Ada Public Library

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Photos and story by Monty Siekerman
Kids loved the reptile program sponsored by the Ada Public Library and held at Community Health Professionals on Tuesday afternoon.

Nearly 100 people attended the program and could "pet" such things as snakes and tortoises while Keith Gisser described the reptiles...where they live, what they eat, how big they get, how long they live Gisser brought a dozen reptiles with him, all rescued creatures, which are given a home at Herps Alive near Cleveland.

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USA Today bestselling author and Agatha Award Winning mystery writer, Amanda Flower, will speak about her writing, and signing books available for sale at the Ada Public Library at 11 a.m., Saturday, June 18. 

Flower, best known for her Amish mysteries, also writes the popular Andi series for kids, as well as the Amish Quilt Shop Mystery books under the name Isabella Alan. Aside from being a popular author, Flower is also a librarian in northeast Ohio!

Join the library for a conversation and book signing with the author.
Ages: Adults, Teens, Upper Elementary
Length: 50-60 minutes

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Ada author Lynne Scott talked about the creative writing process during a talk at the Ada Public Library on Saturday.

Ken Collins was there and provides a sampling of photos of the event.

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Ada author Lynne E. Scott will speak at the Ada Public Library from 10 to 11 a.m. on Saturday morning.

Her talk will focus on the creative process of writing.

"I plan to discuss how I got ideas for the stories I wrote and the process of writing them  -  the good, the bad, the ugly," she said.

 Scott's books will also be available for purchase (each is $10).  They are also available on Amazon in paperback or Kindle versions.

 

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Ada librarians had their hands full signing up people for the summer reading program on Saturday. (Monty Siekerman photo)

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Story and photos by Monty Siekerman
Horsie meet horsie...at the Ada Public Library summer reading program kickoff at the library on Saturday.

A good crowd was on hand to sign up for the program to read about horses, stuffed and otherwise.

For more photos of the event scroll to the bottom.

There were rabbits, chickens, K9 dogs, face painting and more at the library. And, inside there are plenty of books about animals, how to do face painting...just about any subject you can dream about.

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