Hoover Library Events
Napoleon's Buttons
The Pursuit of Happyness
Find The Pursuit of Happyness in the catalog.
The Widower's Tale
Civil War Series - Dolores Hydock presents Soldiers in Hoop Skirts
Dolores Hydock presents Soldiers in Hoop Skirts: Spies, Nurses and Other Fighting Women of the Civil War.
This event will be in the Library Theatre and is FREE. No reservations will be taken. Come early to get a seat. Sponsored by the Friends of the Hoover Public Library. Call 444-7840 for more info.
This program is part of "Let's Talk About It: Making Sense of the American Civil War", a reading and discussion series. This series has been made possible by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the American Library Association.
Maisie Dobbs
Reader's Studio: No Nonsense Nonfiction
A super-cool book club for grades 2-5! Bring a book in our featured genre. This month we're learning all sorts of interesting things from informational books. Each meeting begins with a book discussion and ends with creating a book-inspired masterpiece. Space is limited, so register soon by calling 444-7833.
Civil War Series - The Shape of War
Join Dr. John Mayfield of the History Department at Samford University for a discussion of the book Crossroads of Freedom: Antietam by James M. McPherson. We will meet in the Theatre Level Meeting Rooms. Call 444-7816 for more info and to register.
This program is part of "Let's Talk About It: Making Sense of the American Civil War", a reading and discussion series. This series has been made possible by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the American Library Association.
SPRING BREAK - Atlantic Coast Theatre presents Sherlock Holmes and the Opera House Mystery
The world's most famous detective is called to investigate a diamond theft. Holmes must use his skills of observation and disguise, along with audience participation, to solve the mystery. Grades K-8. In the Library Theatre.
Part of SPRING BREAK: SUSPENSE IN THE STACKS A super sleuth, a K9 gumshoe, young detectives . . . there is only one conclusion we can draw from this collection of clues. The library has caught mystery madness!






















