Enjoy these titles about influential Asian American and Pacific Islander women in US history.
When a loved one is in crisis, it is hard to know where to turn or what to do. Here are some recent titles that can help…
50 years ago the married rock & roll duo Richard and Linda Thompson released their album "I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight," and the history of exquisitely rendered musical bummers has never been quite the same since.
Are you ready kids?! Your favorite sea sponge turns 25! Dive into nautical nonsense in celebration of SpongeBob SquarePants' 25th Anniversary.
"There's no reason to be afraid of roller coasters," they said. "It'll be fun!" They said. And now here we are.
Celebrate literacy and bookjoy on April 30th with these family-friendly titles.
To commemorate Arbor Day, here's a meticulous and largely unserious botanical guide to 15 of the weirdest trees in literature.
At some point in April 1564, William Shakespeare was born. 460 years later, we're still recycling his ideas.
National One-Hit Wonder Day happens every year, though when you think about it they probably just should have done it once.
It’s National Comic Book Day, so get out your manga, webcomics, graphic novels, zines, or superhero books!
The Library's Steinem Sisters Collection is hosting a panel discussion with the authors of On Drowning Rats on Tuesday, October 3 at 7 p.m. at Main Library. The authors will discuss their book and how you can combat sexual harassment at your job.
Celebrate National Voter Registration Day by checking out books on the history of voting and the Library’s new voter resource page.
Batman has been striking fear into the hearts of criminals for almost a century—even without any superpowers. Celebrate the Caped Crusader’s comic book legacy with some of our favorite stories.
If breakfast is less of a meal and more of a quick snack, these books might help you reintroduce the first meal of the day into your life.
Check out the Library’s upcoming events and books to celebrate Latinx Heritage Month.
Five middle-grade spy reads that are incredible and intriguing.
September 8 is International Literacy Day, and guess what: the Library has literacy resources for you.
Celebrate Deaf Awareness Month with these memorable titles for kids and teens.
World Letter Writing Day is September 1. Honor the art of written correspondence with these books of personal letters and stories.
On Labor Day, we honor the significant contributions of workers and the achievements of organized labor.
These 10 titles are for recognition of National Grief Awareness Day on August 30th.
Tina Howe was a playwright, which is to say, she wasn't a household name. But she was a beloved and respected artist whose body of work resonates through the careers of any number of artists that you've definitely heard of.
If you love Hallmark Channel programming, these authors are for you!
