The Highline College Library warmly invites you to our read-aloud, series for adults: Highline Reads
Recurring event link: https://tinyurl.com/HighlineReads
Tune into these zoom live/recorded sessions as faculty, staff, and community guests read-a-loud works of nonfiction, fiction, poetry, and share media across engaging topics for the adult set. Stay for the optional, short discussions after each reading. This is open to the public, invite your people! Questions? Interested in reading at a future Highline Reads? Contact your friendly Highline librarians at refhelp@highline.edu
Date & Time |
Readers |
Event |
Theme |
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Wednesday, April 7 @ 2pm | Susan Rich and Arcturus Writers | Highline Reads: Arcturus Literary Magazine | National Poetry Month - April |
Thursday, April 22 @ 12noon | Aleyda Cervantes (Spanish bilingual!) | Highline Reads: Open veins of Latin America : five centuries of the pillage of a continent by Eduardo Galeano | |
Monday, May 10 @ 2pm | collaboration with AANAPISI | Highline Storytime: Eyes that Kiss in the Corners by Joanna Ho and Illustrator: Dung Ho | Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Heritage Month |
Tues 5/18, @ 12noon |
Fawzi Belal, Sam Oussama, and Arabic Club student readers |
Highline Storytime:Arabian Nights (Open access ebook via Project Gutenberg)/ Arabian Nights Vol. 1 (via KCLS); For youth: Tales from the Arabian Nights (via KCLS) by Donna Jo Napoli |
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Thurs, May 27 @10:30 am |
Amy Rider and Chino Gonzales |
Highline Storytime/Reads: From the Stars in the Sky to the Fish in the Sea by Kai Cheng Thom + Trans Kids : Being Gendered in the Twenty-First Century (ebook) by Tey Meadow, also available in print version. |
LGBTQ+ PRIDE Month - June |
Wed, June 9 @ | AANAPISI students | Highline Storytime: No ka ʻelepaio kolohe = The naughty ʻelepaio / Naughty ʻelepaio. Hawaiian & English by Malia Kruger and Eve Furchgott, illustrator |
Arcturus (link here): "a literary magazine of artwork, poetry, and prose by students and alumni of Highline College." 2020 cover art by Dahli Strayer
Did you know as a Highline student/staff we already have quick KCLS public library access?
Many of our books and more can be found in print, ebook, and audiobook formats through your KCLS public library neighborhood branches. Click the KCLS logo above for more information on the Highline-KCLS partnership.
Or-- Click the links below to use your quick Highline-KCLS login: