children. STORIES FOR 2’S & 3’S Wednesdays | 9:30 am & 10:30 am A half hour of finger plays, songs and stories for 2-year-olds to 3-year-olds, with an adult. Please, no older children.
PRESCHOOL STORYTIME Thursdays | 9:30 am & 1:30 pm Ages 3 ½- 6 without a caregiver, meet for 45 minute stories, songs, and finger plays. Without an adult. FAMILY BLOCK PARTY Saturdays | 10:30 am - 12:00 pm It’s a Block Party! PLAY, BUILD, READ and LEARN together with blocks. Develop hand-eye coordination and learn STEAM concepts. BIRTH - AGE 6, with caregiver.
Please note: No storytimes Mon, Nov 25th - Wed, Nov 27th. Enjoy the holiday! Please register for the following programs, unless otherwise noted. Register online at: www.sewickleylibrary.org/kids FAMILY YOGA
LEGO CLUB
Fri | Nov 1 | 11-11:45 AM Join us for yoga and stories. The theme for this month is gratitude. Bring your yoga mat or a beach towel and wear comfy clothes. FAMILY PROGRAM.
Tues | Nov 12 | 6-6:45 PM Lego Party! Children will be encouraged to put their creativity to work and build awesome Lego creations. No registration required. GRADES K-5.
or crowds. PRESCHOOLERS & THEIR FAMILIES.
DOG TALES
Sun | Nov 17 | 2-3 PM Certified Therapy Dogs LOVE to be read to! Come pick out a picture book of your FROZEN SING ALONG BABY & TODDLER EXPLORATION TIME choice and snuggle up with a furry reading companion. Join us for a 15-minute time Sat | Nov 2 | 1:30-3:30 PM Wed | Nov 13 | 6-7 PM slot to read to a dog. GRADES K-5. Celebrate Anna and Elsa and Stop in at any time during this hour-long the upcoming Frozen 2 with a sensory experience. Babies and toddlers ILLUSTRATION EXPLORATION – sing along to the original can play and explore our various sensory KEVIN HENKES movie Frozen (Rated PG) stations that will encourage your little Mon | Nov 18 | 6-7 PM FAMILY PROGRAM. one's curiosity and sense of wonder Every month we’ll be talking about a new through touch, sight and sound. BABIES FAMILY STORY TIME AT illustrator and this month it’s Kevin Henkes AND TODDLERS, WITH CAREGIVER. - Author/Illustrator of: Chrysanthemum, OHIO TOWNSHIP NATURE CENTER A Parade of Elephants, and Mondays | Nov 4, 11 & 18 | 10-10:45 AM EASELS ‘N EATS Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse! We Sewickley Public Library is hosting a family Wed | Nov 13 | 6-7:30 PM Calling all art and food lovers! We’re will be reading books illustrated story time at the Ohio Township Nature teaming up with the Teen Department for by Henkes, speaking about his Center. Stories, songs and crafts for the a paint along party just for tweens! We’ll art style and then the whole whole family. FAMILY PROGRAM. follow a tutorial, snacking the night away, family will get to explore PARACHUTE PLAY and at the end, you’ll have an awesome stations at their own pace! Fri | Nov 8 | 11-11:30 AM masterpiece to hang on your wall! FAMILY PROGRAM. Thirty minutes of activities that includes BABIES & BOOKS – music, creative movement and fun, all with Registration is limited. GRADES 4 & UP. YOGA & MINDFULNESS one colorful parachute. AGES 2-5, WITH EVENING EDITION FOR CHILDREN & TWEENS ADULT. Thurs | Nov 21 | 6:30 PM Fri | Nov 15 | 6-7:30 PM Join us for Babies & Books in the evening. CHESS CLUB A fun and engaging introduction to yoga Nursery and action rhymes, books and Sun | Nov 10 | 2-3 PM and mindfulness. Kids will stretch and flow songs for children up to 24 months, with Calling all Kings, Queens, Knights and to grow physically, socially and caregiver. Please, no older children. Rooks - let’s play chess together! emotionally. Everyone will practice how to MARSHMALLOW SCIENCE Beginners and all skill levels welcome! Bring a chess set and a friend. GRADES K-5. quiet loud emotions and learn to connect Sat | Nov 23 | 1-1:45 PM within and with others in a positive and Learn science concepts with everyone’s lasting way! GRADES 1 & UP. favorite treat! Complete the Marshmallow Storywalk @ Edgeworth ADAPTIVE STORYTIME Challenge, learn what happens to marshSat | Nov 16 | 2-2:45 PM mallows in the microwave, and build your Elementary School This inclusive program of stories, songs, own marshmallow catapult. GRADES K-5. Sat | Nov 9 | 10 AM-12 PM activities and free play is welcoming and PJ DANCE PARTY Join us at Edgeworth will adapt to your child’s needs. Ideal Tues | Nov 26 | 6-6:30 PM Elementary School for for preschoolers who are differently Wear your PJ’s to the library and show off stories and activities abled, may be on the Autism your favorite dance moves. FAMILY for children No Spectrum, have Sensory Processing PROGRAM. issues, or feel overwhelmed by noises Registration Required! AGES 3-8. 4
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Adult Programs FRENCH CONVERSATION Wednesdays | 1-2pm You are invited to join Anne Marie Salih, a native speaker, to practice French speaking skills. This group is for individuals who have a basic knowledge of French.
WRITE NOW! Every Friday | 10:30am-12pm Conducted by Jeanne Zell, participants enjoy writing from prompts in an encouraging and supportive atmosphere.
Musicians and Their Times.” Refreshments will be served. Nov 4 - “Bob Dylan” by Steve Houghton and “Jazz” by George Craig Nov 18 - “Merle Haggard and the Bakersfield Sound” by Janet Oellig and “The Music Genome Project” by John Orndorff.
ADULT KNITTING CLUB
Every Friday | 2-3:30pm Learn more about therapeutic touch and experience a relaxing, peaceful session.
Tues | Nov 5| 10am New to the hobby or have years of experience, everyone is welcome! Bring your project or come to learn. An experienced knitter will be on hand for instruction.
SAHAJA MEDITATION
INTRO TO MICROSOFT EXCEL
REIKI
Every Saturday | 11am - 12pm Enjoy the silence, peace, and stress release that is always free. Newcomers welcome.
Wed | Nov 6 | 11am - 1pm This class will cover the basics of using this popular spreadsheet software. Please register.
SEWICKLEY QUERY CLUB
PREPARING YOUR HOME FOR SALE
Mondays | Nov 4 & 18 | 7-9pm Everyone is invited to the Query Club’s 2019-2020 season of learning. Enjoy the stimulating papers and discussion generated by this season’s topic, “Music,
Home Made Pie The Perfect Class to Prep for Thanksgiving
Sun | Nov 10 | 1:15-5pm When asked to bring a dessert to a dinner, do you stop by the Bakery or Grocery Store on the way? It will no longer be necessary to make that stop after taking this class. You will learn to make a delicious, flaky pie crust without a food processor or stand mixer. Your dessert will be a memorable ending to dinner. Everyone will make an apple pie in class to take home and bake. (The Library facility is not big enough to bake them all!) Please bring a rolling pin and a small paring knife. The class will be taught by someone who has baked hundreds of fresh pies from scratch. Class size is limited; registration required. Please pay $15 material fee in advance to reserve your spot.
Wed | Nov 6 | 11:30am-1pm Join us to discuss current Sewickley Real Estate trends and preparing your home for a quick sale. This workshop will cover buyer trends in the market, updates/ improvements desired by buyers, staging techniques, and an update on current lending rates and buyer programs. A light lunch will be served. Please register.
BOOK
GROUPS Mystery Book Group Tues | Nov 12 | 7pm Just Between Us by Rebecca Drake (Author Visit Night!) Get Lit! A Social Cure for your Average Book Club
Tues | Nov 19 | 7pm The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris Location: Crazy Mocha
Brown Bag Book Group Thurs | Nov 21 |11:30am Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup by John Carreyrou Fourth Tuesday Book Group Tues | Nov 26 | 7pm The Last Painting of Sara De Vos by Dominic Smith
DESIGN A ZERO ENERGY HOUSE Wed | Nov 6 | 7-8pm Please join us as John Holton, architect and professional engineer, presents the concept of a zero energy house - one that generates as much energy as required to meet all of its energy needs. Explore the key attributes of a zero energy house such as: high insulation values, very efficient heating/cooling equipment, photovoltaic panels, and more. This program is sponsored by Sustainable Sewickley. Please register.
HOLIDAY HOOP WREATHS Thurs | Nov 7 | 7pm Looking for a festive way to add some holiday décor to your home? Join us as we make holiday wreaths using embroidery hoops and felt. Materials will be provided. A $3 materials fee will be collected on the day of the program. Please register.
EVERYTHING YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT PUMPKINS Mon | Nov 11 | 7-8pm Do you have pumpkins left over from Halloween? You can do more than just make jack-o-lanterns and pumpkin pie out of them. The pumpkin is one of the most 6
underutilized fruits - all parts of the pumpkin can be eaten in various ways and provide many health benefits. Come learn about the science and nutrition of the pumpkin. After this talk you will never look at that large orange sphere the same way!
SWEET ‘N SIMPLE HOLIDAY CARDS Tues | Nov 12 | 1-3pm This class will focus on the creation of 5 easy handmade Christmas cards. Attendees will be guided to successfully stamp and assemble 5 pretty Christmas cards with envelopes that they can joyfully mail out during the holiday season. All supplies included. A $15 materials fee will be collected on the day of the program. Registration required, as space is limited.
Adult Programs CONVERSATION SALON Wed | Nov 13 | 10am This engaging group of adults meets monthly on the 2nd Wednesday for coffee and great discussions. Newcomers always welcome!
BUYING AND SELLING ONLINE Wed | Nov 13 | 12-2pm In this class we will explore the various platforms for buying and selling online. Including: eBay, Craigslist, Facebook, OfferUp, and more. We will discuss the buying and selling process, advantages and disadvantages, best practices, scams, and online safety. Please register.
HEALTHY BODY, HEALTHY HOME, HEALTHY PLANET Thurs | Nov 14 |7pm This workshop heightens awareness and encourages action around the issue of toxins that we come into contact with through the products we use and the food we eat. The workshop focuses on the health consequences, how we can avoid exposure, and provides practical solutions such as recipes and materials for making green cleaning and personal care
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LEATHER WRAP BRACELET WORKSHOP Sun | Nov 17 | 1:30pm
products. Participants will make a product during the workshop and receive one comprehensive green cleaning kit. There is a fee of $30/person or $35/couple. Registration required. Register at www.prc.org or by calling 412-4887490 X 226.
Learn how to make a leather single wrap bracelet with jewelry-maker, Pamela Squires. Perfect for gift-giving! Bracelet supplies are provided; each participant should bring a clipboard. A material fee of $15 will be collected on the day of the workshop. Registration is required, as space is limited.
SENIOR IPAD/IPHONE CLUB Wed | Nov 20 | 11am-12:30pm We welcome all who are interested in expanding their knowledge of iPads and iPhones. Bring your own device if you already own one. Please register.
SENIOR ANDROID PHONE/TABLET CLUB Wed | Nov 20 | 1:30-3pm For anyone interested in becoming more comfortable with and learning some tips and tricks to using your Android devices (Samsung, LG, Google Pixel, Sony). Please bring your own device if you already own one. Please register.
LET'S TALK ABOUT MURDER! TRUE CRIME DISCUSSION GROUP
Mon | Nov 25 | 7pm Calling all TRUE CRIME FANS! Each month we'll pick a theme! Come with a story to ITALIAN COOKIES & CULTURE share based on the theme! Local legends, Fri | Nov 22 | 12:30-1:30pm Come learn about Italian culture and their unsolved mysteries, famous cases - all are welcome! November’s Theme: NO PLACE love of faith, fashion, family, and food! LIKE HOME. Open to all adults 21+ Participants will bake and enjoy Italian cookies during this session. A suggested donation of $5 is requested. recreated in the games. Using the library’s Interlibrary Loan
Local Resident Creates Historic Board Game
system, he was able to access obscure and hard-to-get titles noting that several books came from out of state, as far away as Maine and Kansas.
Claude Whalen first remembers walking into the Sewickley
Since one of the most important aspects of the games he and
Public Library in 1964. He remembers the feel of the building -
the dark entrance, the worn sandstone steps, the massive card his team create are the visuals, Claude needed the ability to create full-color charts and test maps of the battlefields to catalogs along the walls - but also the fascination of it all. ensure the quality of the games. He notes that the library
In 2016, Mr. Whalen realized how
provided quality printing services at a reasonable price. Once
useful the library can be when he
the first draft of the maps was complete, he was able to utilize
became involved in the publication of
the library’s scanning services to create digital files of the maps
board games based on battles of the
to send to fellow testers. This was an extra useful service since
Civil War. For his research, Claude
some materials needed to be sent to a company in France.
needed to review massive
Mr. Whalen notes that his game could not have gone from a
information files online - a task his
blank piece of paper to a published game without the services
home computer could not process.
of the Sewickley Public Library. In gratitude, he has generously
Fortunately, the computers at the library offered enough
donated a copy of the game, “Kernstown” to the library which
memory to access such large files allowing him to research
any library user can access. Claude encourages, “If you want to
without worry about devices crashing.
try a project for yourself, look to the Sewickley Library and give
Mr. Whalen also had to research many books about the battles
it a try!”
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