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School Holidays: WHODUNNIT? at Wellington City SPYbraries
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- From the 13th to the 28th of April, we invite you to join us for WHODUNNIT? at Wellington City SPYbraries and enter a… Continue reading School Holidays: WHODUNNIT? at Wellington City SPYbraries →
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ComicFest 2024: 5 minutes with Lily Duval
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- While we look forward to ComicFest 2024, meet Lily Duval in this “5 minutes with” interview. What first got you… Continue reading ComicFest 2024: 5 minutes with Lily Duval →
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“Genghis Khan bathed in sherbet ice cream”: New science fiction and fantasy
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- via GIPHY It extols death with the luminescent brilliance of a dying star. It is Genghis Khan bathed in sherbet… Continue reading “Genghis Khan bathed in sherbet ice cream”: New science fiction and fantasy →
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New Book by Daniel Clowes: Recent graphic novels
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- Daniel Clowes is one of the great alternative comic book writers of all time, with titles such as Ghost World… Continue reading New Book by Daniel Clowes: Recent graphic novels →
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Deconstruction and Reconstruction – New Personal Growth Books
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- These new books critically examine how dominant ideas and power dynamics have influenced our interpretation and application of shared concepts.… Continue reading Deconstruction and Reconstruction – New Personal Growth Books →
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What Have We Here? New Biographies in the Collection
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- There is something magical about delving into the life of a person who is so different to yourself, and finding… Continue reading What Have We Here? New Biographies in the Collection →
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Cartoons & Comics Curator Sam Orchard on the highlights of ComicFest 2024
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- Fast approaching is the wonderful, unmissable celebration of all things comic and graphic that is ComicFest 2024. Join us on… Continue reading Cartoons & Comics Curator Sam Orchard on the highlights of ComicFest 2024 →
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Win tickets to local family film ‘The Mountain’, in cinemas now
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- From the Producers of Hunt for the Wilderpeople & Jojo Rabbit and directed by Rachel House, ‘The Mountain’ is a… Continue reading Win tickets to local family film ‘The Mountain’, in cinemas now →
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Feijoa Fever: New Popular Non-Fic
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- Feijoa season is upon us! This abundant little fruit is everywhere in autumn – falling off trees and filling up… Continue reading Feijoa Fever: New Popular Non-Fic →
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New online resource: the Wellington Provincial Council Gazette, 1854-1876
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- Digitised for the first time is the complete collection of the weekly gazette of the Wellington Provincial Council, which offers… Continue reading New online resource: the Wellington Provincial Council Gazette, 1854-1876 →
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Art on Conservation talk: Award-winning artist Phillip Waddington
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- 5:30-6:30pm Thursday 2 May at Te Awe Library Come along to Te Awe Brandon Street Library on Thursday 2 May… Continue reading Art on Conservation talk: Award-winning artist Phillip Waddington →
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New Service: Portable CD Players
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- Libraries are no longer just places to get books. We have a large collection of non-book items from music equipment,… Continue reading New Service: Portable CD Players →
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Ngā Pukapuka Hou: Recent Picks from our Kohikohinga Māori
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- Our latest batch of recent picks lean heavily into the arts, suggesting skills to be developed as the days grow… Continue reading Ngā Pukapuka Hou: Recent Picks from our Kohikohinga Māori →
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Flying solo: New travel books
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- Traveling is an incredible experience, being able to see other parts of the world and to learn about different cultures.… Continue reading Flying solo: New travel books →
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Villainous Newtown event: Now available to view on YouTube
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- Recently at Newtown Library we had the rare opportunity to hear four fabulous crime writers in full flow talking about their… Continue reading Villainous Newtown event: Now available to view on YouTube →
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Janis Freegard and Reading the Signs: Poetry and soundscape performance recording
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- I am blue. I am a deep, electric shade of blue and I sound like waves crashing. My colour is… Continue reading Janis Freegard and Reading the Signs: Poetry and soundscape performance recording →
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Pet: Our April eBook Club pick!
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- eBook Club pick: Pet by Catherine Chidgey. Read the phenomenal new book from the bestselling author Catherine Chidgey. For… Continue reading Pet: Our April eBook Club pick! →
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Transgender Day of Visibility 2024
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- This Sunday March 31st we celebrate the International Transgender Day of Visibility. A day in which we celebrate the lives… Continue reading Transgender Day of Visibility 2024 →
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March’s New Music for Te Awe…
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- via GIPHY Statler: Well, it was good. Waldorf: Ah, it was very bad. Statler: Well, it was average. Waldorf: Ah,… Continue reading March’s New Music for Te Awe… →
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Katūīvei: Pasifika Poetry Event at Newtown Library!
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- Join us at Te Puna Waiora Newtown Library on Friday 19 April, 6-7pm to launch the new book Katūīvei: Contemporary… Continue reading Katūīvei: Pasifika Poetry Event at Newtown Library! →
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Grassroot Beginnings: New Sustainability Books
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- Small sustainable ideas have the potential to grow into a global movement. This can all be started at a grassroot… Continue reading Grassroot Beginnings: New Sustainability Books →
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Animals who help humans: Books from Te Pātaka
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- Have you heard the interesting, true story about the cow that saved its owner during a flood in the Manawatū?… Continue reading Animals who help humans: Books from Te Pātaka →
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Gardening around the globe: new books
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- Discover the iconic English gardens of Pemberley and the secret gardens hidden in all corners of Cornwall. For the literature-loving… Continue reading Gardening around the globe: new books →
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Graphic Classics
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- Among the graphic novels held at Wellington City Libraries are several adaptions of classic literary works. If you’re looking for… Continue reading Graphic Classics →
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Astronomer’s Stories- Books from Te Pataka
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- The sky is no longer the limit, with people’s endless exploration. This blog collects books about the lives of astronomers… Continue reading Astronomer’s Stories- Books from Te Pataka →
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Fashion & Beauty Update
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- This season’s fashion and beauty update includes books on gender fluidity and ungendering fashion, K-beauty, makeup masterclasses and statement accessories,… Continue reading Fashion & Beauty Update →
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Level up your home: New interior design books
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- Gush over the stunningly curated homes from the world’s best designers, architects and influencers. For the maximalists there’s wallpaper laden,… Continue reading Level up your home: New interior design books →
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When once you have tasted flight: New fiction
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- Image via Giphy When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned… Continue reading When once you have tasted flight: New fiction →
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Owls in folklore and fantasy: New science fiction and fantasy
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- via GIPHY “Murder owls are extreme,” Jude said. “What’s more extreme than murder owls?” Aimee Pokwatka, The parliament Welcome to… Continue reading Owls in folklore and fantasy: New science fiction and fantasy →
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ComicFest 2024 is Sat 4 May! Register your interest
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- This May 4th 2024, Wellington City Libraries in association with the National Library of New Zealand, will be celebrating 10… Continue reading ComicFest 2024 is Sat 4 May! Register your interest →
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