Beyond ‘The Women’: Must-Read Books for Fans of Kristin Hannah
"Women can be war heroes, too" - While you're waiting for "The Women" by Kristin Hannah or if you want read-alikes, try one of these great titles with strong women in wartime themes.
9 Books to Better Understand Gerrymandering and Redistricting
If you've ever wondered why your congressional district is shaped so weird, these are the books for you.
Imagining a Brighter Tomorrow: The Best Solarpunk Fiction to Read Now
Solarpunk is a literary genre that envisions a sustainable future interconnected with nature and community. I want to live in this future, how about you?
5 Books to Grow Your Environmental Feminist Journey
Local environmental and spiritual leader, Rev. Aaron Baughman, continues our discussion of Feminism and the Environment that will continue at the Sylvania Branch on (Tu) August 20 at 6 p.m.
9 Books (and 1 Film) to Celebrate Women in Hip-Hop
From pioneering figures like Queen Latifah and MC Lyte to contemporary stars like Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion, female rappers have broken barriers and expanded the genre's boundaries.
4 Titles to Continue Your Environmental Feminist Journey
Local environmental leader, Dana Reising, continues our discussion of Feminism and the Environment that will continue at the Sylvania Branch on (Tu) August 20 at 6 p.m.
Toledo’s Water Crisis, Ten Years Later
Water is a building block of life on earth. So why does it keep trying to kill us?
5 Titles to Start Your Environmental Feminist Journey
Local environmental activist, Angie Fitzpatrick, kicks off our discussion of Feminism and the Environment that will continue at the Sylvania Branch on (Tu) August 20 at 6 p.m. Local sustainability advocates will lead a discussion on their journeys to sustainability and what women in Lucas County can do to help.
Dive into the Olympics: Best Books to Get Ready for the Summer Games
The Olympics bring so many great things together - athletic excellence, international fellowship, and so many amazing stories of how the athletes got there at all. Here are some great books to get into the spirit of the games.
5 Books to Mark 220 Years Since the Alexander Hamilton-Aaron Burr Duel
A long time ago two politicians tried to solve their differences with a duel, which maybe wasn't the best of ideas.
5 Photography Books For Discovering Our World and Beyond
Explore these photography books to help you discover our planet (and beyond!)
5 Great Books About Disability Pride
Five nonfiction titles for Disability Pride month with five star reviews from the real people that enjoyed them.
Commemorating Juneteenth
Juneteenth celebrates the official date, June 19th 1865, when all slaves in Confederate states were officially freed. It has become America's second Independence Day holdiay, and we've gathered some great books to learn about this important day.
8 Titles to Pursue Your Reproductive Justice Journey: An Interview with a Local Feminist and Nurse Practitioner in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Our conversation on Reproductive Justice continues with local feminist and obstetrics and gynecology nurse practitioner Bri Bumbaugh. Join us for a discussion at the Steinem Sisters Collection Talking Circle on Reproductive Justice on Thursday, June 20 at 6:30 p.m. at the Maumee Library.
5 Titles to Continue Your Reproductive Justice Journey: An Interview with a Local Feminist and OB/GYN
Our conversation on Reproductive Justice continues with local feminist and OB/GYN Jackie Vannuyen. Join us for a discussion at the Steinem Sisters Collection Talking Circle on Reproductive Justice on Thursday, June 20 at 6:30 p.m. at the Maumee Library.
D-Day for Young Readers
The 80th anniversary of the Normandy Landings is June 6th. Here are 10 books for curious minds to learn more about it and the war in general.
7 Titles to Start Your Reproductive Justice Journey: An Interview with a Local Feminist, Midwife, Educator, and Public Health Practitioner
Local midwife and owner of Solace Health and Wellness of Toledo, Erin Martin answers our questions about Reproductive Justice and issues in our area around reproductive health. Join us for a discussion at the Steinem Sisters Collection Talking Circle on Reproductive Justice on Thursday, June 20 at 6:30 pm at the Maumee Library.
10 Incredible Real Life Mysteries
May is National Mystery Month! Learn about incredible heists, mysterious places, disappearances, and unexpected discoveries with these books.
Processing Civil War Papers: Who Gets To Tell The Story?
How do we understand a person's identity in historical documents? Often, it depends on who is doing the storytelling.
10 Books Exploring Multiracial AAPI Identity
A call to celebrate your mixed heritage!
5 Books for the Stanley Cup Playoffs (the Hockey One, Not the Drinkware)
We now live in a world where we must distinguish between the ultimate prize in ice hockey and a popular insulated cup.
Happy 75th Birthday, NATO
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization was born 75 years ago. It’s kind of like an exclusive country club only without the annual dues. And with tanks instead of golf carts.
Celebrate Jane Goodall’s 90th Birthday with These Knowledge-Filled Titles
It's Jane Goodall's 90th birthday, and let's make sure it's not just chimpanzees who show up to her party.
Page-Turning Paris: 10 Book Recommendations to Celebrate 135 Years of the Eiffel Tower
Paris beckons with its timeless allure as we celebrate the 135th anniversary of the Eiffel Tower.
Learn About Nuclear Energy, 45 Years After Three Mile Island
The 45th anniversary of the Three Mile Island accident serves as a poignant reminder of the complexities, challenges, and potential associated with nuclear energy.
6 Titles for Your Feminist Journey: An Interview with a Toledo Feminist
Celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Steinem Sisters Collection (and Gloria Steinem's 90th birthday!) in interviews with local feminists! Our final interview features local feminist Mechelle Zarou.
11 Fantastic Historical Novels to Read Now
If history is your thing, try one of these great historical fiction titles!
6 Titles to Build a Feminist Leader: An Interview with a Steinem Sisters Feminist
Celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Steinem Sisters Collection (and Gloria Steinem's 90th birthday!) in interviews with local feminists! Our third interview features local feminist and managing director of Women of Toledo, Nina Corder.
Get Your Irish On for St. Patrick’s Day
No matter where you're from, everyone is a little bit Irish. What better way to celebrate than by diving into a great book or film celebrating Irish culture?
Trail Blazing Women
10 amazing books for kids about women explorers, adventurers, and pioneers in their fields.
Celebrate Women’s History
Read about accomplishments of women and girls from around the world in these literary works.
6 Titles to Grow Your Feminist Philosophy: An Interview with a Steinem Sisters Feminist
Celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Steinem Sisters Collection (and Gloria Steinem's 90th birthday!) in interviews with local feminists! Our second interview features Steinem Sisters Advisory Board member Ayla.
Top 8 Titles to Celebrate International Women’s Day
March 8 is International Women's Day. Learn about influential women from around the world with these titles.
7 Books to Launch Your Feminist Journey: An Interview with a Steinem Sisters Feminist
Celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Steinem Sisters Collection (and Gloria Steinem's 90th birthday!) in interviews with local feminists!
9 Books to Reflect on 20 Years of Being Facebook Friends
It's been 20 years since we became Facebook friends and you still haven't liked any of my posts.
5 Ways to Commemorate the Summer of Soul
In 1969, over the course of six Sundays the Harlem Cultural Festival was born. Filling Harlem with the mighty sounds of Mahalia Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Nina Simone, Sly and The Family Stone, and Gladys Knight and the Pips just to name a few.
You Never Forget Your First Folio: How William Shakespeare Invented Books
Shakespeare invented a lot of things, including, apparently, book culture. Thou art welcome, BookTok.
5 Books About Baseball and Japan to Put Shohei Ohtani, Baseball’s $700 Million Man, into Context
Baseball, Japan, the United States, and superstar Shohei Ohtani have just become a bit more entwined.
The First: Remembering Sandra Day O’Connor with 5 Books
"Sandra Day O'Connor blazed an historic trail as our nation's first female justice," Chief Justice John Roberts said in a statement. "She met that challenge with undaunted determination, indisputable ability, and engaging candor."
5 Books to Help Understand the Impact of Henry Kissinger
The former Secretary of State is dead at 100.
Amazing Aviators
It's National Aviation Month. Check out these interesting reads.
Top 10 Essential Alan Moore Comics in Honor of His 70th Birthday
Celebrate one of the most influential comic book writers of all time with some of his classic stories (and maybe a few deep cuts).
Going to Toledo Comic Arts Festival on Saturday November 4? Here’s Everything You Need to Know
The first ever Toledo Comic Arts Festival is happening (Th) Nov. 2 (online) and (Sa) Nov. 4, 2023 at Main Library. Here's everything you need to know before you go.
Young Adult Books to Inspire and Prepare First Time Voters
Celebrate National Voter Education Week and High School Voter Registration Week by helping young adults and first time voters get ready to vote.
14 Feminist Reads to Get You Started with Being a Feminist Ally
New to feminism? Or just want to know more about the topic? Check out this must-read list of 14 feminist titles from our Steinem Sisters Collection!
5 Books on the Importance of Voting
Celebrate National Voter Registration Day by checking out books on the history of voting and the Library’s new voter resource page.
Top Secret! Five Incredible Books About Spies
Five middle-grade spy reads that are incredible and intriguing.
10 Books That Showcase the Gift of Written Letters
World Letter Writing Day is September 1. Honor the art of written correspondence with these books of personal letters and stories.
Five Books to Honor And Celebrate Labor Day
On Labor Day, we honor the significant contributions of workers and the achievements of organized labor.
5 Important Books About the Climate Change Reality to Read Now
Learn about climate change through understanding, empathy, and action.
Floating in a Most Peculiar Way: 10 Books, 5 Songs and 5 Movies to Celebrate the Birthday of NASA
Sixty-five years ago, NASA was born. Its legacy includes Tang, that weird astronaut ice cream, David Bowie's career, and a whole lot more.
3 Books About How Art Tatum Became a Legendary Jazz Musician
Toledo born jazz virtuoso, master solo pianist and improvisational provocateur Art Tatum was a renowned 20th century musician. Discover these 3 books to learn more about him for Disability Pride Month!
10 Books to Help You Understand the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has significantly impacted the geopolitical landscape. Here are books to help you better understand what's happening.
175th Anniversary of the Seneca Falls Women’s Rights Convention
On July 19, 1848, American women gathered in Seneca Falls to launch a fight for their rights, dignity, and equality of opportunity. 175 years later, the conversation continues.
10 Fascinating Books to Better Understand the Supreme Court
Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! All persons having business before the Honorable, the Supreme Court of the United States, are admonished to draw near and give their attention, for the Court is now sitting.
10 Adventure Books to Get You Ready for Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
It's time for hidden tombs, lost cities, and cursed relics that somebody wants to put into a museum, or obtain so they can have immortality.
African Americans in the Civil War
This Juneteenth, check out 5 kids books that focus on African Americans who fought in the Civil War.
Elevating Immigrant Stories with Picture Books
June is Immigrant Heritage Month, enriching our collective national self through the stories we share.
History of Crayons
Crayons have been around for a long time! Here are some great titles featuring crayons and their history.
On International Museum Day, Visit One of the Toledo Area’s Fine Museums
Some of the world's finest museums are closer than you think!
5 “Great” Books on Catherine the Great to Read after Watching “The Great”
Catherine the Great is back on TV, which is pretty impressive considering she died in 1796.
R.I.P. MTV News (1987-2023): Headbanging the Headlines
For years, MTV News told the youth of America what was happening to the nation, to the world, and to Jamiroquai. But now it's gone. Tabitha Soren, we hardly knew ye.
10 Books to Increase Your Civic-Mindedness
Civics is the study of the basic rights and responsibilities of a country’s citizens. It covers everything from voting in elections to showing up for jury duty.
5 Titles To Help You Learn More About Queen Charlotte
Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story debuts May 4 on Netflix. These titles will help you learn more about the Queen and her relationship with King George III.
Down to Crown: 20 Movies About Royalty to Celebrate the Coronation
The UK has a new king. Between you and me, though, the royals in these movies are more fun.
5 Books About Tetris, Possibly the Greatest Video Game of All Time
Like after good round of Tetris, you'll close your eyes at night and see a series of falling blocks while you fall asleep after reading this.
5 Amazing Picture Books About Women Scientists
From digging up ichthyosaurus bones to laser eye surgery, check out these fascinating picture book biographies about pioneering women in their field of science.
10 Book To Help You Learn About Black History And Black Resistance
Book suggestions about Black Resistance, the 2023 Black History Month theme.
5 Titles to Celebrate 60 Years Since The Beatles’ First US Single
Odds are you've probably heard at least one song by The Beatles. Now it's time to read a book about them.
This Presidents’ Day, Maybe Read Some Books About, You Know…Presidents?
This Presidents' Day might be a good opportunity to learn about some Presidents.
5 Books to Better Understand UFOs
There seem to be a lot of things flying around the sky these days. Let's make some sense of it.
Celebrate Rosa Parks, An American Civil Rights Activist
Books and celebrations highlighting Rosa Parks Day, February 4.
What Were the 1990s Like?: Everything You Need to Know
With That 90s Show hitting Netflix, it's time to brush up on Trolls, Beanie Babies, Seattle grunge, Bill Clinton, Windows 95, and more.
Civil Rights Day: 20 Books About Leaders in the Pursuit for Equality
Learn more about the fight for Civil Rights through the lens of those who led the charge.
10 Books to Read to Learn About Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
A selection of books to aid in learning about and honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Celebrating Non-Religions: Books to Help You Understand Agnosticism, Atheism, and More
As the Library celebrates world religions this December, it's also pertinent to recognizes those that don't adhere to any particular faith.
Celebrating World Religions: Books to Help You Understand Sikhism
Learn about Sikhism with these interesting books.
Best Books to Give as Gifts: Nonfiction Titles
A selection of nonfiction titles that will make great gifts.
Celebrating World Religions: Books to Help You Understand Hinduism
With over 1 billion followers, Hinduism is one of the world's largest religions. Hinduism also has a large number of deities, and these books can help you understand this religion.
Celebrating World Religions: Books to Help You Understand Taoism
Part philosophy, part religion, Taoism (or Daoism) emphasizes living in harmony with the Tao (the Way). These books help explain.
Celebrating World Religions: Books to Help You Understand Islam
With an estimated 1.8 billion followers, Islam is the world's second largest religion and is growing. These books can help you understand about the religion and its people.
Celebrating World Religions: Books to Help You Understand Judaism
The Jewish faith and Jewish people are rich with history and tradition. Learn more about both with these books.
Celebrating World Religions: Books to Help You Understand Christianity
Christianity is one of the most practiced religions worldwide. These books can help you learn about its history.
Understanding the Terms Latino, Latinx, Hispanic, and More
A very, very brief introduction to Latino, Latinx, Hispanic, and more.
5 Really Great Dinosaur Books for Adults
Who says dinosaurs are only interesting for kiddos? Check out these recent books on dinos for adults!
5 Books to Read for Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Indigenous People's Day.
Toledo’s Black History in Scrapbooks
Two scrapbooks in the Local History and Genealogy Department tell the story of Toledo’s Black community.
Honoring the Toledo Troopers – The Winningest Team In Pro Football History
Thanks to a generous donation from retired Bowling Green professor and photographer Ronald J. Jacomini, our Toledo Troopers Collection is growing again!
15 Graphic Novels to Help Understand Immigrant Stories
Check out this list of graphic novels featuring immigrant and refugee stories!
10 Picture Books About Immigration and Belonging to Celebrate Welcoming Week
These books are full of stories to help you understand the successes, struggles, and journeys of immigrants past, present, and future.
5 Ways to Catch Up on the Writing of Barbara Ehrenreich
Barbara Ehrenreich made her mark immersing herself in the daily lives of the overlooked. That passion never went away.
10 Books to Read When Visiting the Library’s 45,000 Quilt Exhibit
The 45,000 Quilt is a work of art which brings together the vision of 60 immigrant justice activists and artists from 12 states and Oaxaca, Mexico.
Stefani’s Top 15 Books for Toledo Pride
Interested in LGBTQIA+ literature? Whether you are looking for your next great read or information, this list is for you!
15 Really Long Books About American History
Beach read season is over; pick one of these hefty books to inaugurate fall doorstop season, which is a totally real thing I just made up.
15 Historical Fiction Novels About Life in 19th Century America
History is stranger than fiction. With these books, you can have both.
10 Books About American History You Should Probably Read
We’re all part of a present that has been built upon past events. As the adage goes, “those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it,” here are books about the American past.
Celebrating 150 Years of Paul Laurence Dunbar
Happy Birthday, Dunbar!
9 Books to Read If You Like Better Call Saul
The Breaking Bad saga is wrapping up with the final season of Better Call Saul. If you're looking to recapture the edge of your seat twists and turns that show provides, these are the books for you.
Local History Resources at Main Library and a Prominent Toledo Dog
The Toledo Library proudly displays three paintings featuring the customary topic of renowned Toledoan artist, Edmund Henry Osthaus. Get the inside story of the painting of “Laddie,” displayed in the Local History Department.
Rethinking World War II 80 Years On
Two University of Toledo professors choose their top book picks for look at how WWII and the events of 1941 are remembered 80 years later. Here are their top book picks.
Banned Books Week 2021: Comics & Graphic Novel Edition
Comics and graphic novels have a special place in the Banned Books pantheon as it tends to be easier to point to images as being “inappropriate” than taking the time to read a full text.
Lady Whistledown Recommends
Let it be known, if there is a scandal, I shall uncover it and share every last detail. These books are sure to be full of them.
Banned Books Week 2021: Harry Potter: The Most Challenged Book of the 21st Century
How can a book series be the most challenged in the 21st century, yet the best-selling series of all time? Find out here!
Recs from the Road
A few favorite recent reads from Mobile Services.
Historic Heroines: Renaissance Queens
Five grand women and epic books to go along with them.
Fact and Fiction Recommends Spring 2021
Reading recommendations from the Fact and Fiction department Librarians at Main Library.
Kent Branch Recommends
Recommendations from your Kent Branch Library.
A Feminist’s Guide to Books About Women’s History
There is a common misconception that if a book is about a woman, then it must also be feminist. Sadly, this is most definitely not the case. Many books that claim to tell the
I Fell In Love with Funk!!
The music became the sound expressions of the pain, horrors, and upheaval of the world they knew.
Black History Month – On Screen
Celebrate February with these titles selected by Computers & Media.
Helping You Meet Those Reading Goals
Have you started a reading challenge yet this year? Maybe you need a little inspiration to log a few more books for TLCPL’s Winter Read. Maybe you want to challenge yourself to “read harder” this year. No matter what, the team at Kent Branch has you covered! We have curated a list of challenges to diversify your reads this year, and our staff has provided suggestions of some of their faves to match!
Books About the Trump Administration
Publishers love putting out books about whoever the current president is, but public interest in those titles tends to plummet as soon as the White House changes hands. Which makes sense: people love reading
Award-Winning Books 2020
The transition from an old year to a new one carries with it many benefits. A chance to reflect. A chance to try new things. A chance to pretend that you’re going to start exercising
My Life in Black Music
From my lens, the deep impact and role that Black music has played in the experiences of the underrepresented, in social justice, celebrations, faith, as a unifying force, and for all people globally, deserves recognition 365 days of the year.
Happy Birthday Philippa Gregory!
This is the author that got me hooked! As a high schooler, I read The Other Boleyn Girl and from then on, couldn’t get enough of British history. This book sparked my undergraduate degree
If You Like Historical Fiction
If you liked these five historical fiction books, chances are you will like these other five!
21 American Protest Songs
What do we want? Songs! When do we want them? As soon as this download is done!
Books That Take You Behind the Scenes of a Presidential Campaign
If you've ever worked for a presidential campaign, reported on a presidential campaign, or wandered somewhere near a presidential campaign, you've probably written a book about it. Maybe your book's on this list.
American Politics in Movies
If this election year has gotten you to a point where you've had it up to here with real-world politicians, these movies offer you the chance to take a break and spend some time with fictional politicians.
Women in Politics: 6 Must Reads
For the first time in our nation's history a female of color is a nominee for the office of Vice President! Let's celebrate by diving into top 6 books by or about the ladies of politics.
The Supreme Court: Grounds for Appeal
Government Documents, perhaps the stodgiest, driest and dustiest collection in the library, but arguably the most important to a democratic society, is perhaps benefitting the most from adjustments due to the pandemic.
Free Government Information For You
As a Federal Documents Depository Library, TLCPL has thousands of paper documents and hundreds accessible online. Many are research oriented, and essential for diving deep into complicated subjects. Some sources of government information are less formal and deal with current events and topics of public interest. The U.S. government has developed websites with the most up to date information.
Rachel Recommends: 2019 Spring Edition
The long climb from spring to sandal season requires a little pampering of the spirit. This list should not incite tension or anxiety, but, rather a sense of mellow peace.
Samuel Milton “Golden Rule” Jones, Toledo Mayor and Progressive Businessman
Samuel M. Jones is still remembered 100 years later for his tenure as a prominent businessman and mayor in Toledo, Ohio.
10 Fantastic Nonfiction Reads: True Stories Featuring Women Spies
Inspiring true stories about women who just happened to work as spies.
HerStory: Intersectional Feminism
In celebration of Women's History Month, join the Steinem Sisters Collection for HerStory: Intersectional Feminism. Featuring four of the Toledo region’s most celebrated women’s activists and forward-thinkers, this special program will investigate how the feminist movement can be more diverse and inclusive through a renewed focus on intersectionality.
We Dig Archaeology
Archaeology is not what you find, it’s what you find out - David Hurst Thomas
Avast! Pirate History is More Swashbuckling than ever!
The allure of adventure on the high seas beckons. Check out these great stories of piracy and maritime mayhem long ago....
10 Timeless Period Dramas to Watch Anytime
A selection of historical dramas and miniseries perfect for fans of pride and prejudice ... or anyone who enjoys good cinema.
A Life Examined: Philosophy for Everyday Life
Philosophy can help you become a better critical thinker, sort through information and live with a sense of meaning. And the Library has resources for all of your philosophical needs!
History That Reads Like Fiction
Truth is not only stranger than fiction, but often way more exciting as well.
Two Librarians, Too Many Books: Summer Reads
We're back! This time, we're obsessing over what we consider the best "summer reads" around. Read on for our lightly-edited-for-clarity conversation about what titles we think you should plop down on a beach with or stay safely-contained within your air-conditioned home with. We don't judge.
Jane Austen’s Hidden Feminism
Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice"Pride and Prejudice," a book that will live in infamy and also appears on a recent list of 100 Great American Reads, is a lot more feminist than popular culture would
What’s the Word: 12 Words Coined in Fiction
Learn more about the interesting origin of words coined by famous authors.
Ruth Bader Ginsblog
In her twenty-five years on the Supreme Court, Ruth Bader Ginsburg has become both an influential jurist and a pop culture icon, and the library has books about her that are as idiosyncratic as she is.
Read the Movie, Watch the Book, Spring 2018 Edition
Great books make great films … hopefully!?
Afternoon with the Monster: 200 Years of Frankenstein
Originally published anonymously on January 1, 1818, the legend of how Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley first conceived of Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus is as famous as the Monster it immortalized.
Organizing Your Life: Home Edition
Clear out the clutter, tidy up, and get organized!
Massaging Kale, Fair Trade Chocolate, and the French Kitchen: A Short Quest in Sugar Detox
Ever think about giving up sugar? Okay, I’m here for you. For your entertainment, I decided that the only way I could begin to tackle this subject, was to give up sugar myself.
Just Point the Camera and Shoot!
A small collection of people that shaped how cameras are used in everyday situations on the streets of some of the largest cites.
Podcasts: What are They and Why Should I Care?
What’s a podcast and why do my friends keep talking about them? Read on to find out how to jump onto the most informative bandwagon around.
Aging Gracefully
“Nature gives you the face you have at twenty; it is up to you to merit the face you have at fifty” – Coco Chanel
A Year Of …
How much can one person accomplish in the span of a year - continue reading to find out.
Great Early Fall Reads
A short list of fiction and nonfiction fall reads.
What to Read-Watch-Listen to Next!
Feel like there’s nothing interesting to read/watch/listen to lately? We can help!
Mission Accomplished: True Stories of Great Spies and Spycraft
With any spy story, there’s something compellingly magical about people sneaking around and getting away with it, but the best spy stories are the ones that really happened.
We Shall Overcome: Great True Stories of Overcoming Hardship
Tough times call for inspiring stories of people overcoming long odds or bad situations – take a look and be amazed.
Tracy Chevalier To Visit Toledo, Ohio
Learn more about the international bestselling author Tracy Chevalier ... and check out some of her books.
Okay Ladies, Now Let’s Get Information: A Feminist Reading List
In preparation for the upcoming Women’s March on Washington on January 21st, we’re highlighting some must-read books for the modern feminist.
Sports Roundup
Do you have a favorite sport or are you one of those sports-in-general fans? One thing’s for sure, if you’re not playing it, or watching it, there’s always something to be learned from sports books and movies.
Exploring Detroit by Bike
Travelling Detroit by bike, without having to worry about traffic, directions, or parking was a unique and advantageous way to tour the city.
Preserve Your Personal Story: Veterans
Do you have analog photos, letters, and documents that you wish were digital? We’re here to help! Bring your materials and Preserve Your Personal Story here at TLCPL. Continue reading to learn more.
Crazy About Jane
The great thing about Jane Austen’s work is that it’s easy to find something to love, because she writes with sincerity and humanity with a dash of wit thrown in from time to time to keep us on our toes. It's no wonder people around the world are crazy about Jane Austen to this day.
Downton Denial
Movies and television shows for Downton Abbey fans.
