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Helping Teens with ADHD Thrive:
Saturday, January 24 at 10:30 AM
Main Library, Large Program Room
Navigating the teenage years can be challenging, not just for teens, but for parents and caregivers too. In this informative and supportive workshop, Licensed Clinical Social Worker Divya Dodhia will explore the vital topic of executive functioning in teens, including how skills like organization, emotional regulation, and focus develop during adolescence.
Parents, guardians, and childcare providers will gain a deeper understanding of their teen’s needs and learn effective, real-world strategies to foster growth, independence, and self-confidence. This session will offer guidance, practical tools, and compassionate insight to help families feel more equipped and empowered on their parenting journey.
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Sunday, January 25 at 10:30 AM
Main Library, Children's Room
A warm and welcoming story time awaits with DJ’s First Day by Dashawn Simms. This beautifully illustrated book follows DJ as he takes on his first day of kindergarten, working through new experiences and big feelings with courage and curiosity. With encouragement from his teachers and the support of his family, DJ gains confidence and learns that he is ready for this exciting new chapter. A thoughtful and reassuring read for young children, especially those preparing for or reflecting on their own first days of school.
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Learn American Sign Language (ASL) - Beginner Sessions
Mondays at 6:00 PM
Zoom
This American Sign Language (ASL) class introduces participants to basic signs, fingerspelling, and everyday communication skills. The course emphasizes Deaf culture, accessibility, and effective communication with Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals in real-life situations.
This winter session will be held virtually. To receive the Zoom link, please register below.
Classes are led by instructor Thyson Halley of Deaf Advocacy Group.
| | Dearest gentle reader… the moment has arrived. Tickets are officially on sale for A Night on the Ton: A Bridgerton Lover’s Event, and this promises to be one of Hoboken Public Library’s most dazzling evenings of the year. Step into a world of Regency-inspired romance with immersive décor, swoon-worthy details, and plenty of opportunities to mingle, dance, and indulge your inner Bridgerton. Whether you come dressed to the nines or simply ready to bask in the drama, this enchanting night is designed for fans who want to experience the magic beyond the screen. Tickets are limited, so secure yours now before the season’s most anticipated invitation is spoken for. |
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Toddler Story Time
Wednesdays at 10:30 AM
Grand Street, Program Room
Designed especially for toddlers, this lively 30-minute program blends story time with movement and music. Little ones will enjoy listening to books, dancing along, and burning off some energy in a playful, welcoming space. Before heading home, families are encouraged to browse the shelves at our Grand Street Branch and check out a few favorite books to keep the fun going.
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Thursdays at 1:00 PM
Main Library, Story Time Room
Kripalu yoga teacher Jane Porges leads mindful movement yoga classes. All levels are welcome! These 90-minute long classes will cover the basics including breath, alignment, balance and yoga postures.
All levels are welcome, including those who have not practiced yoga before.
Please note that you will have to register each week for class.
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Thursdays at 6:00 PM
Main Library, Reference Books Room
Join us for the Sit and Stitch Club, a welcoming space for crafters of all levels to gather and work on their own projects in a relaxed, social setting. Bring your knitting, crocheting, embroidery, or other handcrafts and enjoy creating alongside fellow makers in the community.
This is an informal, self-guided club with no formal instruction provided, making it perfect for those who want uninterrupted crafting time or to share ideas, tips, and inspiration with others. Whether you’re an experienced crafter or just getting started, all are welcome to participate and connect.
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Maker Monday
Monday, January 26 at 3:30 PM
Grand Street, Program Room
Mondays in January at the Grand Street Branch are all about winter creativity. Each week features a new seasonal craft using provided materials, making it easy to drop in and get creative. This week, participants will create colorful sand art, a fun and hands-on way to brighten up the winter season.
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Sci-Fi/Fantasy Book Club
Monday, January 26 at 6:00 PM
Main Library, Large Program Room
Our monthly Sci-Fi/Fantasy Book Club returns with a discussion of The Sol Majestic, a bold and imaginative novel that blends high-stakes science fiction with big questions about creativity, ambition, and the cost of genius. This lively conversation is a great fit for readers who enjoy inventive worlds, sharp humor, and stories that push the boundaries of the genre, whether you are a longtime fan of speculative fiction or just beginning to explore it.
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ADULT PICK
The Starseekers
by Nicole Glover
Set against the thrill of the Space Race, this imaginative fantasy blends history, science, and magic in a way that feels both clever and heartfelt. At its center is a brilliant arcane engineer working at NASA who balances math, magic, and a surprising role as the host of an educational show, all while dreaming bigger than the Moon itself. When a mysterious, cursed incident pulls her and a charming professor into an unexpected investigation, the story becomes a delightful mix of adventure, romance, and speculative fun. Perfect for readers who enjoy smart worldbuilding, slow-burn chemistry, and stories that reimagine history with a magical twist.
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YOUNG ADULT PICK
Snow and Ink, Vol. 1
by Miyuki Unohana
This atmospheric graphic novel pairs stark beauty with quiet emotional depth, telling the story of two outcasts bound by circumstance and secrets. A condemned young man spared from execution and a wealthy heiress numbed by her own trauma form an uneasy alliance as they journey into exile in the frozen north. As snow-covered landscapes mirror their isolation, moments of tenderness and trust slowly emerge, creating a powerful contrast between violence, grief, and healing. Haunting and visually striking, this is a compelling read for anyone drawn to introspective storytelling, morally complex characters, and slow-burning bonds forged against unforgiving odds.
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KID PICK
Storm. Disaster Alert!
by Daka Hermon
This energetic early reader blends superhero excitement with real-world learning, making science feel fun and approachable for young readers. Familiar Marvel characters guide kids through the basics of extreme weather and natural disasters, pairing bold comic-style illustrations with eye-catching photos and clear nonfiction text. Reassuring, informative, and full of action, it’s a great pick for curious readers who love superheroes and want to better understand the powerful forces of nature around them.
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