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Caldecotts & Newberys! Monday, January 23, 8:30am  Congratulations to Chris Raschka for A Ball for Daisy and to Jack Gantos for Dead End in Norvelt  for winning this year's Caldecott and Newbery Awards, respectively. Lots of great books to choose from this year!  We were especially pleased to see Caldecott Honors go to Lane Smith's Grandpa Green, Patrick McDonnell's Me. . . Jane and John Rocco's Blackout.  Also a big hooray to Melissa Sweet who won the Sibert Award for Balloons Over Broadway.  Congrats, all! Join us for the live webcast next year.  That was loads of fun.  Stump the Bookseller featured selection a service to help identify the author and title of long lost childhood literary memories. A466: Alphabet book The entire book was light blue and white, including illustrations. I believe it was an alphabet book for children, and O was for Owl. I can't remember much else besides the coloring. Thanks! See More Book Stumpers John Martin – New Works Annex Gallery Opening Reception: Thursday, January 5, 6-8pm ~ first Thursdays ~ John Martin is a retired businessman who has been a full-time artist for the past 5 years, as a student at Cleveland Institute of Art and other organizations. He is a long-time Shaker heights resident, transplanted a few years ago to Cleveland Hts.  These imaginative monoprints are figure drawing in abstracted form. Come meet the artist and enjoy refreshments during the opening.  The works are framed and will be available for sale during the show.  Show continues through January 30. Gene's Jazz Hot Thursday, January 12, 7-9pm ~ second Thursdays ~ Newsflash! Gene's Jazz Hot is a quartet again! Reed Simon, jazz violinist, is officially joining the group.  So join us for some sultry cool and toe-tapping old timey tunes in  the acoustically great LitArts room. Band regulars rounding out the quartet are bassist and singer Gene Epstein, guitarist and singer Seth Rosen, and clarinetist and singer Bill Kenney.  Free homemade cookies will no doubt be served. Donations for the band gratefully accepted. Christopher Busta-Peck: The Hidden History of Cleveland   N.O.B.S. Forums Thursday, January 19, 7pm ~ third Thursdays ~ Christopher Busta-Peck, author of the popular Cleveland Area History blog has been featured in the Cleveland Plain Dealer and on NPR's All Things Considered for his work promoting and preserving Northeast Ohio's cultural heritage. The author will talk about and sign copies of his new book, "The Hidden History of Cleveland." Classics Club David Foster Wallace: Infinite Jest Thursday, January 26, 7pm This is the third of four book discussions on Infinite Jest. Officially, we'll be discussing the book through page 751.  We invite you join us at whatever point you've reached, however.  Somewhere in the not-so-distant future, the screwed-up residents of Ennet House, a Boston halfway house for recovering addicts, and students at the Enfield Tennis Academy search for the master copy of a movie so dangerously entertaining that its viewers die in a state of catatonic bliss. Explores essential questions about what entertainment is, why we need it, and what it says about who we are. "Wallace is a superb comedian of culture." James Wood, Guardian Carla Fontecchio – Collection Studies Opening Reception: Thursday, February 2, 6-8pm ~ first Thursdays ~ Reminiscent of 19th century botanical illustration, Collection Studies is a series of works on paper that delicately portrays a selection of common plant specimens gathered throughout the Cleveland area. Reverently depicted on handmade paper, these pen and ink portraits visually convey how incredibly complex the most common natural specimens may be.  Show continues through February 27. Gene's Jazz Hot Thursday, February 9, 7-9 PM ~ second Thursdays ~ Newsflash! Gene's Jazz Hot is a quartet again! Reed Simon, jazz violinist, is officially joining the group.  So join us for some sultry cool and toe-tapping old timey tunes in  the acoustically great LitArts room. Band regulars rounding out the quartet are bassist and singer Gene Epstein, guitarist and singer Seth Rosen, and clarinetist and singer Bill Kenney.  Free homemade cookies will no doubt be served. Donations for the band gratefully accepted. Valentine's Night Performance by Brian Henke Tuesday, February 14, 7-9pm ~ annual event ~ Date night at Loganberry!  Join us for wine and chocolate, a quiet evening with fine books, and the virtuoso guitarwork of Brian Henke.  What could be more relaxed and romantic?  N.O.B.S. Forums Jane McCullam: Gardening and Children's Books Thursday, February 16, 7 pm ~ third Thursdays ~ Blurb coming soon... Classics Club David Foster Wallace: Infinite Jest Thursday, February 23, 7pm This is the fourth and final book discussions on Infinite Jest. Somewhere in the not-so-distant future, the screwed-up residents of Ennet House, a Boston halfway house for recovering addicts, and students at the Enfield Tennis Academy search for the master copy of a movie so dangerously entertaining that its viewers die in a state of catatonic bliss. Explores essential questions about what entertainment is, why we need it, and what it says about who we are. "Wallace is a superb comedian of culture." James Wood, Guardian

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