It is with great excitement that I introduce to you the June & July issue of the Library newsletter!
I could not be more proud of this issue and of my coworkers, who worked from home scheduling events, writing articles, editing information, and designing graphics—all while adjusting to tight deadlines and last-minute requests.
It is a strong testament to how much our staff want to provide services and experiences to patrons during this time, even while our physical building is closed.
Here is what you will find in this issue.
Summer Reading Program
As our executive director Pam Leffler writes in her cover article, the Summer Reading Program will look a little different this year compared to previous years.
With the theme "Dig Deeper: Read, Investigate, Discover", this year's program features yet another great logo and graphic style created by our graphic designer Bettina. The newsletter explains how you can participate starting June 1, and we'll also share more about it in a future blog post.
In a first for us, this issue also includes the youth program reading log and a coloring page that we encourage you to cut out from the newsletter to use throughout the summer. Don't forget to share your coloring page online using the hashtag #mgplsummer!
Other highlights
Along with select upcoming events, this issue features:
- our digital branch at mgpl.org/athome, which offers useful COVID-19 links along with fun resources and online experiences
- a few of our favorite e-content services and obsession-worthy databases
- our new DIY Storytimes
- more Healthy Living events
- our Book A Librarian tech help service
I hope you enjoy this issue as much as I enjoyed designing it. Please let us know what you think at engagement@mgpl.org.
Karina Guico is the Lead Graphic Designer at the Morton Grove Public Library.