Textbooks are filled with the accomplishments of men throughout history but where are all the women? 

Spring offers a crop of egg books that are beautiful, informative and delightful.  Check one out for the egg hunt.

I work in a library, so maybe it’s no surprise I’m not much of an athlete. In fact, I’ve never truly understood games at all, including video games, board games, and all the sports balls.

Color printing in a newspaper comic strip from 1895?! Significant examples were recently discovered in a Nashville scrapbook. 

My favorite HGTV show now has a book too? Must. Read. Now.

Research shows that up to 80% of a child's brain development takes place before age three, making the earliest years the most essential in regards to creating a lifelong reader and learner. Here are some facts about your baby's brain development and some suggested shared reading. 

A most unconventional biography for a most unconventional musician. Cursing ensues.

If you like Americana music, you need to hear Mandolin Orange ASAP.

We're bridging the digital divide in our branches, online, and out in the community.

Reading to and with your child opens up a world of possibilities. In 1997, a small group at NEA (National Education Association) decided that reading should be celebrated, like a pep rally celebrates sports.