The Livingston Public Library welcomes in September with book clubs, crafty events and so much more.

Readers in grades four and five can join in on the X-treme Readers Book Club on Tues., Sept. 27, from
7 p.m.-8 p.m., in the library’s Program Room.
 
The group is reading “The Lemonade War”’ by Jacqueline Davies. What an exciting way for children to interact and bond over literature. Club members read the book selection in advance in order to discuss the book at the meeting, play games and enjoy snacks.

Registration is required.

Adults can check out “Networking Karma: How Today’s Networking Trends Can Help You Connect” with Gail Tolstoi-Miller, set for Thurs., Sept. 29, from 7:30 p.m. – 8:45 p.m.

For those who enjoy crafts, an Introduction to Zentangle, with Mimi Topping, a NJ certified art teacher and Zentangle instructor, is planned for Sept. 29. Space is limited and open to Livingston residents by reservation. Call 973-992-4600 x 263 to reserve a spot.

The Zentangle method is described as a fun, easy-to-learn and relaxing way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns.  The method has been determined to help decrease stress and anxiety while helping to increase focus, creativity and self-esteem.  All can enjoy no matter the age, skill or interest.