Browse below to find both fiction and nonfiction tales based on the real stories of many amazing women who have existed throughout time. Throughout history, many women's stories were treated as less important than their male counterparts'. Books like these remind...
Feeling squeamish? Celebrate Edgar Allan Poe on October 7th with a macabre celebration of gothic and supernatural horrors. All Hallows by Christopher Golden The Atrocities by Jeremy Shipp Bunny by Mona Awad The Cloisters by Katy Hays The Collected Tales and poems...
We all know that you’re politely “forced” to read many books in college, especially if you’re in the Humanities, and sometimes they even end up being good! Long Division by Keise Laymon - I would consider this the most impactful book I read during my undergraduate...
Illustrated covers are the next big thing and this bright, bold, colorful type of art is prevalent mostly in contemporary and romantic fiction. But sometimes not. Take a chance, break the stereotype and pick a book based on the cover! Fiction Astrid Parker Doesn't...
There’s nothing in the world quite like books. Recording stories has been a part of our history for as long as humans have had a form of language and communication; whether through cave art, cuneiform tablets, quill and ink or a computer keyboard. Through the ages,...
We wish all our library patrons the best and happiest of new years! Looking back through 2022, there were many great books that we enjoyed. Hopefully you can say the same. If you’re looking for tips on what to read next, why not check out a book that one of...
October 2nd is the International Day of Non-Violence, initiated by the United Nations in honor of Mahatma Gandhi’s birthday. The practice of nonviolent protest as an approach to dealing with systemic issues is an old one, with examples going back centuries. Some of...
They’re creepy and they’re kooky, mysterious and spooky, they’re…Halloween boooks! What better way to summon the spirit of the season than reading about ghastly ghouls, voracious vampires, or wacky werewolves? We encourage you to take a bite out of the fangtastic...
“Books unite us, censorship divides us,” is the motto for 2022’s official Banned Books Week, where libraries, booksellers, and their communities come together to stand against censorship and uplift the sharing of diverse ideas. Launched in 1982 and sponsored by a...
Are you struggling in silence? What about the people you care about? The trials and tribulations of modern life often make it very difficult to notice when your loved ones are suffering from mental health issues, especially when they find it uncomfortable to talk...
