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Friday September 5, 2008
Technology Center
9am to 12 pm
Save time and avoid a trip to the Social Security Office. If you are
within three months from age 62 or older, and plan on retiring, come
to this free workshop. Social Security employees will be on hand to
assist you with filing your benefits. Please bring your benefit estimate
statement and your deposit information with you.
“Writers
Present” Author Series
The Mission Viejo Library is offering a new series of nationally
acclaimed
author talks. All events are free, open to the public, and
include a short
reception with refreshments. This series is sponsored
by the Friends of the
Mission Viejo Library. Reservations are
requested, as seating for
these events is limited and fills up fast. You
can reserve a seat by calling
the library at 949-830-7100 ext 5105.
D. P. Lyle M.D., Forensic Consultant and
Author
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
7:00 p.m. in the City Council Chamber
D. P. Lyle M.D. has worked as an advisor to the writers of CSI: Miami,
Law and Order, Women’s Murder Club and many others.
If you enjoy Patricia Cornwell, Law and Order, CSI, this program will
give you insight into psychological drive that causes characters to act
as they do in fiction and on television. If you are a writer, D.P. Lyle,
M.D. has worked with many novelists and with the writers of popular
television shows.
Dr. Lyle received the Macavity Award for his non-fiction books, Murder
and Mayhem, Forensics for Dummies, Forensics and Fiction,
Howdunnit: Forensics: A Guide for Writers as well as the thrillers,
Devil’s Playground and Double Bind. Dr. Lyle will be signing his books
at the end of the program.
This free program is sponsored by the Friends of the Mission Viejo
Library. To reserve a seat, please call the reference desk of the
Mission Viejo Library at (949) 830-7100 x5105 or email
stanton@cityofmissionviejo.org
Kate Jacobs
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
7:00 p.m. in the City Council Chamber
Kate Jacobs’ first novel Friday Night Knitting Club became an instant
bestseller and is currently on the New York Times paperback best
seller list. “It reads like Steel Magnolias set in Manhattan, Julia
Roberts
is set to star in the movie version of this story.” –USA TODAY. Her
latest novel is Comfort Food.
Kate is a native of Vancouver, British Columbia. She moved to New
York and broke into magazine publishing at Redbook and then became
a writer and editor for Lifetime Television. After a decade of Manhattan
living, Kate recently moved to Southern California and is enjoying
suburban living.
Join us on October 7 for this free event. Refreshments will be served.
For more information about this program, please call the Mission Viejo
Library reference desk at (949) 830-7100 x5105 or email
stanton@cityofmissionviejo.org.
Nicole Mones
Saturday, November 8, 2008
4:00 p.m. in the City Council Chamber
A rare treat is in store with the appearance of Nicole Mones. Nicole
received the New York Times honor of Notable Book for her novel Lost
in Translation. She is a food writer for Gourmet Magazine whose
travels have given her the background for her remarkable book The
Last Chinese Chef.
The Last Chinese Chef is food and travel writing at its best. It
tells the
story of the cultural and historical aspects of Chinese cooking within a
story about an America food writer, Maggie McElroy, who is
desperately trying to figure out her own life.
You may have had Chinese food; you may think you know it well;
however, this novel will transport you into the world of hidden culinary
culture rarely experienced outside China. You will care for the
characters in this novel so much you won’t want to put the book down
until you’ve learned their fate.
To celebrate Nicole’s appearance, we will have Chinese hors d oeuvres
at this free event sponsored by the Friends of the Mission Viejo Library.
Reserve your seat for this event by calling the Mission Viejo Library
Reference Desk at (949) 830-7100 x5105 or emailing
stanton@cityofmissionviejo.org.
School
Readiness Parent Presentation
Saturday, September 30
5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Friends Community Room
Come learn about your child’s development and district, community,
and parent resources to help them grow, thrive, and be able to enter
preschool and kindergarten with success! This presentation is geared
towards parents with children birth to five years of age. Presented by
Tracy Yogi, Director of School Readiness of SVUSD. All participants
will receive complimentary parenting books and materials!
Refreshments will be provided. A library tour for parents will be
available after the presentation.
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