• Authors who write about the last months of their lives offer perspective and inspiration.

  • Are you wondering, “What is Juneteenth?” Juneteenth is a day, a week, and in some areas a month marked with celebrations, guest speakers, picnics, and family gatherings all recognizing the 19th of June as the day of emancipation of enslaved people in Texas.

  • It's been 12 months of titles spanning the genres of Science Fiction and Fantasy for this Online Book Club. Come read about our last 12 books and get a preview of the coming titles.

  • Comedy writer Paul Mooney worked with household names without ever quite becoming one himself, but the mark he leaves on American culture is unmistakable.

  • Struggling with anxiety or any type of mental illness is usually up there with resounding themes of Young Adult Fiction, including first love. That is because our teenage years are often very complicated, especially when mental health issues start to first arise. There are so many other factors that young adults face (besides growing up) that can push anyone over the edge.

  • A diverse mix of nonfiction books (and audiobooks) that are incredibly interesting, compelling, thought-provoking and informative.

  • Resources and ideas for having a great summer close to home.

  • We brought home a puppy during the pandemic and learned a few things along the way.

  • Romantic storylines paired with gorgeous locations.

  • A variety of reading recommendations hand picked by the Fact & Fiction librarians.

  • So you’ve finished binge watching Bridgerton? Now what? To satisfy your need for more romantic rom-com during Regency England, take a gander at these reads below. You may just find something to your satisfaction until the next season comes around.

  • Our vast resources include true stories of immigrants past and present and vital information and resources that Dreamers and new immigrants may need.

  • Immigrant Heritage Month gives people across the United States an opportunity to annually explore our country's heritage and celebrate the shared diversity that forms the unique story of America. The letter below is a part of a series that brings to life stories from our immigrant, refugee, and diverse community members who call Toledo and Lucas County, home.

  • A few favorite recent reads from Mobile Services.

  • Teen Books are not just for teens. Check out some of these great picks that adults are sure to enjoy.