Author Elizabeth Rusch explains the ins-and-outs of political processes and lays out her ideas for changing them.
Dress Coded by Carrie Firestone
Molly Frost is tired of her middle school's unfair dress code and is determined to change the rules.
On Wings of Words: The Extraordinary Life of Emily Dickinson
Text, illustrations, and Dickinson's own words flow together to create an uplifting life story--a good choice for National Poetry Month or Women's History Month.
Classified Rides: The Cars of James Bond
Why take on a dangerous international mission with a high chance of death if you don’t get to drive an amazing car while you’re doing it? From the very first novel to the most recent films, James Bond has been defined as much by his cars as by his martinis, women, and gadgets. In some…
5 Hot New Titles for March 2021
Check out these popular adult titles that will hit our collection in March. To see more titles, including new titles in popular series, check out our new titles page. Summaries provided by the publishers. A forgotten history. A secret network of women. A legacy of poison and revenge. Welcome to The Lost Apothecary, by Sarah Penner…
Preventing Falls for Seniors
Learn how you can prevent many falls and injuries--for yourself and for your loved ones.
Getting to Know Abraham Lincoln
Check out facts about Abraham Lincoln, and link to resources about his life.
My Librarian: Food Love
Enjoy a feast of stories for teens that blend recipes with romance.
Highlights from the 2020 National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled Conference
Discover how the NLS is becoming more culturally diverse and adapting its services to the blind and print disabled in the days of COVID-19.
Book Corner: Shining the Spotlight on Seven Page-turners by African American Writers
Adult Services Coordinator Tracy McPeck shares thrillers full of mystery and suspense for African American History Month.
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