Summer Reading 2020 : June 14 – 20

KIDS

Need a consistently agreeable companion?  Kids use stuff from around the house to make your own Bobblehead with Jeremie from Artzooka on Kanopy.  Will it be fun?  We are nodding yes!

Jeremie, young adult with short brown hair, brown eyes and bright blue t-shirt posing with three bobblehead puppets.
Image from Kanopy

TEENS

The Getty Museum and the Rijksmuseum challenged people in quarantine to recreate works of art with objects found in your home. Teens, we challenge you to recreate your own masterpiece!  Want an even greater art challenge? Create a self-portrait with found objects. Share your creations with us #WSLSummerReading20

2 images side by side. Left image is painting, Soul of a Rose which shows woman with red hair smelling rose while facing a wall. Image on Right is of Kristen facing fence smelling a rose.
3330300Director Kristen’s recreation of The Soul of a Rose by John William Waterhouse using a carnation, bathrobe, and a fence.”

ADULTS

Join our book chat for adults on Monday, June 15 from 6-7 pm. Learn about the library’s new Read 10 Books in 2020 Challenge and share your favorite books about someone you admire (challenge #2). (Evening won’t work for you? Don’t worry—we have an afternoon option on Wednesday, June 24).

Ten in 20 punch card graphic

Get creative this summer with our Watercolor Basics series. Artist and educator Jess Graff will teach the foundations of composition, illustration, and water media. The first class is Wednesday, June 17 from 2-3pm.

in progress watercolor of sailboat using primary colors on a table with a palette of paints and brushes.
Photo credit: Jess Graff
WCCLS Reads Week Three Email
Summer Reading for Adults : June 18

Summer Reading for Adults includes a weekly email newsletter with book recommendations and fun, engaging content. To receive the newsletter in your inbox register for the Adult Summer Reading program on the WCCLS website.