we have children sudbury invented all staff were so excited about to reach out in some way to make it personal and specific they're doing a story time i'm focusing on a particular country or think that art exhibit or there is a book club going on as well as many wonderful performances so we got on friday night the extent of leon. many people go to the library to go someplace else to find out about another life possibility to visit another place through books and the arts festival the kids get off the store told us that too. the ambassador said its visiting europe without a passport now with a library card you can visit everywhere thanks to the kids to the festival. children and adults the deal was about eighteen countries. i think we are. planting will go for help or support relationship that an understanding that it's the song. he said. i am thus the foundation the talking for you on wednesday the eighteenth of december. don't sit still i can see

introducing today's contestants -- a web editor from sudbury, ontario, canada...a literary manager from woodmere, new york... and our returning champion, a graduate student of history from welcome, maryland... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek. hey, johnny. thyoank u, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome to our show. i'm so happy to be able to spend this half-hour with you today. we have an excellent champion and two very good challengers in reem and murray. so, let's not delay. pick up those signaling devices. here comes the jeopardy! round and here come the categories. starting off with... you have to name the book in that category. alex: craig, start us. the blank of blank for $200, please. murray. who is robin hood? no. reem. who is the sheriff of nottingham? yes. the blank of blank. [ sighs ] which direction? for $200. reem. what is "west end girls"? yeah. which direction? for $400, please. craig. what is north? no. reem. what is east? east is right. you you for $200.