Every year, there are plenty of people who get into the “spring cleaning” mode, and this year at the North Branch, I am no different. In an effort to make the flow of the Adult fiction and Non-fiction sections easier to navigate, I implemented a dramatic shift and hope that it makes it more enjoyable…
Cozy Sci-Fi: The Subgenre You Never Knew You Needed
I consider myself a fantasy-lover who dabbles in other genres. Then I discovered cozy science fiction.
Great Picture Books to Read Outside
One of my favorite things about warmer weather is being able to read outside
Laugh & Learn with Funny Books about Science and Math
Whether math was your high school nemesis or science is your favorite thing, you can learn something new (and have a good time!) with these read.
Swoon Worthy YA Romances
Check out these swoon worthy teen romances as the weather keeps getting warmer!
May Early Literacy
Each month, we offer a kit packed with tips and suggestions around an early literacy calendar. Here’s a guide inspired by our May Early Literacy Kit.
Mental Health and Movies
Mental health depictions in Hollywood are not a new idea. Some movies present mental health in more accurate ways than others. For some entertainment and a moderate dose of awareness, here is a shortlist of films I've enjoyed over the years. Bill Murray's acting (especially in his early comedies) is almost always over-the-top funny, and…
Asian American Heritage Month: Deep Diving into the Japanese Internment Camps of WWII
A collection of primary resource sites to help understand and visualize Japanese Internment Camps during WWII.
Counted-Cross Stitching Is Back In Style!
Hi Everyone! I have been a cross-stitcher for over 40 years. I got hooked on it after taking an after-school class in 6th grade (ages ago!)
Tough Gardening Questions? Ask the MSU Extension.
Michigan State's extension is full of information from the experts about gardening. And they have one very helpful tool on their website.
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