Thursday, March 12, 2009

FRIENDS OF THE WEST POINT LIBRARY COMING EVENTS

Mark your Calendars!

The FOWPL has been busy planning events for 2009. Here are the events thus far:

Poetry Night COFFEE HOUSE – April 30th in the West Point Library's meeting room. This will be the grand finale for the Pamunkey Regional Library’s Poetry Contest. All poets will be able to show off their talents in coffee house style with good coffee, and great company.

Book Club – The 2nd book discussion will be May 20th in the West Point Library meeting room @ 7:00 pm. The selected book will be Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston. This book was chosen to coincide with the Pamunkey Regional Library's BIG READ. Please contact West Point Library(804-843-3244) for more information.

Herb Basket Sale – Just in time for Mothers Day; these 4” pots are from our very own Bloomers Fresh Cut Flowers.
6 pots per basket for $15.00.
Orders taken until May 4th. Pick-up date is May 6th.

The FOWPL totes are !!!!
Check them out at the
West Point Library
Don't miss you chance to own an original!


Local Authors Book Fair – May 17,
2:00 - 4:00 pm in the West Point Library.
The event will showcase our local authors. There will be opportunities to own a signed copy of your favorite and hear selected authors speak. There will also be prizes and refreshments

Don’t miss your chance to be part of the FOWPL
Keep your West Point Library working for you!!
The Friends meet the 2nd Thursday of every month unless otherwise notified

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

The Man in the Picture


Remember The Picture of Dorian Gray? Reading the above mentioned book brings it to mind. It involves a picture and there are scary aspects to it, but that's where the similarities stop.
It will immediately get your attention. A young man visits his retired professor. While there, the professor tells a tale that has burdened him for ages. He tells a story of mystery, horror and fantasy; that is wrapped around a painting that hangs in the professors rooms. I won't tell you more except to say the ending is very Edgar Allan Poe like.
Read The Man in the Picture for yourself and enjoy a "different" type of ghost story.