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Spring is in the air at the Guthrie Memorial Library – Hanover’s Public Library with some great programs available for you to enjoy. Meet Terri Roberts, author of “Forgiven: The Amish School Shooting, a Mother’s Love, and a Story of Remarkable Grace”. Terri lived a quiet life until Oct. 2, 2006, when an unthinkable tragedy in her community, a tragedy for which one of her beloved sons was responsible, propelled her into the public’s eye…the Nickel Mines shooting. Terri will be in the library on Monday, April 25, at 2 p.m.

On May 4 at 6:30 p.m., The Reader’s Theatre Troupe from the York Little Theatre will visit the library. This is a group of 10 professional actors who read humorous plays from scripts from old radio shows, jokes and other short material. They use theatrical expression to make the sketch come alive for everyone’s enjoyment. This is a prelude to our Adult Summer Reading Club “Exercise your mind” which will start on June 13.

Don’t forget Trivia Night on Tuesday, April 26, at 6:30 p.m. Bring your group of four adults and sign up at the Adult desk for a night of trivia fun.

The Children’s Library has four special story times on Wednesdays in May. Join Miss Kelly on May 4 as she reads “The Day the Crayons Quit” and “The Day the Crayons Came Home” by Drew Daywalt. We will have fun activities to go along with these two great picture books for children. On May 11, the Early Headstart of York County will present a Mental Health Story Time. They will share stories and activities to help children learn about their feelings.  On May 18 join Miss Kelly as she reads “Kite Day” by Will Hillenbrand. This book is the Pennsylvania 2016 selection of the “One Book, Every Young Child” program. Finally, on May 25, join us as we learn about our country and flag at our Patriotic Story Time. We will have special guests to help us understand how important it is to support our veterans and country. All of these great programs will start at 10:15 a.m. and are best suited for ages 6 and under.

Have a great spring at the Library.

The following items have recently been received at Guthrie Memorial Library:

Juvenile fiction

“Passenger Trains,” by Nikki Bruno Clapper. (Perpetual Memorial – Mr. C.E. Bechtel)

“I Love the Mountains,” by Steven Anderson. (Perpetual Memorial – Mrs. C.E. Bechtel’s Brother and Sisters)

“At Battle in the Civil War,” by Allison Lassieur. (Perpetual Memorial – Leroy W. and Dorothy F. Berkheimer)

“The House that George Built,” by Suzanne Slade. (Perpetual Memorial – William E. Bittinger)

“Military Vehicles,” by Melissa Abramovitz. (Perpetual Memorial – Charles A. Cohen)

“Silly Wonderful You,” by Sherri Duskey Rinker. (Rotary Club Recognition – Rotary Club Speaker Ralph Jodice)

“The Backwards Birthday Party,” by Tom Chapin. (Rotary Club Recognition – Rotary Club Speaker Sportsnight Committee)

 Juvenile nonfiction

“Tyrannosaurus Rex and Its Relatives,” by Megan Cooley Peterson. (Perpetual Memorial – Richard B. Bankert)

“Velociraptor and Other Raptors,” by Rebecca Rissman. (Perpetual Memorial – Mr. C. E. Bechtel)

“Milton Hershey’s Sweet Idea: A Chocolate Kingdom,” by Sharon Katz Cooper. (Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bechtel)

“Brachiosaurus and Other Long-necked Dinosaurs,” by Rebeca Rissman. (Perpetual Memorial – Harold L. Carn)

“U.S. Army Green Beret Missions,” by Lisa M. Bolt Simons. (Perpetual Memorial – Jesse L. Crabbs)

“The Science Behind Gymnastics,” by L.E. Carmichael and “The Science Behind Soccer, Volleyball, Cycling, and Other Popular Sports,” by Stephanie Watson. (Perpetual Memorial – Eugene M. Haas)

“Gustafe Eiffel’s Spectacular Idea: The Eiffel Tower,” by Sharon Katz Cooper. (Perpetual Memorial – Melvin D. Hamm)

“The Science Behind Swimming, Diving, and Other Water Sports,” by Amanda Lanser and “The Science Behind Track and Field,” by Lisa J. Amstutz. (Perpetual Memorial – Jim Harrison)

“At Battle in the Revolutionary War,” by Elizabeth Raum. (Perpetual Memorial – Dr. Andrew L. Martin

“U.S. Army Ranger Missions,” by Lisa M. Bolt Simons. (Perpetual Memorial – Henry D. and Esther S. Rudisill)

“U.S. Navy Seal Missions,” by Lisa M. Bolt Simons. (Perpetual Memorial – David E. Sanders)

George Ferris’ Grand Idea: The Ferris Wheel,” by Jenna Glatzer. (Perpetual Memorial – Bruce Wirt Smith)

“At Battle in World War II,” by Matt Doeden. (Perpetual Memorial – Earl J. Waller)

“Twirly Girly Doodles,” by Stephanie Corfee. (Perpetual Memorial – Maude Weikert)

“At Battle in World War I,” by Allison Lassieur. (Perpetual Memorial – Capt. John Philip Winand)

Adult fiction

“A Gathering of Shadows,” by V.E. Schwab. (Perpetual Memorial – William Victor Snyder)

Adult nonfiction

“Let Food Be Your Medicine,” by Don Colbert, M.D. (Perpetual Memorial – S. Forry Eisenhart)

“The Hell’s Kitchen Cookbook.” (Perpetual Memorial – Ann Slagle)

Adult playaways

“Find Her,” by Lisa Gardner. (Perpetual Memorial – Arlene Utz Hollinger)

Adult books on compact disc

“Fool Me Once,” by Harlan Coben. (Memorial – Charles R. Custer)

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