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Reading suggestions by star sign? Yep! We can do that. This month, we share ideas for thoughtful and intelligent Virgo readers.
Here are 24 books about crayons for readers of all ages to enjoy. Whether it's about the history of crayons or sentient crayons that can be remarkably disagreeable, there are some gems here for everyone to crack open, like a fresh 24-count box.
They say superhero-ing is a young man’s (and woman’s) game. These 10 comics are like, “nah.”
Here are titles in which LGBTQIA+ and disabled youth seek to understand their worlds in authentic and diverse ways.
Check out these picture books to help kids get ready for the upcoming school year.
Did Dungeon Crawler Carl level up your reading life? Check out these read-alikes for your next adventure.
It sold over eight million copies and its covers are burned into the brains of comic fans everywhere, but what kind of legacy did it really leave behind?
Buy the sky? Sell the sky? We were never sure exactly what Michael Stipe was talking about; all we knew for sure was that, in 1986, we were definitely going to the mall to buy the new R.E.M. record.
The Steinem Sisters Collection and the Art Tatum African American Resource Center invite you to our Talking Circle on Wednesday, August 12 at 6:30 p.m. at the Kent Branch, focusing on women’s leadership, civic participation, and the political landscape in Northwest Ohio.
Book Lover’s Day was August 9, and what better way to celebrate than by talking about the books we love? We asked our customers to share their favorite page-turning books and these are the ones they just couldn't put down.
Sure, the real world is distressing, but have you tried watching a kids’ movie from the ‘80s?
Can do, Mr. Magoo! Season four of Ted Lasso drops on August 5th! If you like fun, uplifting sports-centered stories this is the list for you.
Don't you hate it when a global celebrity falls in love with you and turns your life upside down? Wait—that's never happened to you? That's okay; you can still read about it.
Virginia Evans' novel The Correspondent is a love letter to readers that features over 30 literary references. Read these books and maybe you'll understand them all.
If it has been a long time since you've read a book you've loved as much as you loved The Magic School Bus, Nancy Drew, the Baby-sitter's Club, Junie B. Jones, or Goosebumps series as a child, we have the perfect adult read-alikes for you!
