First Grade Round Up is an opportunity for students to visit the library and get a sense of what it has to offer them and their families.
Why You Should Read for Pleasure (Even When You’re Busy)
Busy schedule? Try these simple, realistic tips to help you make time for reading—and enjoy the benefits every day.
5 Easy Tips to Start an E-book Reading Challenge
Stuck in a reading rut? E-books make it easy to read anytime, anywhere. Try these tips and book picks to get started.
Celebrate Women’s History Month
This March, celebrate the history and accomplishments of women past and present with these curated blogs and lists for all ages.
Thorndyke’s Portal: Let’s Make a Book
Join Thorndyke the Bear and try your hand at Japanese book binding for kids with this tutorial on Creativebug.
Know Your Org: Mercy Education Project
Learn more about the impactful work of this Detroit-based organization, dedicated to empowering girls and women through hands-on education.
Storytime: Pizza
Get ready for a slice of fun! Check out these resources to inspire a pizza-themed storytime at home.
Celebrate Irish American Heritage Month
Explore Irish culture, get ready for St. Patrick’s Day, or discover a new author this March with these curated blogs and lists.
Trash to Treasure: Where to Donate Your Stuff
Have the desire to spring clean and donate your items? Read on for some excellent tips and timely information.
Dr. Seuss: The Good, the Bad and the Silly
To celebrate Reading Month, we have produced: this informative blog all about Dr. Seuss.
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