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Interactive short stories, puppets, music and more developing literacy skills for ages 1 1/2 to 2 1/2.
For children from birth to 2 years old and their caregivers this lively program introduces your little one to rhythm, language, and reading through finger plays, clapping and tickle rhymes, songs, puppets, and books in a nurturing and fun environment. The total program is 15 to 20 minutes long followed by a playtime with a variety of age appropriate toys.
Registration is not required.
Designed for children ages birth to 24 months, infant storytime consists of books, music, fingerplays, rhymes, and puppets. The program is free but please register in advance.
Ages 3 1/2 - Kindergarten with adult. ( Younger preschool siblings are welcome.)
Registration begins January 12, 2015. Group size is limited.
This theme based storytime uses the best in children's literature, songs, rhymes and movement to introduce the early literacy skills of phonological and phonemic awareness, letter and print recognition and narrative skills. In our fun, relaxed setting, they'll never know they're learning! An activity or craft completes each session to further our theme.
Cabin fever? Then you won't want to miss our Toddler Tales storytime which is designed with the 2 to 3 1/2 year old's interests in mind. These active sessions include 10 themes that toddlers love:
Feb. 2nd Penguin Antics
Feb. 9th Cat Nights
Feb. 16th Lost & Found?
Feb. 23rd Mix It Up!
March 2nd Wholly "MOLE"ly
March 9th Birdsongs & Stories
March 16th My Hands
March 23rd Bathtime Splash
March 30th Who Forgets?
April 6th Celebrate Libraries!
Call or come in to register for the full series starting January 12th. We need your child's first and last name, age, and a contact number. See you soon!
Start you week off with books and activities during our storytime for children five and under.
No registration required.
Two to three year-olds (with a favorite adult) enjoy interactive stories songs and games that encourage their emerging language skills. No registration required!
*Dinosaur Week!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Join us in learning about some of your favorite dinosaurs.
Action Readers!
It's Baby Story Time with a lot of movement! Infants and their caregivers are encouraged to act out the stories as they are being read. Stories, fingerplays, songs, dancing, and toys are used to get babies to learn and love reading!
Registration is NOT required, but participation IS!
Mondays at 10:30am
(Children learn best through role modeling. Caregivers are asked to be great role models and be attentive and engaged in the story time. Side conversations can take place during free play. Thanks!)
**** if your group is large please call ahead.
Designed for children ages 2 to 3 and their caregivers, toddler storytimes consist of books, music, fingerplays, rhymes, and puppets.
Preschool Yoga w/ Ms Lisa
Monday, March 30th @ 12:30pm
Ms Lisa is a certified yoga instructor, and she offers this FREE yoga class for preschoolers (ages 3-6) every month. Yoga has many benefits for kids as well as adults! She reads a story and teaches different yoga poses that are drawn from the book! Fun stretches, breathing exercises and balancing games will help your kids find their calm, healthy centers.
Registration is not required. Held in the community room downstairs. The library provides yoga mats, but be sure to come in comfy clothes!
Every Monday at 1 pm with Ms. Georgene!
A fun storytime for Kindergartners (ages 3-6)! Stories, crafts, and snacks in the community room!
Grades K-5.
Registration begins March 2, 2015. Group size is limited.
Tyler Arboretum presents The Great Kapok Tree by Lynn Cherry as part of the Longwood Gardens Community Read.
Learn about local Kapok trees-the mighty Oaks. Explore the amazing amount of wildlife that it supports in our forests-everything from butterflies and moths to squirrels and birds. Also featuring other reasons why trees are important!
Movies @ Middletown
Monday, March 30 @ 2 PM
Registration required!
Lego Club meets today for Kindergarten and up.
Hang out, relax and play whatever you want! We'll have a Wii U hooked up to a projector and a Wii on a TV. Feel free to bring in your own portable gaming devices as well!
For teens in grades 6 to 12.
Permission slip required. Registration is ongoing until spaces are full.
End your day each Monday evening with exciting stories and fun activities including crafts!
With growing numbers of the population joining the over 65 club, there seems to be a new service marketed to the senior population every day. Surrey Services has been helping seniors navigate the system and remain in their homes and communities for over 30 years through information and referrals. Join us to learn the basics when it comes ot aging services. Topics include: housing options, health care systems, documentation requirements, and community resources.
Instructor: Monica Paulino, Senior Director of Home Services at Surrey Services for Seniors, licensed Personal Care Home Administrator, over 15 years experience in senior services.
The workshop is $10 for all four sessions. To register, go to: www.haverfordadultschool.org. The program is #306 in the HTAS Spring Course Catalog.
This class is made possible through a partnership between Surrey Services, the Haverford Township Adult School, and the Haverford Township Free Library.
Ages 0-3 1/2 with Adult. Older preschool siblings are welcome.
Registration begins January 12, 2015. Group size is limited.
Mother Goose on the Loose is an interactive first library experience which includes books, songs, movement and play to encourage early literacy development.
The first 25 minutes follows a pattern of songs, lapjogs, fingerplays, etc. which repeat from week to week. There is always a new book and a few changing rhymes. This is followed by a playtime with age appropriate toys to encourage special distraction-free between adult and child and beginning socialization. We end with a circle time of songs.
Get your child off to a great start and meet other parents and children in our community.
Join us for an active program for children 2 to 3 1/2 years old and their caregivers that will get your child excited about the library and reading! Stories, finger plays, puppets, rhymes, dancing, and music liven the atmosphere as concepts such as colors, numbers and letters are introduced. The program is about 20 to 25 minutes long followed by a playtime featuring a wide variety of age appropriate toys. Registration is not required.
PreSchool Storytime Ages 4 - 5 yrs. (incl. Kindergarten). Tuesdays 10:00 - 10:40 am. Storytime and craft which also includes activities to help children with basic alphabet and math skills. Please call Primos Library Branch with any questions you may have at 610-622-8091.
Story time for children ages 1- 3 years. Includes stories, songs, bubbles, and parachute play, followed by 15 minutes of free play with toys.
Meets every Tuesday, January 20- May 5.
Must register for this event (sign-up once for the entire winter/spring session).
Prepare for school with longer stories, music and more developing language and listening skills for ages 3 to 5.
Designed for children ages 2 to 3 and their caregivers, toddler storytime consists of books, music, fingerplays, rhymes, and puppets. The program is free but please register in advance.
Read-Ercise w/ Toddlers
In this Toddler story time, kids act out the books as they are being read, making them feel part of the story! Stories, songs, fingerplays, rhymes, and toys help toddlers learn and love to read!
Tuesdays at 10:30am. Registration is NOT required.
(Children learn best through role modeling. Caregivers are asked to be great role models and be attentive and engaged in the story time. Side conversations can take place during free play. Thanks!)
Suitable for children ages 2.5-5 with adult. Siblings welcome. Early Literacy topics will be featured: Letter Knowledge, Print Concepts, Background knowledge and Comprehension, Vocabulary and Phonemic Awareness. Activities incllude songs, games, rhymes, movement, puppets, read aloud, art or craft and play time.
Schedule of Activities: 10:20-10:35 Play Time; 10:35-11:10 Story Time; 11:10-11:25 Art Project or Craft; 11:25-11:45 Play Time
Join us for an active program for children 2 to 3 1/2 years old and their caregivers that will get your child excited about the library and reading! Stories, finger plays, puppets, rhymes, dancing, and music liven the atmosphere as concepts such as colors, numbers and letters are introduced. The program is about 20 to 25 minutes long followed by a playtime featuring a wide variety of age appropriate toys. Registration is not required.
Story time for children ages 1- 3 years. Includes stories, songs, bubbles, and parachute play, followed by 15 minutes of free play with toys.
Meets every Tuesday, January 20- May 5.
Must register for this event (sign-up once for the entire winter/spring session).
Twice a week on Wednesdays and Fridays from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, we take steps towards healthy living. We will complete walking videos in the comfort of our Community Room on our big screen TV! Please wear sneakers and comfortable clothing. As always, please check with your doctor before starting any exercise program.
Ages 0-3 1/2 with Adult. Older preschool siblings are welcome.
Registration begins January 12, 2015. Group size is limited.
Enjoy books, rhymes, songs, and other fun activities.
It's time for a spring book talk and tea with Furness Library Director Jen. Find out what's good to read and if it's really worth the wait to read "The Girl on the Train" by Paula Hawkins. We'll meet upstairs in the Bonnell Meeting Room. Light refreshments will be served.
Please register for this event by calling the library or stopping by the circulation desk.
Are you a fan of the "Who Was...?" series? Come to the library to test your knowledge! For Kids aged 7-12, Registration requested but not required. Sign up by calling the library or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com
Our Own Stories
In this nontraditional Preschool Story Time, books are read to preschoolers who love to read! Songs, rhymes, fingerplays, and toys are used to help kids learn and love to read. At the end of story time the kids are invited to put laminated pieces on a scene board and tell everyone their story that they created. A great way to encourage imagination, creativity, and story-building!
Registration is NOT required. Tuesdays at 1:30pm
(Children learn best through role modeling. Caregivers are asked to be great role models and be attentive and engaged in the story time. Side conversations can take place during free play. Thanks!)
Join us for stories, songs and fingerplays and crafts that nurture early literacy skills! Open to ages 3 1/2 to 5 1/2.
*Dinosaur Week!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Join us in learning about some of your favorite dinosaurs!
For ages 3 1/2 to 5 years old this interactive program invites your child to sing, dance, imagine, and learn. Featuring a different theme each week, we read and explore books, practice our numbers and letters, play games, join in creative dramatics, and sometimes make crafts. Children are welcome to attend the program independently while their grown-up remains in the adjacent library. Registration is not required.
Best for ages 3 to12 years & NO registration required. Learn about local Kapok tree. Explore the amazing amount of wildlife that it supports in our forests-everything from butterflies to squirrels! Featuring lots of hands-on exploration!
"Chair Yoga" is a gentle form of yoga that is practiced sitting in a chair or standing, using a chair for support. It is appropriate for adults of all shapes, sizes, ages and genders.
For Grades 6-12.
Be creative as you design and make your own marble magnets.
*Please call 610-566-1918 or email firstname.lastname@example.com to register*
Grades 2-5.
Drop in program. No registration.
Leave your gaming devices at home for this non-electronic minecraft event. We'll provide plenty of minecraft related activities, games and crafts for minecraft fun!
HEROES PATH (a program offered by Pathways PA)
Are you a veteran? If so, come to the Upper Darby Municipal Library on Tuesday, March 31st at 3:00pm to meet with a Pathways Pa Veterans Navigator, who will share information about all of the services, opportunities, programs, and supports for a successful transition from military service to civilian employment and family life available to you through their Heroes Path program.
Let your kids' creative juices soar! Using our lego set, your kids can let their imaginations soar! They can create futuristic cities, cars, space-ships-- Anything they can imagine!
Calling all MS and HS students to join the fray known as the Battle of the Books (BOB for short). Our first mission on February 10th is a to EAT PIZZA as the Battle Commander booktalks the following 16 contenders for 2015:
BROWN GIRL DREAMING by Jacqueline Woodson
CHILDREN OF THE KING by Sonya Hartnett
THE CROSSOVER by Kwame Alexander
EGG & SPOON by Gregory Maguire
EL DEAFO by Cece Bell
THE FAMILY ROMANOV by Candace Fleming
GRASSHOPPER JUNGLE by Andrew Smith
THE KEY THAT SWALLOWED JOEY PIGZA by Jack Gantos
THE MADMAN OF PINEY WOODS by Christopher Paul Curtis
POISONED APPLES by Christine Heppermann
THE PORT CHICAGO 50 by Steve Sheinkin
THE STORY OF OWEN by E. K. Johnston
THIS ONE SUMMER by Mariko Tamaki and Jillian Tamaki
A VOLCANO BENEATH THE SNOW by Albert Marrin
WE WERE LIARS by E. Lockhart
WEST OF THE MOON by Margi Preus
Chooose a BOB book that interests you and read it by March 3rd when our mission will be to EAT PIZZA and discuss books choosing an "Undead Pick" (more about that later). Pick another BOB book to read and join us March 31st when our mission will be to EAT PIZZA and the winning book will be announced with someone awarded a prize!
Drawing class for children in grades 2 - 6. Learn skills, tips and tricks to improve your artistic abilities. Registration required.
Want to do something fun after school? Come to the CROZER KIDS CLUB! Tuesdays and Thursday from February 3rd through April 23rd. All students in grades K through 5 are welcome. Register today!
Sponsored by Swarthmore College. THE LANG CENTER for Civic and Social Responsibility.
Are you the best UNO player in Ridley? Test your skills at our tournament! Prizes will be awarded to the top winners! Grades 6-12.
FAMILY KARAOKE NIGHT! Bring your voice! Let's make music together. We will celebrate our neighborhood talent. Music makes the world go 'round!
Please sign up at the front desk.
Bedtime stories, games, flannelboards, crafts and movies for children ages 3 - 6 years. Come and join the fun. Call or come in to register.
The Derry Minstrels
Live Irish Acoustic Music Performance
Enjoy some live Irish music in the Library while enjoying coffee and treats with your friends and fellow Library patrons.
ALL ages welcome!!!
Thursday, March 31 @ 6:45 PM
Please register by either calling 610-566-7828 or email email@example.com
Grab your teddy bear and wear your pajamas for a fun evening of stories and songs and a craft!
Open to all ages, no registration required!
*Dinosaur Week!!!!!!!!!! Join us in learning about some of your favorite dinosaurs!
To celebrate the 75th Anniversary of The Philadelphia Story during Women's History Month 2015, renowned social critic Camille Paglia will present an illustrated lecture on the classic 1940 MGM film. Paglia will also talk about Philip Barry's 1939 hit play, whose lead role of the willful, charismatic Tracy Lord was written for Katharine Hepburn and inspired by the real-life Main Line Socialite and champion equestrian, Hope Montgomery Scott. This event is free and open to the public. Seating is limited. Co-sponsored by Radnor Historical Society and the Cabrini College English Department, Honors Program, and Sociology Club. This event will be held at Widener Center Lecture Hall on the Cabrini College campus.
Join us for rhymes, songs, puppets and more developing pre-literacy skills for ages birth to 1 ½. Each week features 80% repetition of nursery rhymes and songs to help build recognition and familiarization and includes developmental tips for interacting with your child to enhance pre-literacy skills.
Storytime for ages 3 months - 30 months with adult. Older siblings welcome. Activities include: puppets, songs, bounces, stretches, rhymes, music, movement, read aloud, and play time. -
Ages 3 and up with Adult.
Bring Spring into your home with these diy seasonal crafts. Be sure to drop in by 12:00 to allow enough time to complete at least one project.
Database Workshop
Learn how to utilize the databases available to Delaware County and Middletown Free Library patrons
MUST have an active email address and beyond basic computer skills.
Wednesday, April 1 @ 10:15 AM
** if you have a large group please call ahead
Stories, games, flannelboards, crafts and movies for children ages 3 - 5 years. Come and join the fun. Call or come in to register.
Please join us! The Infant Story Time consists of books, music, fingerplays, rhymes, and puppets.
This program is designed for children ages birth - 24 months and their caregivers.
Reservations are required for this free event, so call 610-734-7649 or visit the library today.
Help make yummy treats for the homeless dogs at the Delaware County SPCA.
Suitable for ages 5-10, all welcome.
Must register for this event.
Art Workshop 1st Wednesday of every month. 1-3 pm. Feb. 4, March 4, April 1. Explore your creative side. Directed by a former art teacher. Some materials provided. No Registration required. Please call the Primos Library Branch at 610-622-8091 with any questions you may have.
Calling all needlecrafters! Do you like to knit, crochet, embroider, hand quilt, or do any other type of needlework? Would you like work on your projects with like-minded enthusiasts, ask questions, share tips, and have a fun time? This free group meets every Wednesday from 1:00-3:00pm at the Upper Darby Municipal Library. All adults (18 and over) are welcome, whether beginners or experts.
This is a drop-in group, but you can also register by calling 610-734-7649 or stopping by the library.
Follow Alice down the rabbit hole for a wonderland of games, activities and stories!
Best for ages 3+. PLEASE REGISTER, so Miss Angela knows how many supplies to get.
Calling young writers! Join the Homeschoolers' Creative Writing Club at HTFL.
Get inspired by working with other tween and teen writers at this informal writing club. Each meeting will begin with a short exercise to get your creative juices flowing, then spend some time writing independently, followed by time to share what you're working on.
Writers ages 10 and older are welcome. No registration is needed, meet us in the Board Room! Just bring your favorite copy book, journal or folder with some writing paper.
Creative Writing Club is an Information Literacy program of the {C}{C}{C}PA Forward Initiative.
Wednesday, April 1st @ 4:30pm
MFL was selected by Instructables to host a build night using Brown Dog Gadget's USB Solar Cells. Mr. Jason thinks we can build solar powered roller coasters out of recycled materials & using solar power! We already started, and this part 2 session is to finish.
Registration is required as spots are limited. For ages 10+
We are in our eleventh year and still going strong! The Needle Works in Chester Club meets in the library on Wednesday evenings from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Ms. Naomi Jay is your host. Find your potential talents. Crocheting, knitting, embroidery, hand sewing and crewel are offered. New Members are welcome!
Tabletop Gaming. Every Wednesday night from 6 to 8:45 pm. Enjoy a night playing the latest board games with others who share your enthusiasm. The library has at least 50 different games so you are bound to find a game to meet your challenge and interest. Please call the Primos Library Branch at 610-622-8091 with any questions you may have.
Meets the 2nd Wed each month. Join us as we discuss a variety of mystery selection. Due to another program on April 8, 2015 has been moved to this date.
Put on your pjs and join us for a fun-filled evening. Enjoy stories, music, bubbles, parachute play, and more. Presented by Ms. Amy from Jitterbugs Music and Movement.
Suitable for ages 3-6, all welcome.
Pajama Story Time meets the first Wedneday of each month, February- May.
Pajamas are optional but having fun is not! Children ages 3 to 6 years old are invited to a jubilant storytime featuring books, songs, dancing, and games. Join us as we use our imaginations to take us into different stories, rhymes and fingerplays. Some programs also feature a craft. Registration is not required.
Gardening with Native & Edible Landscapes
Wednesday, April 1 at 7pm
Council Room, 121 Park Avenue, Swarthmore, PA 19081
As part of Delaware County Library System's Delco Gardens initiative this spring, Swarthmore Public Library is pleased to present two freelance gardeners in Philadelphia who want to help you optimize your home's potential to grow food and to contribute to our ecosystem. They will share their experience in a presentation and discussion. The topics will include Gardening with Native Plants; Identifying and Removing common invasive plants; growing herbs and vegetables, growing fruit and other perennial edible plants. Permaculture and practical tips for garden design.
Jason Butsch in an ecological garden designer from Philadelphia. Since 2008, with his company, Arrowwood Gardens, Jason has specialized in both the control and removal of invasive plants, and in creating urban garden spaces with Native Plants in a variety of habitats including woodlands, meadows, prairies and dry-scapes.
Eric Blasco, through his Philadelphia-based business, Erb Food & Garden, creates edible landscapes in yards large and small. Combining his years of experience in organic farming, locally-sourced catering and teaching, he designs and installs gardens to grow food close to home.
Join us for an award winning program for babies! Geared to the physical level of development of our youngest babies, the primary focus in this program is a secure setting for infants who are not yet walking. This gentle yet lively storytime features bouncing and tickling rhymes, peek-a-boo games, short books, nursery rhymes, and music while the young babies sit comfortably close to their caregivers without the distraction of more mobile babies. The storytime is about 15 minutes long followed by a playtime featuring a variety of age appropriate toys. Registration is not required.
This program is not appropriate for older babies or siblings who are walking.
Designed for children ages 2 to 3 and their caregivers, toddler storytime consists of books, music, fingerplays, rhymes, and puppets. The program is free but please register in advance.
Story time for children ages 3- 5 years (without caregiver). Includes stories, songs, bubbles, and parachute play.
Meets every Thursday, January 22- May 7.
As a Family Place Library, Radnor Memorial Library's aim is to encourage creative play and equip parents with child development resources. The 1-2-3 Grow! Parent/Child workshop will be held Thursdays, March 5 – April 2 at 10:30am for children age 1-3½ years and their caregivers. Please sign up beginning February 5 in-person at the children's desk.
Mother Goose Storytime Infant - Age 3 years. Thursdays 10:30-11:30 am. Interactive program that includes books, rhymes, playtime, etc. Please call the Primos Library Branch with any questions you may have at 610-622-8091.
Master Gardeners Lecture Series
Preparing Your Garden for Spring
Presentation by Joseph Daniels
Thursday, April 2 @ 10:30 AM
Suitable for children ages 2.5-5 with adult. Siblings welcome. Early Literacy topics will be featured: Letter Knowledge, Print Concepts, Background knowledge and Comprehension, Vocabulary and Phonemic Awareness. Activities incllude songs, games, rhymes, movement, puppets, read aloud, art or craft and play time.
Schedule of Activities: 10:20-10:35 Play Time; 10:35-11:10 Story Time; 11:10-11:25 Art Project or Craft; 11:25-11:45 Play Time
Bring a brown bag lunch and "meet" a famous artist. Each session will start with an introduction to a different artist and end with a chance for you to create your own masterpiece in their style.
Art Lovers ages 6 and up are welcome to REGISTER below!
Turning into an ice cube outdoors? Warm up at the library! We meet Thursday afternoons at 1:30 and again at 4 p.m. This storytime is designed expressly for children aged 3 1/2 through Kindergarten. Our Winter/Spring themes include:
Feb. 5th February Foxes
Feb. 12th Coat Capers
Feb. 19th It's Winter!
Feb. 26th Sheriff Stars
March 5th Hot Air Drifters
March 12th Hello, Holes!
March 19th Stray Dog Tales
March 26th Draw It!
April 2nd (no storytime)
April 9th Party Time!
Registration for the full series begins Jan. 12th. Please provide your child's first and last name, age, and a contact number. See you soon!
Story time for students grades K-5 (without caregiver). Includes stories, activities, games, and crafts.
Meets every Thursday, January 22- May 7.
Turning into an ice cube outdoors? Warm up at the library! We meet Thursday afternoons at 1:30 and again at 4 p.m. This storytime is designed expressly for children aged 3 1/2 through Kindergarten. Our Winter/Spring themes include:
Feb. 5th February Foxes
Feb. 12th Coat Capers
Feb. 26th Sheriff Stars
March 12th Hello, Holes!
March19th Stray Dog Tales
April 2nd (no storytime)
April 9th Party Time!
Registration for the full series begins Jan. 12th. Just come in or call providing your child's first and last name, age, and a contact number. See you soon!
Get in the ZONE! The KID ZONE! If you are are in Kindergarten, 1st or 2nd grade then you are invited to the library's Kid Zone-- a program filled with books, games, crafts, and so much more. You won't want to miss a minute of this engaging and fun-filled program!
This week we will be reading books about eggs and the things that hatch from them. Join us for an eggs-cellent storytime featuring The Odd Egg by Emily Gravett and other egg-citing stories!
Registration is not required. Parents of children ages 8 and under must remain in the library during the program.
Russian Story Time
Thursday, April 2nd @ 5:30pm
Come experience Russian culture with this educational & entertaining story time. There will be a story read in Russian, traditional Russian music, dancing, crafts, and a classic fairy tale acted out! Afterwards, there will be a tea party & free play for families.
Please feel free to bring something to share to eat, as the tea party is a potluck!
Registration is required. All ages are invited!
Learn the history of this 75 year "social experiment" - now recognized as our country's first Foster Care System - which transported an estimated 250,000 homeless children from the streets of New York City to farming communities of the Midwest in search of stable homes. This nearly lost piece of American history has piqued the interest of many readers after the release of the NY Times Bestseller, Orphan Train by Christina Baker Kline.
Audiences will listen to the first person account of orphan train rider Oliver Nordmark as he recalls his experience of traveling with his brother from their NY orphanage to the small town of Bern, Kansas.
The presentation concludes with a discussion of the importance of journaling one's own story as a means of preserving social history. This program is presented by Donna Aviles, a member of the National Orphan Train Complex Speakers Bureau and the granddaughter of orphan train rider, Oliver Nordmark.
The Aston Public Library will be closed for Good Friday.
Stories, rhymes, music and activities to enhance literacy skills for ages 2 1/2 to 3 1/2.
Join us for a morning of knitting, crocheting, counted cross stitch, quilting or other handcraft and enjoy a cup of tea. This group has been meeting over 10 years at the Haverford Township Free Library. Bring a friend or make new friends! Any questions call Christine.
Step Back In Time Presentations by Victorian Vanities
" 10 Forgotten Facts About Historical Events"
Here stories about the Moon landing, 9/11, Kent State, and others that may have slipped your mind.
Friday, April 3 @ 2 PM
All teens are invited to come and play video games, watch movies, sing karaoke, and just hang out with their peers.
Come to the Haverford Township Free Library on the First Friday of every month and enjoy a movie and popcorn!
This month we are showing the newly released DVD Unbroken, starring Jack O'Connell, directed by Angelina Jolie
Rated PG13
Runtime 138 minutes
~~Join us for Chess Club!
All levels are welcome to join us. We have fantastic coaches and volunteers. Light refreshments provided.
No registration is necessary.
Please call 610-623-0239 with any questions.
Join us for our Spring session of Toddler Tales! Let's sing, dance, play, create art, and - of course - READ!
This class is for children ages 2 - 3 1/2 years. Registration is required.
Class begins on April 6th and ends on May 18th.
Please note: There will be no class on May 4th.
Socrates Café: A Fresh Taste of Philosophy
Cultivate a New Habit of Discourse: Join us for open discussions.
WHERE: Trinity Church, 144 Lawrence Road, Broomall
WHEN: April 6, 10:00am to 11:00am
Call (610) 356-1510 for more information.
Light refreshments are provided. No registration needed.
Story time for children ages birth- 24 months. Includes stories, songs, bubbles, and parachute play, followed by 15 minutes of free play with toys.
Meets every Monday, January 26- May 4 (no meeting 1/19, 2/16, 3/30).
Pennsylvania's Kapok Trees
Presented by Tyler Arboretum
Monday, April 6th @ 2pm
Are you interested in recieving a FREE CELL PHONE with MINUTES and TEXTING!
Safelink will be here at Yeadon Public Library every Monday in the month of April!
Bring proper ID to see if you qualify for a FREE CELL PHONE WITH MINUTES AND TEXTING!
Minecraft gathering for students grades K-5. Students must bring their own tablet, and have a Minecraft account to play (please make sure the app is updated, and your tablet is charged).
Meets every Monday, January 26- May 4 (no meeting 1/19, 2/16, 3/30).
Join us for our Spring session of Creative Kids! We will play games, read books, and create art. This class is for children ages 5-7 years.
Registration is required.
What kind of courses should you take in high school? What can you expect during a college interview? What subjects do you want to avoid writing about in your admission essay? Stephanie Delaney from DCCC's admissions office will be here to talk about these topics, answer questions, and more.
Amy Dolan is a certified yoga instructor, and owner of "Yoga with Spirit". Wear comfortable clothing.
Join us for our Spring session of Wee Read! We'll sing, dance, play with scarves, toys, & bubbles, and - of course - READ!
This class is for children ages 1 - 2 years. Registration is required.
Class begins on April 7th and ends on May 19th.
Please note: There will be no class on May 5th.
Join us for our Spring session of Preschool class! We'll play games, sing, make art, get silly, and - of course - READ!
This class is for children ages 3 1/2 - 5 years. Registration is required.
Unfortunately, we have cancelled our Magic Tree House Adventure Club.
We will try a new book club this summer!
The Lansdowne Library has been invited to participate in the 2015 Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival!
Drop in and make some origami. Learn from one of our books or share your favorite folds.
All ages invited (located in the Family Room)
Can't keep your PAWS off a good book? We challenge you to join Goldie's Gang. Read to Piper or one of the other therapy dogs 5 times in one year and earn a free t-shirt! We have spaces for 6 to 18 readers (age 5 through adult) each session. You may sign up for as many as three sessions in each series (3 series each year). Three sessions will be on Tuesdays (4 to 5 p.m.) and three on Sundays (2:30-3:30 p.m.).
Tuesday, Feb. 3rd @ 4 p.m. 6 readers
Tuesday, March 10th @ 4 p.m. 6 readers
Tuesday, April 7th @ 4 p.m. 6 readers
Sunday, Feb. 22nd @ 2:30 p.m. 12 readers
Sunday, March 22nd @ 2:30 p.m. 18 readers
Sunday, April 19th @ 2:30 p.m. 18 readers
Registration for individual dates begins Jan. 12th. Please provide reader's first andlast name, grade, and a contact number.
Radnor Library's Preschool Storytime will partner with Audubon Society and Radnor Bird Town this spring to focus on endangered species, The Five Bs: Birds, Bats, Butterflies, Bees, and Bugs. Kids age 3 and up are invited to join us in the Winsor Room for a storytime Tuesdays at 4:00, April 7 through May 5, followed by special presentations featuring live animals and insects, props, and artifacts. Speakers are coming from the Audubon Society, Briar Bush Nature Center, Bryn Mawr Bees, and Tyler Arboretum. On April 21, the Butterfly Guy will share his amazing butterfly collection! No registration necessary. For more info on the Five B's storytime schedule, call 610-687-1124.
Each month let's get together and journey through the life of a different historical American Girl. We will talk about the "Meet" book and venture through a particular period in American history with games and crafts. Bring your American Girl doll, if you'd like … I'll bring mine!
We continue our yearlong American Girls Club in 1824 with Josephina.
*We recommend that you read "Meet Josephina" before coming (check it out of the library!), but it is not necessary for participation.
American Girls Club is for ages 8-12. Registration is required.
Grades 3, 4 & 5
Registration begins January 12, 2015. Group size is limited. Participants must attend all sessions.
There's lots of creative fun in this after-school club. Join other budding artist to experiment with a variety of drawing ideas and techniques. Mrs. H. introduces something new each week. All materials are supplied by the library. You just have to supply your creativity!
Surf the net, play video and board games, have snacks, and hang out with friends. Grades 6-12.
Want to eat smarter and move more for better health and more energy? Barbara Myers, registered dietitian-nutritionist will teach how you can eat a mostly plant-based diet and do fun activities to get to and stay at a healthy weight.
Each week you'll get a new challenge to eat smarter or move more. After an informative presentation, you will set goals to meet your weekly challenge. You'll work with a dietitian-nutritionist and other participants; get weekly handouts with your challenge, tips and recipes; see cooking demos; and learn smart grocery shopping.
No charge, but registration is necessary to secure your spot! To register, call 610-446-2070 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
This program is made possible through Surrey Services for Seniors, American Cancer Research Institute and the Library.
Hey baby ~ Join us for our Spring session of Infants Only class! We'll sing songs, play with scarves, pop bubbles, read books, practice sitting, crawling & (eventually!) walking, and make friends with other local babies.
This class is for little ones ages birth - 12 months. Registration is required.
Class begins on April 8th and ends on May 20th.
Please note: There will be no class on May 6th.
Join us for our spring schedule of LITTLE PEOPLE STORYTIME. Little ones will provided with activities such as sing-a-long, storytime, coloring pages, crafts or movie time.
The spring schedule is April 8th, 15th, 22nd, and 29th.
Please register for these events.
Join us for a fun half hour of singing, dancing, and instrument playing! 2 - 5 years old
Join us each Wednesday for Create! We supply the tools for a different creative activity which can range from drawing, to crafting, to poetry, or anything else creative. Bring your own tools to create, or see what we have in store!
Free and open to students in grades 6-12. No registration is required.
Play Bingo with friends! Prizes awarded.
Bingo dates: February 4, March 4, April 8, May 6.
Try out a new game such as King of Tokyo and Sushi Go!, or play an old classic such as Scrabble or Monopoly! Feel free to bring in one of your own to play with others!
For teens in grades 6 to 12.
No registration needed, just drop in!
The Lansdowne Library has been invited to participate in the 2015 Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival April 5-11.
Kamishibai, literally "paper drama", is a form of storytelling that originated in Japanese Buddhist temples in the 12th century, where monks used emakimono (picture scrolls) to convey stories with moral lessons.
Create your own storytelling during Art Studio.
For ages 5 and up.
(Program will be held in the Bany Room)
Back by popular demand! Join us for this 7-week series as we explore Louis Sachar's wacky "Wayside School is Falling Down" - the sequel to last session's "Sideways Stories From Wayside School." We will read, write, draw, and create our own crazy tales, culminating in a keepsake book about all of the students in OUR class!
*It is not necessary to read this book ahead. Miss Devon will be reading aloud throughout the 7 weeks. It would be helpful to read the first book "Sideways Stories from Wayside School."
For children in Grades 3-5.
Class begins on April 8th and ends on May 27th.
Chess Club
Select Wednesdays at 4:30pm
For all ages able to understand the game of chess!
In this FREE club, teens from Penncrest High School teach kids how to play, and give players tips to improve their strategies. One of the teen volunteers is a nationally ranked chess player!
Stop by the meetings with friends and challenge each other, play against others and make some new friends, or take on the teens to see how well you know how to play chess.
Held in the community room downstairs. Registration is not required.
Celebrate Spring with the DelChordians!
Come enjoy a special performance of American music by this renowed Barbershop quartet! Sweet treats/beverages provided.
Registration Required
Miss Joy is bringing her guitar and some stories to the Radnor Memorial Library's Winsor Room. Families with children age 2-5 are invited to this lively musical storytime. No registration required.
Join us for our weekly preschool storytime. No registration required unless otherwise specified.
Preschool Storytime is open to kids ages 3 to 5 and their caregivers! No registration is required.
"Dance Me a Story"
Lead by Darlington Arts dance teacher Lisa Oster
Once a month Ms Lisa Oster comes to the library to get the kids dancing through a story to make them feel a part of it!
"Each class starts in a circle with a warm-up and gross-motor skills around the room. Lisa uses dance terms throughout the class (plié, releve, passé, chasse). She also incorporates a bit of yoga in the warm up. Then each class features a story with movement and accompanying music. Class ends with Freeze dance into a cool down."
Parents stay in the room, but must keep conversations to minimum. Parents may join in if it helps their child but in general the kids participate on their own. Registration is required.
For ages 2-5 (younger/older siblings can join!)
Join the Yeadon Library Children Program for an April Showers story time. We will be reading all about Spring! Following story time we will be decorating umbrellas and rain drops. All families and pre schools are welcome to join us!
* If you have a large group please call ahead with the size of your group.
Wild About Story Time!!
Join the Yeadon Public Library Children Program for a wild story time full of roooaaarrs!! We will be reading stories about wild animals. Following storytime we will be making our own very special Animal Mask!!
If you have a large group please call ahead with the size of your group.*
Stop in and enjoy this cozy, informal book discussion with other bibliophiles. Share a book you are reading, or just come and listen about some recommended reads. Feel free to bring a lunch or snack. Dessert and drinks will be provided.
Spring Opera Series
Giovanna d'Arco by Giuseppe Verdi - Italian
Thursday, April 9 + 16 @ 12-2 PM
Le Roi De Lahore by Jules Massenet– French
Thursday, April 30 + May 7 @ 12-2 PM
Boris Godunov by Modeste Mussorgsky - Russian
Thursday, May 21 + 28 @ 12-2 PM
*** Registration is Required!! ***
Needlecraft Group Second Thursday of every month. 1-3:30 pm. Jan. 8, Feb. 12, March. 12, and April 9. Bring your needlework and enjoy a time of friendship and shared interest. Please call Primos Library Branch at 610-622-8091 if you have any questions.
Come join us after school for a fun time creating and listening to a story!!! This program is for ages K - 5th grade.Younger siblings welcome if accomanied by an adult.
Registration is required in order for our program to be successfull.
No registration is necessary.
Please call 610-623-0239 with any questions.
Kid Zone to the rescue!! Join us this week when we will be reading Eliot Jones: Midnight Superhero by Anne Cottringer and other fantastic superhero stories. After some stories go through our superhero obstacle course to see if you have what it takes to be a superhero!
Monthly Building Challenge:
The Library Lawn Gnome
Thursday, April 9th @ 4pm
In honor of National Gardening Week & Earth Day, Mr. Jason wants to see if kids can build a lawn gnome for the library out of recycled materials. Work solo or in a team, and our gnomes will be put on display in the library for the public to vote for their favorite one. The gnome with the most votes by the end of the month will win a prize.
Registration is required. For ages 5+
"Personalities and their Perspectives of the American Civil War"
Civil War 150th Anniversary Lecture Series
Join us this Spring as we comemorate the 150th Anniversary of the end of the American Civil War through a series of lectures and presentations on the people who participated in this pivital moment in American History.
Today Jeff Oppenheimer will give a presentation on "That Nation Might Live: A Story of Motherhood, Abraham Lincoln, and the Civil War".
Thursday, April 9 @ 6 PM
Registration Required!!!
Chess Club returns to Radnor Library this winter! Drop by the library between 6:30 PM and 8:00 PM to play and learn. All ages and skill levels are welcome. No registration required.
We will be welcoming local author Carolyn Gelone to the Yeadon Public Library! Carolyn Gelone is the Author of Physic Experiences. Join her as she takes you into her world of Physic experiences.
*If you have any questions regarding this event please contact the Yeadon Public Library for any questions.
Come support the library and find a bargain at the Aston Library Book Sale!
Most items $2 or less!
Designed for children from birth to 18 months, infant storytimes consist of books, music, fingerplays, rhymes, and puppets. No registration necessary!
Story time for children ages birth- 3 years. Includes songs, rhymes, stories, and activities.
Meets every Friday, January 23- May 8 (no meeting 3/6, 4/3).
Join us for Preschool Storytime 3-5 year olds are invited to join us for stories, songs and a variety of fun activities. Younger siblings are always welcome.
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Registration is required
We've reached the 1970s in our decade-by-decade look at great films that were nominated for Academy Awards but didn't win.
The China Syndrome (© Coumbia Pictures, 1979) is the white-knuckle thriller that was released just twelve days before the Three Mile Island partial nuclear meltdown. A reporter (Jane Fonda), a cameraman (Michael Douglas), and a nuclear plant supervisor (Jack Lemmon) attempt to expose the terrifying truth about a facility where an accident could have wiped out Southern California.
Four Academy Award nominations, including Best Actor in a Leading Role for Lemmon and Best Actress in a Leading Role for Fonda.
Rated PG.
This free program will be held in the library's 2nd floor meeting room. There is no elevator. Bring your sandwich (optional), and we'll provide beverages and dessert.
Registration is required. Please sign up here or call the library.
Today Ed Colimore will give a presentation on "The Inquirer's Live Coverage of the American Civil War".
Friday, April 10 @ 1 PM
Come relax and play a game! A Wii, WiiU, and Game Cube are available with games, but feel free to bring your own portable device or game to play.
Free and open to students in grades 6-12. No registration is required.
Create a fun craft to take home and show off! Today: Daffodil suncatcher
Grades K-5
Every Friday, January 23- May 8 (no meeting 3/6, 4/3).
Book Lovers in Grades 5 & 6
Join us on the 2nd Friday of each month as we read great books, have great discussions and eat great snacks.
Free books, food and fun!
Register 1 month prior to discussion date. Once you are registered your monthly membership is guarenteed each month as long as you participate.
This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
Come out for a night of fun and support HTFL!
Tickets are available for purchase at the library's front desk or on the Friends' website. For more info and to purchase tickets, go to www.friendsofthehtfl.org or email the Friends at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Doors open at 6:00 pm. Bingo from 7:00 - 10:00 pm.
A Friends of the Haverford Township Free Library Fundraising Event.
Calling all crafters with unfinished projects! (You know who you are!)
Bring your project, whatever it is—fabric, fiber, paper, or jewelry—to the library and connect with other crafters! Share your favorite tips and learn a few as well.
About the program
Social Needleworking is a drop in fiber arts program. Share your passion for knitting and crocheting (embroidery, beading and more!) with others. Our monthly meetings are for all ages and levels welcome. Please bring your own supplies.
Join us at the Springfield Township Building for the Friends of Springfield Library Spring Book Sale! Purchase gently used books at rock bottom prices while supporting your local library.
Join the Yeadon Public Library for a Financial Seminar taking place on Saturday April 11,2015
*If you have any quetions feel free to contact the front desk at Yeadon Public Library 610-623-4090
This club is open to ages 13 through adult that love young adult fiction. We pick a book, read it, and come together once a month tp discuss. In April we will be talking about Maus the Pulitzer Prize winning graphic novel by Art Spiegelman.
Ages 13+
Join us for some after hours gaming when Teens rule the library!
Open to all those 13+
Draw, watch, read, eat, game, and explore all things manga & anime!
Ages 14+
Bring your poetry and performance pieces. Read or perform for fun or enter the competition to win a prize!
***Please note that this will be held at Newtown Library.***
Do you love books and art? If so, join us for our book club that combines both! Participants will meet to discuss the The Lady in Gold and then, will bring this artful book to life with a hands-on art project in the style of Gustav Klimt's paintings. For more information contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Program Fee is $35 per session for members of the Mainline Art Center/$40 for non members.
To register and pay, go to:
Limited copies of books available through the local libraries.
Best for ages 2 to 6, but all ages are welcome! NO registration required.
Join dance teacher Lisa Oster for a super fun class where kids act out a story using dancing moves!
Into the Woods
Monday, April 13 @ 2 PM
Love anime? Join the HTFL Teen Anime Club to celebrate all things Anime.
Evening storytime for children age 2 to 5 and their families. PJs are encouraged! Held in the Story Tent. No registration required.
Open to ages 9-13
You've played the electronic versions, now come and use catapults, blocks, and other things to play the live verisons of games like Angry Birds, Super Mario, and Minecraft!
We're giving "book club" a new meaning!
Join us for The Cookbook Club and sample recipes from a selected cookbook. Each participant should prepare a recipe of your choice from this month's selections, The Frog Commissary Cookbook and bring it to the club to share.
The Cookbook Club meets the 2nd Monday of each month.
Stop by the Reference Desk to browse this month's selections The Frog Commissary Cookbook, select a
recipe and sign up for the club. Make a free copy of your recipe and get ready to cook!
Five Gold Star mothers meet for the first time on a journey to their sons' graves following WWI. Can they find the closure that has eluded them since the war's end?
Copies of the book will be available at the Circulation desk after 3/9/2015.
Join us for our monthly craft program at the Furness Library. Crafty Tuesdays is held on the second Tuesday of each month and features beginner level projects, often using repurposed materials. This program is for teens and adults. Register below or email Diana at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Spring Gardening on your Mind? Get some tips from a Master Gardener. On Tuesday, April 14th at 3 pm at Primos Library Branch of Upper Darby, Joe Daniels from the Penn State Master Gardeners, will Present "Preparing Your Garden for Spring". Sign up at the library by calling 610-622-8091
Let's unleash our imaginations through creative writing! Age-appropriate and thought-provoking writing activities will make storytelling FUN!
Grades 4-6. Registration required.
CWC will be held in the Community Room. 2nd floor, first door on the left.
Practice reading to the best listener—A dog! Therapy dogs Daphne and Lanky Mae are coming to the Radnor Memorial Library to meet with beginning and reluctant readers and listen to children (rising 1st-graders and older) read a book of their choice. Also an ideal opportunity for English language learners. Please sign up beginning two weeks prior to each session.
Play individually or divide into teams to play this teen movie themed Jeopardy game! Prizes awarded! Grades 6-12.
Intro to Genealogy Series
Learn how to get started in researching your family history.
"How to use Ancestry.com and FamilySearch.org" Tuesday, January 13th @ 6 PM
"Getting the Most Info From Census Records" Tuesday, February 10th @ 6 PM
"Immigration Records" Tuesday, March 10th @ 6 PM
"Military Records and Other Research Databases" Tuesday, April 14th @ 6 PM
SPECIAL PROGRAM - Tuesday, April 14th 6 p.m. to 7 30 p.m. - "POETRY CAFE" Sign up for this event. Promises to be very interesting.
SPECIAL PROGRAM - Wednesday, April 15th, 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. LITTLE PEOPLE & ACTIVITY TIME!!! (Pre-K through K) Theme: Visiting the Library. Please register for this event.
If you are 55+ (give or take - we won't card you) and want to try some amazing board games, then "The "Golden Gamers" is the group for you. Each session is led by a local award-winning board game designer.
We'll meet in the accessible Grand Retreat area of the Adult Library.
Seating is limited, so please sign up here or call the library at 610-789-4440.
Zentangle Workshop
Learn to draw intricate designs with simple strokes of a pen. Easy and fun! Nurture your creativity, relax, and increase mindfulness.
Wednesday, April 15 @ 10:15 AM
Registration Required!!!!!!!
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Despite a boost from the killing of Saddam's two sons [1], George W looks increasingly vulnerable. As US deaths in Iraq mount, no weapons of mass destruction are found, the costs of unilateral occupation skyrocket, the stonewalling on the Africa uranium issue continues, and the June unemployment rate jumps to a nine-year high, Bush [2] appears to be at an all-time low. Look at the latest Zogby poll [3], which shows Bush's approval at only 53 percent.
And if you want to know just how vulnerable Bush is, leave the beltway, turn off the talking heads, and listen to what people in Jessica Lynch's hometown [4] had to say on the eve of Lynch's grand homecoming [5], in a segment on the Newshour [6] with Brian Williams.
Helen Burns, restaurant manager in Palestine, West Virginia: "It's sad. I mean it's just almost sickening to--to think that our--our people is getting killed over there for nothing, as far as I'm concerned."
Thorn Roberts, a businessman: "Where is the light at the end of the tunnel in this situation? Remember, LBJ's remark about the light at the end of the tunnel in Vietnam. I sort of see the same about this."
Eva Clegg, retired state employee: "Now that they're coming out with things that they didn't have those nuclear weapons and all that, you just wonder if it's worth all that our boys are going through."
Emzy Ashby, businessman: "They keep hollering it's over with, but it will never be over with."
The Administration [7] (and much of the media) sold a story [8] spun to embellish Jessica Lynch [9]'s heroism. Selling postwar reality is proving to be a lot tougher. Listen to Lynch's neighbors.


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Yuvraj Singh was born in 1981. So were his two other senior teammates in the ODI squad, M.S. Dhoni and Gautam Gambhir. But somehow Yuvraj has seen more of life. Debuting as a teen prodigy, he has donned the India blues more often than the two other 31-year-olds in the top hierarchy. He has aged from being a rookie who made old hands in the batting line-up insecure to a senior who is under constant scrutiny. Once the baby of Sourav Ganguly's exciting team of 2000, he now is the only one in Dhoni's struggling bunch who got his big break in the last century.
So if he complains of a disconnect, it's understandable. With Sachin Tendulkar retiring, Virender Sehwag getting dropped, Harbhajan Singh and Zaheer Khan fighting their own comeback battles on the domestic circuit, Yuvraj wouldn't have anyone in the team bus to share old jokes.
Of late, the attention has been focused on bidding goodbye to batting legends now in their late-30s and much energy wasted in speculating on the leadership qualities of certain 20-somethings. Those who have gone unattended in this season of intrigue are the fast fading "in-betweeners". When an era ends, it brings with it curtain calls and painful goodbyes. But this time of change in Indian cricket has seen another melancholy tale silently unfolding. It's about the shrinking ambitions of a bunch of senior cricketers who aren't yet the "step away from retirement" veterans. Squeezed between two generations is a "middle class" that seems to have missed out.
These are highly talented men who, a decade ago, broke into Indian cricket's Galactico. It was a dream internship with the men who knew it all. To their credit, in the crowd of decorated men, they regularly earned their stripes. They acquired their own identity and loyal fans. They added new dimension to the already multifaceted unit.
But while living in the shadows of inspirational men, the leader in Sehwag, Yuvraj, Harbhajan or Zaheer didn't grow. When these four took their first step in international cricket, they had around them Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly, Rahul Dravid, V.V.S. Laxman, Javagal Srinath and Anil Kumble. It was also the period when Indian cricket opened its doors to foreign coaches, who came with new concepts and revolutionary ideas.
Besides learning from the wisdom flying around in the dressing room, the youngsters of that era had the luxury of their own exclusive mentors. For Sehwag and Yuvraj, a heart-to-heart with Tendulkar something they would never have imagined growing up was just a shout away. For variety, they could pick the brains of Dravid, Ganguly and Laxman. Harbhajan loved being called Kumble's chela while Zaheer, Srinath and a cricket ball were constant companions.
These eager beavers had it easy. They were indulged. They were also scolded for their misdemeanors. Actually, they were treated as grown-up kids. They would barely speak at team meetings where the seniors, along with the deep-thinking coaches, would do the plotting, planning and most of the speaking. The brat pack were committed to improving their skills set but they weren't programmed to think long term or as leaders.
As time passed, the Indian team got fresh recruits. These were different juniors. They joined a team that already had its cozy cliques. Old senior-junior bonds were too strong for the rank juniors to break. They freshers needed to fight their own battles against the middle-rung players, who understandably didn't take too kindly to the upstarts' attitude.
Then one fine day, Indian cricket got a player who didn't quite fit any mould. He was different. His strides were unusually long and so was his hair. In a line-up of aesthetically pleasing batsmen, Dhoni's home-grown skills were an aberration. But certainly not an eyesore. Dhoni wasn't reluctant to take charge, even if it was an impossible chase. He had a swagger that could make the stalwarts, from both sides, edgy.
As wicket-keeper, he enjoyed proximity to the seniors standing in the slips. With one gloved hand covering his mouth, he would whisper his observations to them when the game seemed to be drifting from India's reach. Invariably, his inputs would prove invaluable.
So when it was time to a pick a Generation Next captain, the selectors had to consult the seniors. Setting aside their personal equations, the latter pointed to the man behind the stumps. The decision was easy as the other senior contenders were not in the best of form. The bus was missed and the next one wasn't due any time soon.
Once again, as India rebuilds, Sehwag, Yuvraj, Harbhajan or Zaheer don't really figure in captaincy debates. With names like Gautam Gambhir and Virat Kohli thrown up, the selectors seem to have moved on. The in-betweeners would have been ideal for the top job, courtesy their experience of witnessing a generational shift. But here they are, again busy fighting their own battles against form and fitness. This doesn't mean history won't acknowledge their contribution. But they will be remembered as soldiers with a chestful of medals, not the path-breaking generals that they could have been.
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