This article covers torpor, hibernation, and brumation, the methods animals use to survive the world of winter.
CRRL My Librarian: Veterans Day – A Salute to Those Who Served
A quick look at the history of Veterans Day, from its beginning at the end of the First World War. Includes links to veterans' resources.
Book Corner: Six thrilling mystery novels to read after Halloween fades
Embrace full dark at 5:30 with a fleece blanket and beverage of choice, and escape for a bit into these twisty thrillers.
Caring for the Caregiver
It's a gesture of love and commitment, but caregiving can bring emotional hardships as well as rewards. These resources may help.
Fredericksburg’s Battlefield Granite
Discover the history of Fredericksburg’s "Battlefield granite" quarries, and their significance in the local industry and architecture from the 19th to the 20th century.
Book Corner | Read, rhyme, repeat: Books that help toddlers learn to read
Children who have phonological awareness are more successful at sounding out written words when they start to read. Books that build phonological awareness are especially fun to read aloud to children.
Book Corner: Books Featured in Fall Talks at Your Library
The Library offers regular author talks on a variety of topics, both virtually and in person. Here are some of the books that will be discussed in author talks at your library this fall!
Splash Into Fun: Water Parks of Virginia and Beyond
Explore the development of water parks near and far with this article, including Soak City at Kings Dominion, Kalahari Spotsylvania, and other local options!
Of Hauntings and History: Virginia Ghost Stories
This article tells tales of Fredericksburg ghosts, shares some purportedly haunted places in Virginia, and provides a list of local ghost tours.
Haunting Halloween History
Did you know that Halloween is one of the world’s oldest holidays? It has gone through many changes.
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