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Author Event- Colleen Pina-Garron Bay Village...

Bay Village Memories: Recipes of the Cape Verdean Community
Saturday, June 27, 2009
at 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Refreshments served


Colleen Pina-Garron, editor of the newly published Bay Village Memories: Recipes of the Cape Verdean Community will come to celebrate the compilation of her family and community's Cape Verdean traditional recipes. Pina-Garron says that Bay Village is an homage to a time and place that shaped many people who lead successful, productive lives in the city and beyond.



Domino's Pizza / Baker Books Summer Reading Program Domino's Pizza...

Reading Rewards, Grades K - 8
1. Pick up your reading rewards certificate at Baker Books.
2. Record the ten books you read on the certificate.
3. Have a teacher, librarian, or parent verify/sign the certificate.
4. Bring your certificate to Baker Books and receive a five dollar coupon towards
    your next book.
5. You will also be entered into a raffle to win a free book at Baker Books.
6. Take the completed certificate to Domino's for your free pizza!



Local Interest- Portuguese History  (See entire list )


Through a Portagee Gate (Portuguese in America Series)
Charles Reis Felix
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth © Oct. 2004
$20.00 paperback

   Through a Portagee Gate Through a Portagee Gate gives a remarkably honest self-portrait of growing up Portuguese in New Bedford and is also an endearing tribute to the author's father, a Portuguese immigrant cobbler who came to America in 1915. The narrative reveals a deep desire to escape the confines of the immigrant, ethnic world, while also acknowledging a keen nostalgia about one's past, a need to remember and pay tribute to those who came before us.




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Childrens Story Hours
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Bartleby Scrivener Poets (Peer Critiques
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Contact: Susan Grace at (508) 993-1999 or suegrac@aol.com
Bring 10 -12 copies of your poems to critique.
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Contact: Joyce Miller at Baker Books
508-997-6700
Open to new members and all reading experiences.

Afternoon Book Group
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Contact: Joyce Miller at Baker Books
508-997-6700
Open to new members and all reading experiences.

Irish Book Group
Meets: 3rd Sunday of each month at 4:30 p.m.
Contact: Kate at (508) 990-1529
Reading Irish literature and history.

Knit-lit (Knitting Circle & Story Hour
Meets: 3rd Wednesdays of each month at 7:00 p.m.
Contact: Maureen O'Donnell at (508) 999-4043 or mesmod@aol.com
Bring your knitting and listen to stories, share patterns etc.

Writing Group (Peer Critiques)
Meets: 2nd and last Fridays of each month at 7:00 p.m.
Contact: Jason Perez-Dormitzer at (508) 993-7182 or pdjarissa@aol.com
Bring 10-12 copies of your work to share.

13 of 12 Lists: Each employee has compiled a baker's dozen of his/her all-time favorite books read in the last 12 years!

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