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E-reader or Tablet? How to Choose 
Thinking of buying a Nook or Kindle for someone on your holiday shopping list? With many new devices on the market, dropping prices and increasing availability of downloadable books, e-readers and tablets are expected to be popular gifts again this season. Take some of the confusion out of your shopping experience by learning about available models. What kind of eReader should I buy? What do you plan on using your e-reader for? If you want to just read books, choose a simpler device such as the Kindle ($69)or Kindle PaperWhite ($119), the Nook Simple Touch ($99) or Nook Simple Touch w/Glowlight ($119) or the Kobo Mini-Reader ($79). If you plan on reading magazines and newspapers, browsing the Web, prefer multimedia (music, audiobooks, video), and can't live without the Internet, a tablet is for you. Choose from multi-function devices such as the Kindle Fire HD ($199), the Nook Tablet HD ($199), the Google Nexus ($199) or the iPad ($499). Above costs are starting prices that can vary with options such as ads, connectivity (Wi-Fi vs. 3G) and other accessories such as power adapters, covers and warranties. |
Healthy Holiday w/Ann Arbor Cooks  Join experts from Ann Arbor Cooksas they share some of their secrets to a healthy holiday! Maple Apple Pecan Bread Pudding (vegan); Fresh Cranberry and Dark Chocolate Bark with Almonds (gluten-free, full of antioxidants); Chewy Ginger Molasses Cookies (vegan).
Ann Arbor Cooks is a recreational cooking school specializing in hands-on, participatory classes for all levels of aspiring cooks. The Ann Arbor Cooks mission is simple: cook thoughtful and seasonally-inspired food, provide a technical foundation on which to build kitchen confidence, and most of all, put fun back into the kitchen! Wednesday, December 5 | 7-8:30pm |
'Twas the Evening Before Christmas Storytime  Join Miss Jackie and Rosie for stories, songs, fingerplays, crafts and snacks for the holiday season. Sign up early, these sessions always fill up!
Wednesday, December 19 | 6-7pm
McKune Room | Registration Required | Ages 2-6 Thursday, December 20 | 6-7pm McKune Room | Registration Required | Ages 2-6 |
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Public Libraries Are a Sound Investment To ensure the library's long-term financial stability, anEndowment Fund has been established. A contribution to this fund is a gift that grows-the principal remains intact-while interest gained supports library programs and services. |
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| About Us The Chelsea District Library is nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide equal access to quality resources that serve the lifelong cultural, educational and informational needs and interests of all people.The library currently serves 14,000 residents in the Chelsea district - City of Chelsea plus Dexter, Lima, Lyndon and Sylvan townships and more than 20,000 individuals visit the library each month. The library's state-of-the-art facility is an access point for information. In addition to providing dynamic services to complement and support local schools and other important community needs, the Chelsea District Library strives to present timely, interesting and high-quality programs and events to engage and enrich the Chelsea community. Sincerely, Anna Cangialosi, Marketing Coordinator
Chelsea District Library
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