Newsletter for the Chester County Library

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Merry Little Things

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Game On at the Library!

Teen Penny Auction at CCL

On November 19th, the American Library Association celebrates International Games Day @ Your Library. Libraries all over the world design events based on all types of games, including video games, card games, board games, etc. Libraries have become commu-nity centers that offer all kinds of information and entertainment, study and meeting spaces, and innovative programming, including game collections and events.

In honor of International Games Day both the Chester County and Henrietta Hankin Branch Libraries will host special events on November 19th. Chester County Library will have a variety of games and activities available to play, includ-ing Super Smash Bros., Minecraft, and Chess. We

will also be giving out door prizes throughout the day. At the Henrietta Hankin Branch, you’ll be able to play video games on both modern and “retro” systems, including the original Super Mario Bros., Pokémon Stadium, and Star Wars Battlefront II. We’ll also have some board games, strategy games, and cards set out, as well as a special scavenger hunt based on items from the Legend of Zelda games. Both libraries will have refreshments to help you keep your health bar full!

You don’t have to love video games to have fun playing at the library. The Henrietta Hankin Branch has two clubs for adults that meet once a week: Mah-Jongg on Tuesdays and a Bridge Club on Wednesdays—no experience

necessary. Both libraries offer Chess Clubs for children. And on Thursday, November 17th, the Henrietta Hankin Branch will hold a special Trivia Night. Attendees will form teams to answer challenging questions about Chester County, Literary Classics, Sports, and Harry Potter.

Game-related events can be a wonderful way to bring different people of all ages together, whether for friendly competitions or just to have fun! Come help us celebrate International Games Day with your family and friends, either by playing old favorites or trying something new!

- Lauren McCauley, Reference Librarian

Want to buy some cool stuff by spending just a few pennies? Join us on Friday, December 2nd from 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. for Chester County Library’s Annual Teen Penny Auction!

Bring one roll of 50 pennies, and you can bid on great prizes such as books, DVDs, sports mer-chandise, gift cards to Game Stop and Regal Movie Theaters, and much more. No one goes

home empty-handed, and all money raised wiil go to charity.

You must register online for this event. Please visit our website at www.chescolibraries.org > Events > Teen Programs > On the calendar, go to December 2 and click on CCL Teen Penny Auction > Fill in your information. Hope to see you there!

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Branch Manager’s Message

Director’s MessageTo Our Valued CustomersCongratulations to the Friends of the Chester County Library for another successful book sale. There is still a chance to find some great bar-gains at the Henrietta Hankin Branch at their Friends’ book sale on Friday, November 11 through Sunday, November 13. Thanks to the hard work and generosity of our Friends, we are able to provide much needed items such as fur-niture, equipment, and programming. In addi-tion, the Friends support professional develop-ment through conference grants, which provide education and information to our staff so that we can serve you better.

Don’t forget that Tuesday, November 8, is Election Day. Please remember that although the national candidates have received most of the publicity, the people you elect to govern your local townships and municipalities have

ChroniCLeNewsletter for the Chester County Library & Henrietta Hankin Branch

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 Lisa Urbani, Youth Services Librarian Jessica Williams, Multimedia Librarian Zoey Mills, Library Assistant Elizabeth Hess, Reference Librarian Susan Walraed, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Lauren McCauley, Reference Librarian Mike Persick, Copy Editor

If you enjoy learning about history, the library has planned a number of programs for you. Of particular interest is the November 10th event when we’ll connect virtually to the artifacts of the Vietnam Memorial Collection through the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund’s dis-tance learning program. In December, we’ll connect to the World War II Museum in New Orleans to learn more about D-Day.

If you are looking for something for children to do, a new weekly program, Math Matters, will provide a fun experience and a chance to

improve math skills. The program, based on the 24 Challenge, is open to students enrolled in grades 4-6, and registration is required. Visit our website www.chescolibraries.org to register.

Join us on Saturday, November 5th, for our Artisan Show from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.. We are hosting local craftsmen to sell their creations and help you start on holiday shopping. Also, the Friends of the Henrietta Hankin Branch Library will be holding their Fall Book Sale on November 11th – 13th. Check chescolibraries.org for addi-tional information about all these events.

At this time of Thanksgiving, please know that we appreciate your support. When you talk about the library to friends, you help educate the community about what we offer. As 2017 township budgets are being finalized, please tell your township supervisors that the library is an important part of your community.

Finally, please check our website at www.chesco-libraries.org for our holiday hours and closings.

- Beverly Lawler, Branch Manager

a much greater impact on your daily lives. For more information about how and where to vote, stop by our Reference desks or visit the League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania website at http://www.palwv.org/

The Chester County and the Henrietta Hankin Branch Libraries will be closed on Thursday, November 24, and Friday, November 25 to cel-

ebrate Thanksgiving Day and Saturday, December 24, and Sunday, December 25 for Christmas. On behalf of the staff, Board and vol-unteers of the Chester County and Henrietta Hankin Branch Libraries, I would like to wish you and your families a very Happy Holiday Season!

- Marguerite Dube, Director

November/December 2016

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Book CornerFall is here and with it comes a bushel full of celebrity memoirs. The big title so far is Bruce Springsteen’s Born to Run, which is getting a lot of attention. I liked Jennifer Weiner’s Hungry Heart, a very personal and heart-felt collection of essays about her life and writing. Netflix’s Gilmore Girls reboot will bring more attention to Lauren Graham’s Talking As Fast As I Can. Pitch Perfect star Anna Kendrick has a collec-tion of autobiographical essays called Scrappy Little Nobody. Taraji P. Henson, currently star-ring in Fox’s Empire and soon to be seen in Hidden Figures, has a memoir called Around the Way Girl. Any HGTV fans? There are also some recent memoirs by some of the network’s biggest stars: The Magnolia Story by Chip and Joanna Gaines and Better Than New by Nicole Curtis. On the musician side, we have memoirs by Phil Collins, Not Dead Yet; Carole Bayer Sager, They’re Playing Our Song; Lil Wayne, Gone ‘Til November; Brian Wilson, I Am Brian Wilson; and Mike Love, Good Vibrations.

Speaking of musicians, congratulations to Bob Dylan, the 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature laureate. He was given the award “for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition” (Nobelprize.org). We have many of his music cds available for check out, including his most recent release, Fallen

Angels, a collection of standards. In addition, we have the most recent edition of his lyrics compilation, Lyrics, 1961-2012. If you would like to know the story behind his songs, try Bob Dylan: All the Songs: The Story Behind Every Track by Philippe Margotin and Jean-Michel Guesdon.

The November LibraryReads list is loaded with great titles. There are new books by Alice Hoffman, Wally Lamb, Zadie Smith, and Michael Chabon. I’m really looking forward to the new Jack Reacher title by Lee Child, Night School. This one focuses on an event in Reacher’s past in 1996. I loved Jayne Ann Krentz’s When All the Girls Have Gone; she really is a master of romantic suspense and this title seems to set

up a trilogy—I can’t wait for the other two. Finally, Erika Johansen wraps up her Queen of the Tearling series with The Fate of the Tearling. I loved the first book and need to catch up with the second one as well—a binge opportunity!

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 November 2016 ListFaithful by Alice Hoffman

The Fate of the Tearling by Erika Johansen Night School by Lee Child

When All the Girls Have Gone by Jayne Ann Krentz I’ll Take You There by Wally Lamb

Swing Time by Zadie Smith Victoria by Julia Baird

Moonglow by Michael Chabon Normal by Warren Ellis

Orphans of the Carnival by Carol Birch

November.

UpcomiNg EvENtsto rEgistEr for thEsE EvENts aNd to viEw morE visit www.chEscolibrariEs.org

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.

10The Things They Carried: Vietnam Memorial Collection. We will con-

nect virtually to the artifacts of the Vietnam Memorial Collection through Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund’s distance learning program. Learn about the Vietnam War, dis-cuss questions of war and peace, and view objects left in remembrance at the Vietnam Memorial on the National Mall since 1982. From swords to draft cards, these objects represent the range of experiences citizens had during a divisive time in US history. Time: 3:00 p.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.

19International Games Day @ Your Library. In honor of International

Games Day both the Chester County and Henrietta Hankin Branch Libraries will host special events on November 19th. Chester County Library will have a variety of games and activities available to play, including Super Smash Bros., Minecraft, and Chess. We will also be giving out door prizes throughout the day. At the Henrietta Hankin Branch, you’ll be able to play video games on both modern and “retro” sys-tems, including the original Super Mario Bros., Pokémon Stadium, and Star Wars Battlefront II. We’ll also have some board games, strategy games, and cards set out, as well as a special scavenger hunt based on items from the Legend of Zelda games.

Both libraries will have refreshments to help you keep your health bar full! Time: 10:00 a.m. Location: Chester County & Henrietta Hankin Branch Libraries.

20Meet the Raptors: Hunters of the Sky. Meet live avian pred-

ators and Dawn White, local naturalist and educator. Learn about raptors and their adaptations 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 well-ness managers of their households. These roles create a variety of financial demands, and women’s relative longev-ity means understanding wealth plan-ning is vital even if they haven’t played this role before. Come learn from a finan-cial advisor how to develop a wealth strat-egy that meets your true needs. Time: 6:30 p.m. Location: Henrietta Hankin Branch Library.

december.01D-Day: The Turning Point of the

War in Europe. We are taking a virtual field trip to New Orleans to “visit” the National WWII Museum for a real time presen-tation of their program “D-Day: The Turning Point of the War in Europe.” Learn about the challenges of planning and executing the largest amphibious landing in history, D-Day. Make key decisions about where and when Operation Overlord should be launched and see if your strategy aligns with the plans SHAEF (Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force) created over 70 years ago. Examine artifacts and listen to selections from the Museum’s oral history collection to discover what it was like to set foot on Omaha Beach on June 6, 1944. Appropriate for adults and youth 12 years of age and older. Time: 3:00 p.m. Location: Henrietta Hankin Branch Library.

03An Introduction to Buddhist Philosophy. Among the world’s

major religions, Buddhism has a great record for peace in its history and politics. What are the teachings and practices of this faith, and why has it had such a huge influence on spiri-tuality in the western world? How are contem-porary affairs affecting its practice? Informal instruction will be given in basic meditation techniques practiced in Zen Buddhism, the best known Buddhist group. Presented by David Low, MS (Community Counseling), PhD (Religious Studies), a former adjunct professor at Rutgers, Rowan, LaSalle, and Holy Family Universities. Dr. Low has taught meditation, and currently maintains a small counseling practice and runs meetup groups involving dreamwork, recovery, and agnostic spiritual seeking. He lived in both eastern and western spiritual communities for a total of five years. Time: 11:00 a.m. Location: Henrietta Hankin Branch Library.

04Making Wire-wrap Jewelry. Freelance artist and jewelry maker

Geraldine Guzman returns to the Chester County Library for an enjoyable afternoon of jewelry making. Learn techniques to wrap

wire artistically around crystals or stones to make a wearable/ giftable piece of art. Each piece will be unique. All materials, supplies, and instruction are included. Geraldine will collect $5.00 per piece to cover her costs for materials. Time: 1:30 p.m. Location: Chester County Library.

05DIY Origami Holiday Ornaments. Back by popular demand,

Elizabeth Lavicka will lead a just-in-time-for-the-holidays workshop on making orna-ments using origami techniques. Origami papers will be provided, or you may bring your own. Program is limited to 10 partici-pants, adults and teens 12 and older. Time: 6:00 p.m. Location: Henrietta Hankin Branch Library.

07Hot Issues Facing the Delaware River and its Watershed. Maya

van Rossum, the Delaware Riverkeeper, will join us to talk about some of the major issues facing the Delaware River and its watershed and communities. Among the topics that may be discussed will be pipe-lines, the status of the gas drilling threat to the watershed, buffers, and stormwater. Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: Chester County Library.

15Get the Most From Your Library’s Online Resources. Finding your

way through the library’s website and its spe-cial features can be challenging. Join us and discover what’s available to order, reserve, download, and use from the comfort of your own home! We will go over setting up your online library account, searching the cata-log and reserving books, what is available to download, reserving museum passes and hotspots. We will even venture into the data-bases. You are welcome to bring your laptop or device and follow along, or just come to listen. Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: Chester County Library.

19Medicare 101: Discover your options. The Volunteers of the

State Health Insurance Program of Chester County - APPRISE – Chester County Dept. of Aging, cordially invite you to attend a free update session. Discussion topics will include; definitions of Medicare A, B, C; explanation of the drug benefit (Part D; tpes of policies available in Chester County; things to consider when selecting a policy. A question and answer period will follow. Seating is limited. Time: 6:00 p.m. Location: Chester County Library.

106th Annual Holiday Craft Show and more! Join us at the Chester County

Library for our popular Holiday Craft Show! Support local businesses and buy homemade for the holiday season! Vendors will be setup throughout the library to browse. Also during this day, join us for our special holiday program-ming! “Meet Mrs. Charles Dickens” at 11:00 a.m. and enjoy a reading from “The Christmas Carol.” Listen to the sounds of the holidays with The Center for Performing and Fine Arts Chorale Group at 12:30 p.m. or attend our Holiday Folktale Theater at 2:00 p.m. Visit our website at www.chescolibraries.org for more information. Time: 10:00 a.m. Location: Chester County Library.

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XYZ Connect Hosts November Programs!

Museum Pass Program News

XYZ Connect provides information for upcom-ing Chester County Library events and programs that may interest Generations X, Y, and Z. For more information visit www.chescolibraries.org and click on the “Adult Programs” button in the middle of the homepage. Email any questions, comments, or suggestions to xyzconnect@ccls.org.

Random Fandom Fanfiction Short Story Contest. Chester County Library invites all fandoms and writers to participate in the Random Fandom Fanfiction Short Story Contest taking place during the entire month of November! To enter the contest, writers must write an original fanfiction short story between 2,500-5,000 words in length. Finalists will receive prizes for first place! You do not need to register for this event, but to officially enter the contest, you must email your submission between the dates of November 1st and November 30! You must be 18 years or older to enter.

NaNoWriMo Writing Spaces. Are you par-ticipating in National Novel Writing Month this year? Come to Chester County Library every Wednesday night in November from 6:00 p.m.-8:45 p.m.! Find a quiet niche in the library, use your laptop or device, one of our computers, or paper and pencil.

The goal is to write 50,000 words by the end of November. Midway through the evening take a break in our cafe area for a snack. Join the fun and network with other writers.

The D.F.T.B.A. Book Club. The D.F.T.B.A. Book Club will meet monthly to discuss pre-chosen books popular within the Nerdfighter Community. Come and enjoy coffee (or your hot beverage of choice), sweets, and a discus-sion of Rainbow Rowell’s Fangirl. For the month of November, we will be meeting at the Lionville Starbucks (111 Eagelvew Blvd. Lionville Pa, 19341) on November 18th, from 7:00pm-8:00pm.

- Zoey Mills, Library Assistant

Many of you have already taken advantage of Chester County and Henrietta Hankin Branch Libraries very popular Museum Pass Program that provides free admission to various museums and historic sites in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. For those of you who haven’t yet reserved a museum pass, the upcoming holiday season is a great time to take advantage of this special program by visiting area attractions with your friends and family--most passes admit 4 or more people!

In an effort to offer even more opportunities for our customers to enjoy our area’s offerings, we’ve added two new museums to our program: the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, PA, and the Battleship New Jersey Museum and Memorial in Camden, NJ. Unfortunately, the American Helicopter Museum passes are no longer available. The program continues to support educational and cultural experiences by providing access to the following sites:

Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University, Philadelphia

Battleship New Jersey Museum and Memorial, Camden, New Jersey

Chanticleer–A Pleasure Garden, Wayne (reopens March 30, 2017)

Chester County Historical Society, West Chester

Elmwood Park Zoo, Norristown

Grounds for Sculpture, Hamilton, New Jersey

Independence Seaport Museum, Philadelphia

National Constitution Center, Philadelphia

Pearl S. Buck International, Perkasie

Penn Museum of Archeology and Anthropology, Philadelphia

Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia

Customers with valid and fine-free library cards can borrow museum passes for one day. The passes must be borrowed and returned at the same library. Both libraries have the same passes, but availability varies by library. For more information about the Museum Pass Program, please visit www.chescolibrar-ies.org or call 610-280-2620 / 610-321-1710.

The Museum Pass Program is supported by the Friends groups of the Chester County and Henrietta Hankin Branch Libraries, the Chester County Library Trust, Sam’s Club, Exton Square Mall, Omega Design Corporation, TD Bank, Alliance Pharma, and Wegman’s. Thank you to our generous sponsors! Interested in becoming a sponsor of the Museum Pass Program? Learn more at www.chescoli-braries.org/using-library/museum-passes.

-Elizabeth Hess, Reference Librarian

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Let us help this holiday season!We have everything from recipes to gifts!

Volunteer Corner

The holiday season is a busy time of year. Family gatherings and finding the perfect gift for loved ones can be frustrating and stressful. With time being a previous commodity, remember that the library can be your best destination to find all of your family entertainment, holiday de-stressers, and party planning ideas, as well as unique, one-of-a-kind holiday gifts for everyone on your list!

Need some simple craft ideas for the chil-dren to keep them busy? We’ve got that. Want to listen to holiday music while you wrap pack-ages or bake cookies? The Chester County and Henrietta Hankin Branch Libraries have a large selection of holiday music CDs. Check out one or more to brighten your day.

If you’re looking to add a new dish to the dinner table or need an idea for a covered dish to take to a party, we have lots of recipe books for side dishes, appetizers, cookies, and so much more! There are books on table arrange-ments and home decorating that will help you make your home festive for the season.

Once you’re all done (well, maybe need a break!), there are holiday-themed DVDs for you to watch and lots of holiday fiction for you to read. Most of these books are short, easy, enjoyable stories. Come find all the “merry little things” you need at our libraries this holiday season.

Looking for the perfect gift for a loved one? We can help!

The Henrietta Hankin Branch Library will be hosting an Artisan Show on Saturday, November 5th, from 9:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Stop by the library to do some shopping! Local Artisans will be selling their hand-crafted goods.

The Chester County Library will be hosting its 6th annual Craft Show on Saturday, December 10th, from 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Vendors will be set up throughout the library to display and sell their crafts just in time for the holidays. We have a great selection of vendors this year! Save some holiday shopping and enjoy browsing our vendors who will include makers of personalized ornaments, jewelry, knit and fabric crafts, home décor, letterpress items, baked goods, and more!

The Artisan Show and Craft Show are free to attend. We look forward to helping you out during this holiday season!

Volunteers at Chester County Library are branching out in a big way. We have three Delaware County College students helping out in Checkout, Finance, and in the Jacob’s Technology Center. These great young people are able to volunteer for us here at the library and earn a salary through a school grant.

We have a new volunteer program at the Hankin Branch Library. Mah-Jongg is held every Tuesday. Anyone can stop by to learn and play No club rules, just enjoy-ment and the opportunity to meet people.

Thanks to our new volunteer Mah-Jongg coach

for helping us to kick off this new program!

I wish evenyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving!

- Susan Walraed, Coordinator, Volunteer Services

The Chester County and Henrietta Hankin

Branch Libraries will be closed on Thursday,

November 24, and Friday, November 25, for

Thanksgiving, and Saturday, December 24, and

Sunday December 25, for Christmas.

Happy Holidays!

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B O O K S FICTION

The Award by Danielle Steel

Better Late Than Never by Jenn McKinlay

Chaos by Patricia Cornwell

Cross the Line by James Patterson

Night School by Lee Child

No Man’s Land by David Baldacci

Odessa Sea by Clive Cussler

This Was a Man by Jeffrey Archer

Turbo Twenty-Three by Janet Evanovich

The Wrong Side of Goodbye by Michael Connelly

NONFICTION

Absolutely on Music by Haruki Murakami and Seiji Ozawa

Born a Crime by Trevor Noah

Last Girl Before Freeway by Leslie Bennetts

Ray and Joan by Lisa Napoli

Settle for More by Megyn Kelly

Superficial by Andy Cohen

Talking As Fast As I Can by Lauren Graham

NeW ReLeAses November 2016 

AU D I O B O O K S11/1 The Wrong Side of Goodbye by Michael Connelly

11/1 Faithful by Alice Hoffman

11/8 This Was a Man by Jeffrey Archer

11/15 Mistletoe Secret by Richard Paul Evans

11/22 Thank You For Being Late by Thomas L. Friedman

11/29 The Flame Bearer by Bernard Cornwell

M U S I C11/4 Eternally Even by Jim James (Rock)

11/4 Here by Alicia Keys (R&B)

11/11 Simply Christmas by Leslie Odom, Jr. (Holiday)

11/11 57th & 9th by Sting (Rock)

11/18 DNCE by DNCE (Pop)

11/18 24K Magic by Bruno Mars (R&B)

M O V I E S 11/1 Star Trek: Beyond (SciFi)

11/8 Indignation (Drama)

11/15 Finding Dory (Family)

11/22 Mechanic: Resurrection (Action)

11/29 Pete’s Dragon (Family)

11/29 Don’t Breathe (Horror)

V I D E O G A M E S11/4 Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare - XBOX ONE

11/4 Mario Party Star Rush – Nintendo 3DS

11/18 Pokémon Moon – Nintendo 3DS