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“If Ms. Bethune can get her foot in the door, she will open it open for another generation of black women to get through.” - Eleanor Roosevelt.
It can be tough to know how to support a young person with an eating disorder. Here are some great resources that can help.
It's National Read Aloud Day. Read a book aloud to a child today, and every day!
A list of books and media about the Tulsa Race Massacre and history of the Greenwood District, also known as Black Wall Street.
Just like readers have favorite books, audiobook fans have favorite narrators. One of mine is the nine-time Audie Award winner Bahni Turpin, whose narration style is nothing short of mesmerizing.
Learn more about a very special Toledo Library donor, the late Georgianna Saloff, and how her generosity led to a transformative vision for the Saloff Family Children's Library.
For nearly 100 years, sleeping car porters prevailed in service and style when it came to providing railroad luxuries to working class individuals
Stories of Black entrepreneurial success abound within the collections of your Library. Read about Toledo’s Black business pioneers, complete with notes on how these history-makers paved the way for the area Black-owned businesses we enjoy supporting in this current day.
Celebrate the world's most famous time loop movie by checking out some of these other ones. Or you could just keep reading this blog post over and over again.
Not even Cobra Commander can stop you from celebrating G.I. Joe Day with this action-packed selection of books, movies, comics, and cartoons. Yo Joe!
