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Masks Recommended-UPDATE Due to the recent rise in COVID cases, masks are highly recommended in public places by the Board of Health.
 May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month. Get to know more about our Asian/Pacific American neighbors through books, film, poetry, and more at Hopkinton Public Library. BOOKS All You Can Ever Know: a memoir - by Nicole Chung The Bad Muslim Discount - by Syae Massoud Everything Here is Beautiful - by Mira Lee Dial A for Aunties - bu Jesse Q Sutanto Klara and the Sun - by Kazuo Ishigaro Life of Pi - by Yan Martel Little Fires Everywhere - by Celeste Ng The Mountains Sing - by Phan Qué̂ Mai Nguyẽ̂n The Namesake - by Jhumpa Lahiri The Queen of the Night - by Alexander Chee The Ministry of Utmost Happiness - by Arundhati Roy The School for Good Mothers - by Jessamine Chan Sigh, Gone: a Misfit’s Memoir of Great Books, Punk Rock, and the Fight to Fit In - by Phuc Tran The Start-Up Wife - by Amam Tahmima ONLINE RESOURCES Ansel Adams's Photographs of Japanese-American Internment at Manzanar Asian Pacific Americans: Going for Broke - from the Veterans History Project Asian Pacific American Heritage Month on Flickr Asian Reading Room - from the Library of Congress Becoming Chinese American - about Virginia Lee Mead, a second-gen Chinese American Behind the Barbed Wire - internment camp newspapers Between You and Me - by Sham-e-Ali Nayeem with music by Qais Essar Chinese Rare Books Archive - from the Library of Congress Current, I - by Lehua M. Taitano Discrimination Against Asian and Pacific Islander Americans: from the Library of Congress
Filipino-American Materials - materials on Filipino-Americans at the Library of Congress. Images of Internment - from FDR Presidential Library Japanese Rare Books - from the Library of Congress Korean Rare Books - from the Library of Congress Laotian American Song and Dance - from the Library of Congress National Gallery of Arts - works by Asian American artists Preserving Asian-American History & Culture - from the National Endowment for the Humanities Southeast Asian Digital Archive - from UMass Lowell Standing Together Against Hate - from the Smithsonian Tibetan Oral History - from the Tibetan Oral History and Archive Project Visit these and other sites to learn more! Kanopy Movie Streaming is Here! The library is now offering Kanopy movie streaming service to Hopkinton residents with library cards. Watch free movies that you may not find on other streaming services!
Book Donations The Friends are collecting books during open library hours - hardcover, paperback, and audiobooks only in good to excellent condition for their upcoming book sale. Please bring books in bags or boxes that may be left. Please visit the Friends website for more important information on donating more than a couple of bags or boxes. Please do not leave donations outside the library.
Disability Access: Hopkinton Library is a fully accessible building, but should you require any assistance accessing library services or events, please contact us at 508-497-9777 or email hopkintonlibrary@hopkintonma.gov. |
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