shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com New At The Library Here’s what’s new at the Yankton Community Library this week: Adult Books • All Summer Long by Dorothea Benton Frank; Fiction • The Cavendon Luck by Barbara Taylor Bradford; Fiction • Die of Shame by Mark Billingham; Fiction • Dishonorable Intentions by Stuart Woods; Fiction • A Hero of France by Alan Furst; Fiction • The House of Secrets by Brad Meltzer; Fiction • Ink and Bone by Lisa Unger; Fiction • Join by Steve Toutonghi; Fiction • Lily and the Octopus by Steven Rowley; Fiction • The Noise of Time by Julian Barnes; Fiction • Stealing the Countess by David Housewright; Fiction • Titans by Leila Meacham; Fiction • By Honor Bound by Norris & Thornton; Nonfiction • The Fibro Manual by Ginevra Liptan, M.D.; Nonfiction • Heirloom Plants by Etty & Harrison; Nonfiction • Levels of Life by Julian Barnes; Nonfiction • A Mother’s Reckoning by Sue Klebold; Nonfiction • Red Platoon by Clinton Romesha; Nonfiction • When Someone you Know Has Depression by Susan J. Noonan, MD, MPH; Nonfiction Young Adult Books • Lucky Few by Kathryn Ormsbee; Fiction • Silence Is Goldfish by Annabel Pitcher; Fiction • Unrivaled by Alyson Noel; Fiction Junior Books • The Boy at the Top of the Mountain by John Boyne; Fiction • The Secrets of Solace by Jaleigh Johnson; Fiction • This Is All Your Fault, Cassie Parker by Terra Elan McVoy; Fiction • The Wolf’s Boy by Susan Williams Beckhorn; Fiction ——— Did you know that you can reserve an item from home? Staff will then notify you as soon as the item is available. June 21, 2016 • Page 3 The Bookworm ... For Kids Here’s A Sweet ‘Tattoo’ Tale “Tell Me a Tattoo Story” by Alison McGhee, illustrated by Eliza Wheeler; © 2016, Chronicle Books. 32 pages ——— BY TERRI SCHLICHENMEYER Daddy’s arms are good for hugs. They’re big and strong and colorful, too. They look kind of like one of your favorite picture books; in fact, Daddy says the drawings on his arms are just like a story to him. In the new book “Tell Me a Tattoo Story” by Alison McGhee, illustrated by Eliza Wheeler, each picture says something important. Not a day goes by that the little boy doesn’t want to see his Daddy’s tattoos. Yes, he’s seen them before, many times, and he knows exactly why they’re there. He never gets tired of hearing about them. The one on Daddy’s shoulder is a picture from a book that his mother used to read to him when he was a little boy, a long time ago. She read that book “over and over and over,” and Daddy remembered it well. The tattoo under Daddy’s wrist is a reminder of something that his Daddy used to say. Daddy has great memories of his father, the kindness he showed, and the lessons he taught. The tattoo is just two words, but it helps keep those words fresh. ‘Murder By The Book’ To Present Victorian Tea Event “Murder by the Book” is bringing back the Victorian Tea at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 23, at the Cramer-Kenyon Heritage Home, 509 Pine, Yankton. “Murder by the Book” is a novel club. The usual activities include reading a mystery each month and giving a very brief report. The person who has read the book, gives his or her opinion as to whether it was a good book for others to read. The group’s attendees have a wide variation in what constitutes a “good read,” so it is unusual for them to all read the same book at the same time. In fact, it is not necessary to read a book at all. Some people just come for the food and camaraderie. Anyone interested in attending this event should start looking through their closets now to find suitable garb for the tea. Women are required to wear gloves and a hat, if possible, and may dress in costume deemed correct for the period. Men also may wear formal clothing to attend. The last tea occurred in 2010. Previous teas were held in the Mulberry Inn when that was operating (the former Dr. Joseph Ward home), the Cramer-Kenyon Heritage Home and other places that contributed to the ambiance. This year’s food, as in past years, will be good, perhaps even great. Betts Pulkrabek will be making lavender scones, with all the condiments. Bring your tea cup or borrow one. We will fill it with good herbal tea, green tea or black tea. You will have your choice. Let Our Family Business keep yours in the go with: • Farm Filters • Hydraulic Hoses • Bearings & Seals Cox Auto 1007 Broadway Ave. • Yankton • 665-4494 The big colorful tattoo on Daddy’s arm? Oh, that reminds him of a very good day when he met the most beautiful girl in the world and saw her dazzling smile. She’s still beautiful, by the way; Daddy’s sure the boy would know. On the other hand, the tattoo on his ribs reminds him of “the longest trip” he ever took, and how much it made him sad and lonely. It was a trip far, far away and Daddy missed his family. He was awfully homesick then. But the “dinky little heart” tattoo on Daddy’s chest — the one with the num- L.A. Saxophonist, S.D. Band To Perform In Gayville Patriotic Trivia Night At Yankton Library The Yankton Community Library, 515 Walnut Street, is hosting a competitive Patriotic Trivia Night at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 5. The game is in the format of “Jeopardy!” with teams of two playing against one another. Test your memory of America’s Songs, Famous Places Across the Land, or Sports & Leisure from days gone by. These are just a few of the categories on our game board. Register now at the library in teams of two or as an individual. Registration is required, but there is no fee. For further information, contact the library at 668-5275. bers inside it — that’s the little boy’s favorite one of all. There’s something very special about it, and its story is very meaningful. It might, in fact, be the most important tattoo of all… Have you ever met a preschooler who didn’t like a good story? When you think about it, isn’t a tat just another way of telling some sort of tale? Put ‘em together, and “Tell Me Tattoo Story” is a nice mix of the two. With a different spin on the classic tell-me-about-the-day-I-was-born preschooler favorite, author Alison McGhee brings a Dad’s version of a child’s life to the page. It’s lovingly obvious that Dad’s told this story many times because he only hints at certain parts; still, it’s familiar and comforting to the boy, who’s heard it all before. I loved the implied intimacy of that family tale, and the way it’s told. No children’s picture book is complete without pictures, of course, and illustrator Eliza Wheeler does an exceptional job in this one. Look closely at the Dad, at what he’s doing and what he remembers. You’ll be charmed. This is a sweet book for kids ages 3-to-6, especially if you’ve got a tat tale to tell. In that case, your child will naturally want “Tell Me a Tattoo Story” in their arms tonight. GAYVILLE — Los Angeles saxophonist Roger Neumann takes the stage at Gayville Hall with South Dakota’s own Public Domain Tune Band in “Gayville Hall’s Big-Time, TwoHour Jazz Jam VI” on Saturday, June 25, at 8 p.m. in Gayville. The show features “tunes that our parents and grandparents loved,” according to the show producer, Doug Sharples, including songs by such great American songwriters as George and Ira Gershwin, Fats Waller and Duke Ellington. 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