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A list of 9 World War Two fiction titles appropriate for Upper Elementary and Middle School audiences.
Book suggestions to celebrate El día de los niños/El día de los libros, for kindergarten through fifth grade
In the spring, warblers, a tiny, colorful classification of songbirds, fly through our area on their journey of thousands of miles between Central and South America, and the Caribbean, on their way to Northern North America.
In this month's Ready to Read blog, we explore writing. Writing begins at birth! Learn tips and tricks on building fine motor skills to get your little one ready for future school success!
A book series motivates children to continue reading to see what happens next. This selection highlights the first book in these popular children’s series.
Are you missing live music because of COVID? Check out the music on Freegal.
Keeping children safe while using digital technology.
In honor of Earth Day, take a deeper look at how we get electricity to power our homes (and lives) and whether there are more sustainable and healthier ways to obtain this resource from the environment.
The list below is a great starting point to learn more about the Asian and Pacific Islander experience for the teen audience.
Do you need a good Science Fiction title to read? Check out these recommendations curated from the youth librarians at Toledo Lucas County Public Library for upper elementary students, grades 4-5!
When it's time to get the little ones dressed, some children will insist upon being fashionable. You can embrace it or debate it, but fashion is all about independence, personal style and self expression.
Help young children undertand some of the universal laws of forces and motions with these engaging library resources.
