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Baldwin Boettcher Branch Library @ Mercer Park

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Hours
Sun Closed
Mon 1-8
Tue 10-7
Wed 10-8
Thu 10-7
Fri 1-6
Sat 10-5

Location:
22248 Aldine Westfield Road
Humble, TX 77338
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Phone: 281-821-1320
Branch Librarian: Bonnie Langan

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September is Library Card Sign Up Month!

Posted Tue, 08/31/2010 - 2:11pm by Veronica G.

Yes, that is correct. September is Library Card Sign Up Month and we hope you can help us spread the word to get new visitors to apply! Or perhaps your card is expired or needs to be updated. What better time is there than September to do just these things?! 

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Mysteries take a look at the Universities.

Posted Wed, 08/25/2010 - 5:10pm by Bonnie Langan

The Baldwin Boettcher Branch Library Mystery Book Club will take a look at our Universities through the eyes of murder, intrigue and mayhem.  Does your favorite book take place at a University?  Did Professor Plum get murdered after his lecture in the library?  Find a book that has a setting, theme or character from an University and bring it to our Mystery Book Club.  Present it to the group so we may expand our reading experiences.  Join the Mystery Book Club on September 15th at 2 pm.  We always have a good time talking about our favorite authors, books and of course food.  Help us decide which subject will be good for October.  See you on the 15th of September at 2 pm.

Baldwin Boettcher Branch -- Evening Book Club

Posted Tue, 08/17/2010 - 1:54pm by Elise S.

Captain Alatriste by Arturo Perez-Reverte

Title to be discussed:  Captain Alatriste, first in the series by Spanish author Arturo Perez-Reverte.  Time of Meeting:  Monday, September 13, 2010, at 6:30 PM.  Summary:  A fictional 17th-century Spanish swordsman's instruction to frighten two travelers becomes a murder-for-hire arranged by Emilio Bocanegra, the name synonymous with the Spanish Inquisition.

Summer Reading at Baldwin Boettcher

Posted Thu, 08/12/2010 - 6:35pm by Bonnie Langan

Summer Reading at the Baldwin Boettcher Library was a grand success.  Our Children's Librarian, Nancy Rodriguez, kissed a cow.  A few of our young participants were "hugged" by a very large snake.  It goes without saying we ate really well.  Snacks have been provided by the Friends of the Baldwin Boettcher Library.  Adult programming had some taste testing and Domino's pizza provided the experience of a life time with two pizza parties.

The Baldwin Boettcher Library presented 61 programs; entertaining 2149 participants.  Due to budget constraints the Friends of the Baldwin Boettcher Library foot the bill for costs. 

Adults Are Creative Too!

Posted Wed, 08/11/2010 - 11:43am by Elise S.

99 Ways to Cut, Sew, Trim & Tie Your T-Shirt into Something Special

Remember when you were a child, how much fun it was to have a whole sheet of blank paper in front of you and a box of crayons within reach?  No limits at all on your creativity!  Maybe you drew imaginary creatures or maybe you tried to capture the essence of a familiar face or scene, though of course at the time you didn't think too much about how creative you were being.  Do you ever miss that?

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