Easter Eggs and Secrets - 3 years ago The film heavily implies that Bruce Wayne and Batman are the same person. Kragle comes from Krazy Glue, but as some letters are rubbed off, the Lego characters read it as Kragle. One realm of the Lego universe is a clever play on words. Middle Zealand is a combination of Middle Earth and New Zealand, the place Middle Earth is based off of. At the end of the film, Batman tells Wyldstyle "He's (Emmet) is the hero you deserve," referring to the well known quote from the end of Dark Knight where Batman says he is the hero the city deserves. The LEGO Movie Wiki Guide Everything is Awesome LyricsYou will need to pay the remaining amount by another method of paymentThe World of David Walliams! Check out the very funny David Walliams' website for free games, activities, quiz’s, wordsearch’s and interviews. GECKOS IN THE LIBRARY! Havelock North Library hosts a lively junior book club for children aged 8 - 11. The Havelock North Junior Book Worms recently hosted local author Bruce Tregonning, who discussed his self published books Dare to Be A Boy, Dare to Runaway Home and Dare to Escape.
Bruce's latest book, Dare to Escape, is about the many adventures of a tree green gecko in the New Zealand bush. The children had great fun learning about and handling Bruce's geckos. To find Bruce Tregonning's books at Hastings District Libraries visit our catalogue. To see more photos click here. If you think LEGO is awesome, then you will be excited to know we have heaps of books, movies, and games on everything LEGO. From LEGO Ninjago to LEGO Friends and everything in-between – you can get it from the library. We have books for Lego Star Wars, Marvel, Chima, Batman, LEGO City, Monsters, Bionicle, Harry Potter, and LEGO DC Superheroes. We have LEGO movies to borrow – and LEGO Xbox and PS3 games!! We have LEGO annuals and heaps of books full of ideas for your next project! And don’t forget the LEGO Minifigure Guides. Did you miss seeing the new LEGO movie that came out this year? You’ll be happy to hear that its soon to be on our shelves.
Check out the movie trailer at the LEGO website. EVERYTHING LEGO IS AWESOME!! See our catalogue for books, games, and movies. Congratulations to Colouring Competition Winners! Congratulations to the winners of the Hairy Maclary Colouring Competition at Havelock North! 3 - 5 year olds winner - Aishling White 6 - 8 year olds winner - Paris Dixon We hope you enjoy your prizes. Winning pictures are on display at Havelock North Library. Dream Session with Dreydon Sobanja Flaxmere Library is still buzzing after a visit from author Dreydon Sobanja. He spent an hour with us, sharing his books on high-achieving New Zealanders and talking to children about their own personal dreams. After a discussion about how these goals can be achieved, Paige and Ron were very brave and read some pages from his books to the group. To finish everyone drew their own posters and wrote about their personal dreams. Dreydon's books on Jean Batten and Sir Edmund Hillary are ideal for primary-school children and show how dreams can become reality if we have a plan, persevere and take advantage of opportunities along the way.
It is not too late to hear his inspirational message as he will be in the district until Friday. He is visiting Hastings Library on Thursday, 18 July at 10.30 am and Havelock North Library on Friday, 19 July at 10.30 am. If you wish to check if his books are available please click here. If you want to read more about his organisation, Inspired Kids, click on this link: http://www.inspiredkids.co.nz/ The school holidays started with a bang in Flaxmere yesterday with a visit from Pirate Gran and her motley crew. The first activity of the morning was decorating biscuits and then catapault making. About 70 children joined in the fun and were very patient while the icing dried on their biscuits. However, some of the crew decided to play a trick on Pirate Gran and glued her cannonball to the catapault so it couldn't be launched. Needless to say, they had to walk the plank, ooo aargh! There is plenty more happening in the Hastings District Libraries over the holidays.
For details of events, please click on the link below: Samoan Language Week - Vaiaso o la Gagana SamoaWe are celebrating Samoan Language Week in Flaxmere Library with a special storytime session on Tuesday, 28 May 2013 at 10.30 am. Samoan is one of the most widely spoken languages spoken in Aotearoa, so come along and celebrate. Fafaga fanau i upu ma tala - Tautala i lau gagana (Feed the children with words and stories - Speak your language) is this year's theme. For more information on how this event began, check out this website: Hearty congratulations to all the children who completed the Great Book Mystery Summer Reading Programme - yes, all 555 of you! It has been wonderful reading and listening to your reviews. You are all champions! We hope you enjoyed the activities and entertainment and look forward to doing it again next summer! There is only one more week of the school term left so that means HOLIDAY TIME! To keep you all occupied, we have put together a Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious programme full of fun and magic.
Come and join in the Margaret Mahy storytimes, art and crafts sessions and magician visits. Check out the full programme by clicking on the link below: There is only one week left before the opening ceremony and Olympic fever is sweeping the world. Many local schools are studying London and British culture while some are holding their own mini Olympics with classes adopting a particular country. That means books have been flying off our shelves, but there are still some really interesting sports ones left. 'Does Farting make you faster?' by Glenn Murphy and Mike Phillips covers all sorts of interesting questions and answers about sports. Some are weird and funny, but you will also find some really good tips on how to improve your skills in all sort of sports. If you want to find out if farting really does make you faster, check it out today. For the latest news from London have a look at this website: : You can temporarily lift this restriction by proving that you're human: