Newsletter for the Chester County Library

& Henrietta Hankin Branch

“BINGE BOXES”

A fun way to watch your favorite movies! Coming soon!

BUILD IT

Constructive Play Programs at the Chester County Library

UPCOMING EVENTS

Register now for these exciting

NEW RELEASES

Check Out New Releases for October!

chescolibraries.org

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Digital Media Lab/Makerspace Coming in December 2016!

Fall Book Sales Slated

The Chester County Library announces that it has been awarded a Creation grant for $36,212 from the Institute of Museum and Library Services as administered by the Pennsylvania Department of Education through the Office of Commonwealth Libraries and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Tom Wolf, Governor.

This funding project will allow the Chester County Library to create a Digital Media Lab/Makerspace area as an addition to its Jacobs Technology Center. With this grant the Chester County Library will purchase state of the art equipment and software to foster experimen-tation, invention, creation, and exploration in

teens and adults. The center will deliver creative STEAM-based learning opportunities to help teens with school projects to prepare for the future while assisting adults in their job seeking and career and entrepreneurial paths.

Adding to the public computers and basic soft-ware currently housed in the Jacobs Technology Center, the digital media lab/makerspace area will be furnished with a wide array of techni-cally sophisticated equipment and products to give patrons the ability to create in the areas of architecture, industrial and mechanical engi-neering, graphic arts, photography and vid-eography, gaming and toy design, and web and app design. Group learning sessions and

one-on-one training will be developed and made available to demonstrate and assist patrons with the use of the software and equipment.

The Chester County Library as the largest library in the Chester County Library System models the future of libraries by aspiring to be a com-munity center where people gather to share ideas, nurture creativity, and learn new skills. Through this grant, patrons and non-users will begin to recognize the library as a place to create and collaborate. The Digital Media Lab/Makerspace is scheduled to be available to the public in December 2016.

Come one, come all! Both the Chester County Library and Henrietta Hankin Branch Fall Book Sales are right around the corner!

Thousands of titles will be sold at incredi-bly deep discounts. More than 30,000 books on a variety of subjects—from sciences to humanities to fiction and poetry—will be available for purchase at bargain prices along

with current and out-of-print hardback and paperback novels, first editions, biographies, history and children’s books, cook books, music and movie CDs and DVDs, and much more.

This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to stock your personal library or find some unusual gifts in our Special Books Room at the Chester County Library for friends and family!

The Friends of the Chester County Library Fall Book Sale will be held Friday, October 7th - Sunday, October 9th.

The Friends of the Henrietta Hankin Branch Library Fall Book Sale will be held Friday, November 11th-Sunday, November 13th. For more information please visit our website at chescolibraries.org.

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Branch Manager’s Message

Director’s MessageTo Our Valued CustomersI hope you were all able to join us at the Food Truck Festival on Friday, September 16. The weather was beautiful and the food was deli-cious. Due to the phenomenal turnout of 5500 people, the lines were long, but people passed the time by making new friends and listening to the great music. Thanks to your feedback, we have some great ideas as to how to make this event even more successful next year.

Congratulations to Chris Krakora, Library Page in the Circulation Department, for 25 years of ded-icated service to the library. Chris was honored at an awards ceremony held in the County Commissioner’s Board Room on September 20. On behalf of the Board of Trustees and staff of the Chester County Library, I thank Chris on his commitment to provide excellent customer service to our patrons.

ChroniCLeNewsletter for the Chester County Library & Henrietta Hankin Branch October 2016

Marguerite Dube, Director Chester County Library & Henrietta Hankin Branch Beverly Lawler, Branch Manager

Board of Trustees Richard Hankin, President Earl M. Baker, Vice-President William F. Connor, Secretary Kathleen M. Pearse, Treasurer JoAnn Weinberger, Member James B. Norton, III, Member

Newletter Contributors Amy Krize Suveg, Editor & Graphic Designer Marguerite Dube, Director Beverly Lawler, Branch Manager Jenna Persick, Technical Services Manager Jeanne Clancy, Head of Youth Services Jessica Williams, Multimedia Librarian Zoey Mills, Library Assistant Mike Persick, Copy Editor

Fall is a busy time at the library. Story times have begun again for preschool-ers. Check the online calendar for days and times. Children hear stories, clap, and par-ticipate in sessions that help them prepare for school, both academically and socially.

Programming for adults has also ramped up. In October we have an autumn wreath craft event, pilates classes, free flu shots, and a murder mystery event, to name a few! Again, details can be found on the cal-endar: www.chescolibraries.org/events .

Please save the date for our Holiday Craft Fair which will be held on Saturday, December 10. In addition to many gift ideas, this year’s fair will include holiday music and programs to make the day even more festive.

The Chester County and Henrietta Hankin Branch Libraries will be closed on Monday, October 10 for Columbus Day. On this day, many of the staff of the 18 member libraries in the Chester County Library System will be gathering for an in-service day for training on customer service and community engagement.Have a safe and Happy Halloween!

We’re excited once again to host an Artisan Show on November 5th from 9:30 am till 2:00 pm. Local crafters, artisans, and writers will display their items. You can start think-ing about holiday gift giving! If you’d like to participate as an artisan, information can be found at www.tinyurl.com/HHArtisan2016.

As always, we’ve got great books to read. If you need a suggestion to get you through the first chilly days of fall, check out our bi-monthly Staff Picks brochure and online suggestions on our website.

There is always something interesting, informa-tive, and fun going on at the Henrietta Hankin Branch Library. Stop in and check us out!

- Beverly Lawler, Branch Manager

- Marguerite Dube, Director

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Chris Krakora, accompanied by his supervisor Nancy Sapone, at the Chester County

Commissioner’s Meeting.

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Book CornerTwo of my favorite Urban Fantasy series have new books this fall: Once Broken Faith by Seanan McGuire (October Daye) and Magic Binds by Ilona Andrews (Kate Daniels). Urban Fantasy books are stories with contemporary city settings incorporating magic; sometimes the magic is integrated into society, some-times it is found in a parallel, often hidden from humans, world. One of my favorite parts of Urban Fantasy is the creative world-building of these magical schemes.

In the October Daye series, the hidden world is Faerie: October is a changeling, part human, part fey, who works as a private investigator and tries to reconcile the two parts of her heritage. As the series has progressed, she has become more entangled in the politics of Faerie while trying to keep her humanity intact. The first book in the series is Rosemary and Rue.

The Kate Daniels books take place in a future Atlanta torn apart by magic. Magic comes in waves, and when the magic is up, the shape shifters, vampires, witches, and other strange magical creatures come out and modern tech-nology goes away. Kate, a mercenary, is hired to clean up the messes left behind when the magic goes away. She soon finds herself making connections with the local pack of shape shift-

ers and faces the truth of her own heritage. The first book in the series is Magic Bites.

Here are some other Urban Fantasy titles to try: Child of Fire by Harry Connolly (magic; male protagonist); Kitty and the Midnight Hour by Carrie Vaughn (supernatural beings; female pro-tagonist); Libriomancer by Jim C. Hines (magic; male protagonist); Midnight Crossroad by Charlaine Harris (supernatural beings; various protagonists); Moon Called by Patricia Briggs (supernatural beings; female protagonist); and Storm Front by Jim Butcher (magic; male pro-tagonist). There are also many anthologies which are great for sampling different settings. Here are a few: Naked City: Tales of Urban Fantasy edited by Ellen Datlow; Games Creatures Play edited by Charlaine Harris and Toni L.P. Kelner; and Apple for the Creature edited by Charlaine Harris and Toni L.P. Kelner.

I’m pleased to announce that October’s LibraryReads list has an annotation by Chester County Library’s own Kathryn Hassert. Kathryn works in our Technical Services Department and her pick is for The Trespasser by Tana French. Here is her annotation:

You can see the rest of the list below and can always find all the LibraryReads selections at libraryreads.org.

Please take a look at the back page of the ChroniCLe to see more forthcoming books.

Happy Reading! -Jenna Persick, Technical Services Manager

Library Reads October 2016 ListNews of the World by Paulette Jiles

The Trespasser by Tana French Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult

Crosstalk by Connie Willis The Other Einstein by Marie Benedict

The Mothers by Brit Bennett Today Will Be Different by Maria Semple

All the Little Liars by Charlaine Harris Smoke and Mirrors by Elly Griffiths

The Motion of Puppets by Keith Donohue

“Aislinn Murray is beautiful, lives in a picture-perfect cottage, and has a boy she’s crazy about. Antoinette Conway is

a tough member of the Dublin Murder Squad who knows no one likes her and says she doesn’t care. When Aislinn is murdered, Conway and her partner Steve Moran take the case and start listening to all the stories about Aislinn. Which ones are true? Was she in love and with whom? Are the stories we tell ourselves and others anywhere near the truth? Great read from Tana French.”

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UpcOming EvEntstO rEgistEr fOr thEsE EvEnts and tO viEw mOrE visit www.chEscOlibrariEs.Org

06Simply the Smart Way to Save for College. Investing in a 529

college savings plan is a smart decision: you can give your child or the child of a loved one the priceless gift of education, and you may also reap significant tax benefits. That’s because your money grows tax-deferred, and withdrawals used to pay for qualified education expenses are free from federal tax. With many plans available, our finan-cial advisor presenter can help you choose the plan that’s right for you. Time: 6:30 p.m. Location: Henrietta Hankin Branch Library.

12”Perfectly Frank” A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra. Come fly

away with Dave DeLuca as he pays tribute to Frank Sinatra!During his lifetime, Ol’ Blue Eyes defined the Great American Songbook for decades with verve and panache. Long acclaimed as the world’s greatest performer of popular music, Sinatra is the artist who set the standard for all others to follow. Sinatra was, of course, more than a singer -he was an actor, recording artist, cabaret and con-cert star, radio and television personality, and, on occasion, producer, director, and conductor. “Perfectly Frank” celebrates the man and his music as well as the great com-posers, lyricists, and musical arrangers who put their indelible stamp on an incredible period in American musical history. Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: Chester County Library.

13Murder Mystery Night in the Library: “You Only Die Once.”

After many years of exemplary service, “R” (the head of FLAIL) is retiring. And what a bash it is! Friends, colleagues, and even criminal masterminds have put in an appearance. In fact, it would be safe to say that everyone who is anyone is there to see that she gets a good send-off. Well, everyone, that is, except Roger Damsels, 006 ¾, FLAIL’s top secret agent. When a search is undertaken for the cel-ebrated spy, he is discovered dead in his room, leaving “R” one last crime to solve before she can retire.Get in on the fun and excitement at this murder mystery event. The first 40 people to arrive will be part of the cast! Costumes, props, and prizes are included! Time: 6:30 p.m. Location: Chester County Library.

14”Lunch and Learn”: Getting the Most from Your Library’s

Online Resources. Bring a bag lunch, join a Chester County Reference Librarian, and learn to get the most from your Library’s online resources. Learn to set up your online account. Discover how to use the catalog to order books from home. We will demystify the databases. Finding your way through the Library’s website and special features can be challenging, even for the most tech savvy. Join us and discover the plethora of resources available online through the Library system. Time: 12:00 p.m. Location: Chester County Library.

23Halloween Murder Mystery Party : “ The Masquerade

Murder!” Attention to all amateur sleuths:

we’re having another Murder Mystery Party at the Henrietta Hankin Branch Library! This time, the setting takes place at a masquerade ball in an ancient library! Come dressed in your favorite cos-tume, enjoy some Halloween snacks, and use your inner detective skills to figure out who did it! Registration is required. Everyone will get to investigate, but the number of specific character roles are limited. Don’t worry--you don’t need any special acting skills to play a suspect. If you would not like to play the role of a suspect, please let us know when you sign up. If you are assigned a suspect role, you will receive further information about your character through e-mail.This mystery is geared towards adults and older teens. Dressing up is encouraged for both suspects and investigators but not required.Time: 3:00 p.m. Location: Henrietta Hankin Branch.

16All 4 Paws and National Adopt-a-Shelter-Dog Month. Maybe

you have been thinking about adopting a furry canine friend from a shelter or rescue. Where do you start? The choices are overwhelming. How do you know which one will be the right fit for you and your family? There’s a lot to consider, but All 4 Paws, a popular local pet rescue, will be at the Hankin Branch Library to teach you how to identify the best dog for your household. On board will be one of the All 4 Paws trainers to demonstrate teaching a few basic good manners all dogs should know. There’s no time like the present to start looking for your next best friend. Time: 2:00 p.m. Location: Henrietta Hankin Branch Library.

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01Vincent van Gogh: From Abject Failure to Superstar. Vincent Van

Gogh’s life is art history’s most compelling story. He failed at just about everything he attempted during his short life. Yet, posthu-mously, he would become the wonder of the world. He became the prototype for the mis-understood, tormented artist who sold just one painting in his lifetime. His is the story of a mad genius who made us see the world in a new way. Van Gogh was also a letter writer of heart-piercing eloquence. Hear how he chronicled with heartbreaking urgency his mental condition and how he came to under-stand his art was the exclusive reason for his existence. See how his hallucinatory visions were so bright they nearly blinded us and how his art became more and more excit-ing and emotional and, in the process, more endearing and universally irresistible. Fred Dixon and his wife Martha began collecting art too many years ago to remember. Their home in Chadds Ford has become a mini-museum with 130 paintings and sculpture pieces. They have traveled to major muse-ums in the U.S. and Europe and to the great cathedrals in Italy to view Renaissance and Baroque art. There were two years of study at the Barnes Foundation followed by a docent training course. All this culminated in the publication of Fred’s book “700 Years of Art History: Pre-Renaissance to Modernism.” Time: 6:30 p.m. Location: Chester County Library.

05Artisan Show. Join us and do some shopping for the holidays!

Local artisans will be selling their handmade items. Stop in and see what great artisans we have in our area. If you would like to partici-pate as an artisan, you can find more infor-mation at www.tinyurl.com/HHArtisan2016.Time: 9:30 a.m. Location: Henrietta Hankin Branch Library.

11Meet The Grantmakers: Panel Discussion & Networking. Join us

to hear area grantmakers discuss how their foundations operate, funder perspectives on the grantmaking process, expectations for grantseekers, what distinguishes a suc-cessful grant application, and more! You will also have an opportunity to ask questions of the grantmakers and to briefly learn about free grantseeking resources at the Chester County Library. Time: 9:00 a.m. Location: Chester County Library.

15Meet the Author: John F. Dobbyn “Fatal Odds”. Meet local author

John F. Dobbyn, writer of “Deadly Diamonds” (2013), “Black Diamonds” (2011), “Frame-up” (2009), and “Neon Dragon” (2007). John will be introducing his latest novel, “Fatal Odds,” published by Oceanview Publications. “Fatal Odds” explores the second most widespread and profitable criminal activity of nearly every international crime syndicate and terrorist organization--the illegal capture, smuggling and trading in endangered spe-cies. It has become a sixty-billion dollar ille-gal enterprise and has resulted in the extinc-tion of hundreds of wild animals, with many more on the verge of extinction. “Fatal Odds” will be available for purchase and John will be happy to sign your copy. Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: Chester County Library.

20Meet the Raptors: Hunters of the Sky. Meet live avian predators

and Dawn White, local naturalist and edu-cator. Learn about raptors and their adap-tations for survival. Discover ways you can help in the conservation of these amazing animals. Expected visitors include owls and a falcon from the Indian Run Environmental Education Center, LLC, based in Glenmoore, PA. These raptors are permanent residents of Indian Run Environmental Education Center due to handicaps from injuries sustained in the wild. Now they serve as ambassadors to their species to educate the humans that share their world. Time: 1:30 p.m. Location: Chester County Library.

30Wisdom, Wealth, & Wellness: Women & Investing. Women are

often the money, schedule, and wellness managers of their households. These roles create a variety of financial demands, and women’s relative longevity means under-standing wealth planning is vital even if they haven’t played this role before. Come learn from a financial advisor how to develop a wealth strategy that meets your true needs. Time: 6:30 p.m. Location: Henrietta Hankin Branch Library.

19International Games Day @ Your Library. The Chester County Library will join

over a thousand libraries around the world on November 19 for the ninth annual celebration of gaming in libraries – International Games Day @ Your Library. Like so many other libraries across the country and around the world, the Chester County Library will offer special gaming pro-grams and events suitable for the whole family such as Super Smash Bros, Minecraft, Go, Chess, and more. You can even catch Pokémon! Light refreshments will be provided. Door prize draw-ings throughout the day. For more information, please visit www.chescolibraries.org or con-tact the John W. Jacobs Technology Center at 610.280.2666. Time: 10:00 a.m. Location: Chester County Library.

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“Binge Boxes” - Coming Soon!The Multimedia Department is excited to announce a new addition to our collection—Binge Boxes! Binge Boxes are perfect for a night in, a sleepover, or even just catching up on your favorite movies. The Binge Boxes will typically contain 4-6 movies, and will cost $3.18 for a week rental. Although you are getting a bang for your buck, the Binge Boxes cannot be com-bined for the “Two for Tuesday” promotion. So far, there will be 11 Binge Boxes circulating beginning around the middle of October, with more to come!

Below is a list of the Binge Boxes and their con-tents, which will become available towards the middle of October:

Pixar: Cars, Finding Nemo, Pixar Short Films Collection: Volume 1, Ratatouille, Toy Story, and Up.

Biopics: A Beautiful Mind, The Blind Side,

Dallas Buyers Club, Julie & Julia, The King’s Speech, and Ray.

Page To Screen: The Devil Wears Prada, Gone with the Wind, The Grapes of Wrath, The Pelican Brief, and Silver Linings Playbook.

Marvel’s The Avengers: Captain America: The First Avengers, Captain America: The Winter Solider, Iron Man, Iron Man 2, Iron Man 3, Thor, and Thor: The Dark World.

The Hunger Games: The Hunger Games, Catching Fire, Mockingjay: Part I, and Mockingjay: Part 2.

Sports Favorites: Bull Durham, Hoosiers, Invincible, Miracle, and Rocky.

Martin Scorsese: Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, The Aviator, The Departed,

All positions at the Chester County and Henrietta Hankin Branch Libraries must be applied for through the Chester County Government website at www.chesco.org and require criminal background and child abuse clearances. Click on “Job Opportunities” for more information and to apply. The following job opportunities are currently available at the Chester County Library & Henrietta Hankin Branch:

Full Time Accountant

Goodfellas, and Raging Bull

Stage To Screen: Grease, Into the Woods, Les Misérables, My Fair Lady, The Phantom of the Opera, and The Sound of Music

Girls Night In: Baby Mama, Bridesmaids, Dirty Dancing, The Heat, Trainwreck, and 27 Dresses

Disney Classics: Bambi, Fantasia, The Jungle Book, Peter Pan, Robin Hood, and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Disney Princesses: Cinderella, Frozen, The Little Mermaid, Mulan, The Princess and the Frog, and Sleeping Beauty

- Zoey Mills, Library Assistant

On Display @ Chester County Library:

Celebrate National Pizza Month and

National Friends of the Library Week

Interested in having your work on display? Email Stacy Hutcheson (shutcheson@ccls.org) with your name, email, and

a brief description of your work!

On Display @ Henrietta Hankin Branch:

The Upper Uwchlan Area Community

Photography Club’s exhibit

“Big City, Small Town”

Interested in having your work on display? Email Meghan Bouvier (mbouvier@ccls.org) with your name, email, and a

brief description of your work!

Part Time Library Page

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BUILD IT! Constructive Play Programs

Random Fandom Art Contest at the Chester County Library

Beginning on November 1st, constructive play programs, for children age 3 ½ to 6 years and a parent/caregiver, will return to the Chester County Library. Build It! will feature high-qual-ity wooden blocks provided by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries through the Cruise into Kindergarten program grant. Blocks offer children an almost infinite variety of opportu-nities to express themselves, from construct-ing simple designs to feats of engineering.

Block building is no idle pastime. In fact, research shows that block play helps children develop social-emotional skills (cooperation, self-confi-dence, initiative) and physical development skills (eye-hand coordination, hand manipulation). In addition, block play helps preschool children to learn about mathematics (shape, classifica-tion, order, size, space); social studies (people and their work, when played with in conjunc-tion with figures and props); science (gravity, weight, balance, trial and error); language arts (exchange of ideas, naming of buildings, stories about building); and art (patterns, symmetry).

Children move through stages in their block play. For example, very young children will usually carry them from place to place and become acquainted with these building tools. Once a child turns 3 ½, the real construction begins. Children think critically and creatively in their building with blocks. They may try to see how high a stack of blocks can go or to fit a block in a specific place to compensate. They may lay blocks side by side to make a road or use problem-solving skills when trying to place uprights the correct distance apart to accom-modate a ‘bridge’ block.

The Youth Services Department of the Chester County Library has scheduled Build It! pro-grams for children from 3 ½ to 6 year s and their parents/caregivers on the following days:

• Tuesday, November 1 – 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. • Friday, November 11 – 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. • Monday, November 14 – 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. • Wednesday, November 30 – 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. • Friday, December 9 – 10:00 to 11:00 a.m.

• Thursday, December 15 – 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. • Tuesday, December 20 – 10:00 to 11:00 a.m.

No registration is required but space is limited. Sessions will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

All of the Block Party and Wee Build pro-grams will be held in the Storytime Room at the Chester County Library, 450 Exton Square Parkway, Exton PA 19341. Please call 610-280-2630 for additional information.

- Jeanne Clancy, Head of Youth Services

Part Time Library Page

Chester County Library invites all fandoms and artists to participate in the Random Fandom Art Contest taking place during the month of October! To enter the contest, artists must create an original piece with a theme involv-ing a “fandom.” Fandoms can include, but are not limited to, Harry Potter, Supernatural, Star Trek, Star Wars, Doctor Who, Marvel Comics, DC Comics, and so much more! The artwork can be of any media, including but not limited to, drawings, paintings, photography, and more!

You can find the official rules for the Random Fandom Art Contest on the XYZ Connect webpage featured on Chester County Library’s website at http://chescolibraries.org. The winner at both the Chester County Library and District Center and the Henrietta Hankin Library Branch will each receive a prize for first place. The winning art-work and their runner-ups

will also be displayed at both the Chester County Library and Henrietta Hankin Branch Library during the first two weeks of November.

You do not need to register for this event, but to officially enter the contest, you must email your artwork between the dates of

October 1st and October 22nd! To find the official rules and instructions to submit your artwork, please visit the XYZ Connect webpage, at www.chescolibraries.org.

- Zoey Mills, Library Assistant

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B O O K S FICTION

Escape Clause by John Sandford

Hag-Seed by Margaret Atwood

Missing by James Patterson

The Obsidian Chamber by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Childs

Paris for One and Other Stories by Jojo Moyes

The Terranauts by T. Coraghessan Boyle

Two by Two by Nicholas Sparks

The Wangs vs. the World by Jade Chang

The Whistler by John Grisham

Winter Storms by Elin Hilderbrand

NONFICTION

Around the Way Girl by Taraji P. Henson

Hungry Heart by Jennifer Weiner

I Am Brian Wilson by Brian Wilson

A Life in Parts by Bryan Cranston

A Life Well Played by Arnold Palmer

Rogue Heroes by Ben Macintyre

Strong Is the New Beautiful by Lindsey Vonn

Truevine by Beth Macy

New ReLeASeS OctOber 2016 

AU D I O B O O K S10/4 Today Will Be Different by Maria Semple

10/4 An Irish Country Love Story by Patrick Taylor

10/10 Filthy Rich by James Patterson

10/11 Order to Kill by Vince Flynn & Kyle Mills

10/11 Precious and Grace by Alexander McCall Smith

10/25 High Heat by Richard Castle

M U S I C10/7 Day Breaks by Norah Jones (Jazz)

10/7 Revolution Radio by Green Day (Rock)

10/14 Walls by Kings of Leon (Rock)

10/14 Georgica Pond by Johnnyswim (Folk)

10/21 Nobody But Me by Michael Bublé (Pop)

10/28 Climate Change by Pitbull (Rap)

M O V I E S 10/4 X-Men: Apocalypse (SciFi)

10/11 Ghostbusters (Comedy)

10/11 The Legend of Tarzan (Adventure)

10/11 Ice Age: Collision Course (Family)

10/18 Free State of Jones (Drama)

10/25 Lights Out (Horror)

V I D E O G A M E S10/7 Paper Mario: Color Smash - Nintendo WiiU

10/11 Gears of War 4 - Xbox One