There are few things of which people will instantly speak passionately. One of those topics is pets.
7 Books to Elevate Your Dungeons & Dragons Game
Learn the history of the world's greatest roleplaying game, give advantage to your sessions with non-official guidebooks, or get lost in a cozy fantasy.
Black Voices in Middle Grade Lit
Celebrate Black History Month by picking up one of these newer middle grade books by Black authors.
The January Five
Five things I'm digging this month: Kevin Wilson's new book, Kentucky noir, oatmeal, Ja, and the NBSP.
Great Women in History
Did you know, that the first computer program was published by a woman (Ada Lovelace) in the 1840s?
Our Favorite Storytime Books
Here in the children's department, we love storytime! And we love storytime books even more!
YA Book to Screen Adaptations for 2023
Check out these young adult books that are coming to the screen in 2023!
Singing the Title
Becoming an author takes dedication. It takes being willing to write and write and write some more. And then once you've done all that you have to let someone actually read and judge your writing to be able to revise, revise, revise, revise, and for a change of pace... more revision. But, once you've got…
Best Children’s Nonfiction of 2022
As the year comes to a close, many book lovers enjoy looking back on the books they've read and enjoyed last year.
The Impact of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Every year in January, there is a day set aside to honor the great Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and all the work he did.
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