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Frankenstein Day – Mary Shelley’s Birthday

08/30/2024

Krista Duncan

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It's alive!

Frankenstein's monster might be a classic, but there's always something new to discover.

Here are some fun facts you may not know about Mary Shelley and her creation.

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Women’s Equality Day

08/26/2024

Krista Duncan

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This Women's Equality Day, we celebrate powerful voices and storytellers like Margaret Atwood.

Explore compelling narratives ranging from dystopia to poetry to speculative fiction with these must-reads

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World Rowing Championships Aug. 18-25

08/18/2024

Krista Duncan

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If you love stories about underdogs, "The Boys in the Boat" is a must-read and must-watch!

Follow the journey of the 1936 U.S. Rowing team and their epic journey to Olympic gold.

Here's an introduction

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Book Lovers Day

08/09/2024

Krista Duncan

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Looking for the perfect end-of-summer read?

Here are some top picks from Stanford University students that align with popular college majors or may simply spark your interest.

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Family Fun Month!

08/01/2024

Krista Duncan

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Need a fun fix before summer ends?

Try a boredom jar! Here are some spontaneous adventures and creative projects to get you started!

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Read A Book Day

Happy Read A Book Day! There's nothing quite like getting lost in the pages of a good book. Whether you crave adventure, wisdom, or a little escape from everyday, books have the power to transport us to new worlds and broaden our perspective. In honor of Read A Book Day, why not dive into a timeless story? Here's a list of Books That Everyone Should Read At Least Once. Classics and modern favorites that inspire, challenge, and stay with you long after the last page. So today, find a cozy spot, open a book, and celebrate the magic inside every chapter. ...

World Folktale Day (recommended books)

World Folktale Day is a time to enjoy old stories from around the world. These tales have been told for many years and passed down from one person to another. Funk & Wagnalls Standard Dictionary of Folklore, Mythology, and Legend: This big book is full of stories, people and creatures. Twelve major religions have been included in this book because each religion creates its own culture. Their goal was to fit everything they could into one big book. Faeries by Brian Froud and Alan Lee: This one is filled with drawings and stories about faeries and magical creatures. Some are sweet and some are a little spooky. A Treasury of Western Folklore by B.A. Botkin: This book is filled with American stories. Funny, spooky, and everything in between. It includes ghost stories, songs, and cowboy legends. Come visit us at the library and celebrate World Folktale Day with these amazing books! ~~~ ~~~ ...

World Photography Day ~ (book suggestion)

Celebrate World Photography Day at the library! August 19 is World Photography Day, a time to celebrate the power of pictures and the stories they tell. Whether it's a moment frozen in time or a snapshot of everyday life, photography connects us across the globe. If you're curious about how photography has changed over time, check out World History of Photography by Naomi Rosenblum. This book takes you on a journey through the invention of the camera, the rise of photojournalism, and how different cultures have used photography to tell their stories. Stop by the library, get inspired, and maybe snap a photo or two of your own! ...

Book Lovers Day (book suggestions)

Book Lovers Day: Books About Books Today is the perfect time to celebrate the stories we love - especially the ones that are all about books themselves. Here are three great reads from our library that book lovers will really enjoy: Book Lust by Nancy Pearl - A fun and helpful guide full of book suggestions. Nancy Pearl shares tons of ideas for what to read next, based on mood, interest, and genre. The Library Book by Susan Orleans - This one tells the true story of a big fire at the Los Angeles Public Library in 1986. It also talks about how important libraries are and the people who keep them going. The Library: a fragile history by Andrew Pettegree and Arthur Der Weduwen - This book takes you through the history of libraries, from old scrolls to digital age, and shows how they've always been a big part of our lives. If you love books, these are great picks to remind you why reading is so special! ~~~ ~~~ ...

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