Dial-a-Story for May If you love story times and audiobooks or you want to participate in library programs but don’t have access to a computer, you can simply call our special phone number to hear recordings read by librarians and special guests. We read picture books, chapter books, poetry, short stories, original writings, STEAM/Science info,… read more >>
Sweet cheeses, January 20th is National Cheese Lover’s Day! It only feels right that this day would fall within the month of my own birth as I am a certified cheese lover. I like all cheeses in all formats, never met a cheese I didn’t like, etc. In honor of this special day, I flipped through our extensive… read more >>
Read with us in 2022! Watch each month for recommended reads in these categories. And tag us on social media to let us know what you’re reading! JANUARY – New Year, Better You!Read a self-help, inspirational or motivational book. FEBRUARY – ‘Tis the season for Rom-comsRead a book of Romance or Humor MARCH –… read more >>
This month’s Library Podcast focuses on creative writing, in celebration of the month-long writing challenge National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo. Each November, participants are challenged to write 50,000 words of a novel. Once finished, the work can be uploaded onto the NaNoWriMo website, which also features prompts, author speeches, and other assistance to help… read more >>
YA Book Reviews by Amy: Dark Academia Dark Academia is an aesthetic that encompasses everything classic literature, passion for knowledge with dark and mysterious undertones. This aesthetic usually includes beautiful white marble statues, earth tone leather tomes, tweed trousers and blazers, and lit candles with melted wax (among many other studious objects, dark green nature,… read more >>
YA Book Reviews by Amy: Traveling Around the World Through Reading I love a book in which the location reads like another character in the story. The setting has the ability to reflect the mood of the characters; the setting can cause joy or pain to the characters. The setting can be comforting or be… read more >>
Thursday, August 19 is National Aviation Day! National Aviation Day was created in 1939 to celebrate aviation and to promote interest in aviation. I might work at a public library, but for fun I am a private pilot. I learned a lot by reading about airplanes, aviation, and other pilots as role models before I began my first flying lesson. However,… read more >>
YA Book Reviews by Amy: Time Traveling Science Fiction is not a genre I gravitate to often, but when I do, I love reading books that have a time traveling or time loop element. Even some of my favorite movies have time traveling in it like Back to the Future and Groundhog Day. Time traveling… read more >>
YA Book Reviews by Amy: Horror & Suspense Occasionally, I like to be scared when I’m watching movies or reading books. Finding the right YA horror book can be hard; especially since I feel like the genre has a limited selection. While mystery and suspense are some of my favorite genres, supernatural or paranormal fiction… read more >>
YA Book Reviews by Amy: A Way to my Heart: FOOD! I love food and I love reading, so I enjoy reading about food. I do have to ask: Why are there so many food trucks in YA? And why do they always make me so hungry? I guess that’s good writing! Here are some… read more >>
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