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Do you know these women?
Your library card gives you an “in” to more of Her-Stories - in picture books!
Hello, World: YA Books about New Beginnings
Coming of age as a theme in young adult novels is common. Many of these stories contextualize growth with tales of new beginnings.
May is Older American’s Month: Five essential reads for people of any age. Yes, you!
“Flip the Script on Aging” is the 2025 Older Americans Month theme. The five books below, free with your library card, do exactly that. They challenge us to find the right words, attitudes, policies and systems, because in the end (literally), our lives depend on it.
Adventure Begins At Your Library: Recommendations for Babies and Toddlers
Summer reading recommendations for the youngest library users!
Jazz Appreciation
April is Jazz Appreciation month, although there's no reason not to celebrate this unique and important art form all year round!
Short Reads for Sci-Fi/Fantasy Lovers
Interested in science fiction or fantasy but unsure where to start? Love science fiction and fantasy but don’t have time to invest in a whole novel? Try out one of these SciFi/Fantasy novelas.