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On April 19, 1775, "the shot heard around the world" marked the beginning of the American Revolutionary War. Read what happened 250 years ago in these 10 books for young readers that led to the birth of the United States.
Who says that don't make great cinema these days? See what iconic films are celebrating milestone anniversaries this month.
Mario Vargas Llosa wrote books, won the Nobel Prize, ran for president, and punched Gabriel Garcia Marquez. What have you done lately?
Ten picture books for children and families to celebrate the religious aspects of Easter and Lent.
There’s so much more than Persepolis and Ms. Marvel.
April is Arab American Heritage Month, and here are some children's books to celebrate!
April is National Poetry Month. Check out one of these children's poetry and books in verse titles!
With over 52,000 job openings expected in the next decade and salaries climbing for volunteer managers, this valuable nonprofit position is one to seriously consider. Whether you're just now considering this path or have been leading volunteers for years, keep reading for tips and tricks from our talk with the Library’s own Volunteer and Partnership Liaison, Talena Reynolds.
Ten delightful stories to bring the Passover story to life for young readers.
Do you need a way to celebrate the contributions of LGBTQIA+ Arab Americans this Arab American Heritage Month? Start with this list of materials you can borrow from the library!
In the 1930’s, the jobless rate in Toledo was nearly 80% and citizens across the city were feeling the effects of the Great Depression. Social surveys and maps tell the tale.
Retelling a classic story from a new point of view can be a wonderful way to revisit old favorites. Here are some of the best different point-of-view novels to try.
