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JIM LYNCH author reading BORDER SONGS Whatcom County Library System partnered with FVRL to bring American Booksellers Best Fiction of 2009 nominee, Jim Lynch, to White Rock Library to read from "Border Songs". Lynch's view of the Canada-U.S. border as a "nonsensical line" where the two countries are often divided by "nothing more than a drainage ditch or nothing at all" provides the backdrop for the war on terror and drugs, one of it's defenders being young, unusually tall, dyslexic border guard, Brandon Vanderkool. This humorous and provocative book was an official selection of the Sundance Film Festival. http://www.jimlynchbooks.com/ http://www.whatcomreads.org/ http://www.fvrl.ca

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CHILLIWACK LIBRARY TOUR - The Express SHAW The Express SHAW came to Chilliwack Library to showcase what the library offers and what happens to your book once they get returned.

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MEG TILLY author reading PORCUPINE BC Author Meg Tilly reads excerpts from her book PORCUPINE at the Mission Community Library.

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MARTY CHAN author reading READING LINK CHALLENGE 2011 Marty Chan reading and telling stories from his book The Mystery of the Mad Science Teacher part of Reading Link Challenge 2011. http://www.martychan.com/ http://readinglink.bclibrary.c<wbr>a/ http://www.fvrl.ca

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Established in 1930, the Fraser Valley Regional Library System was the first of its kind in North America. Today it is the largest public library system in British Columbia, with 24 community libraries serving 680,000 people in its service area.

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