At the September 28 meeting of the Heights Libraries Board of Trustees, the Board announced the direction and scope for the 2016 renovation of its […]
What is a Hashtag?
It’s hard to avoid the term Hashtag these days. It’s everywhere, from the news to prime time television. It shows up in magazines and even […]
Kitchens of The Great Midwest
Describing The Kitchens of the Great Midwest by J. Ryan Stradal is not easy. On one hand, it is a book about a girl, Eva, whose destiny was […]
Who Are You?
You are checking into your hotel in Casablanca when your backpack containing your passport, your laptop, credit cards, and ID is stolen. You have to […]
Want to Look and Feel Like a Spring Chicken?
Look no further, because this is the book for you! Spring Chicken: Stay Young Forever (or Die Trying) by Bill Gifford is an interesting look at […]
The Rest is Still Unwritten
Now, we’re not going to be talking about that Unwritten (you know you love that Natasha Bedingfield song!), but I have started a new-to-me graphic novel […]
This Book Will Reel You In
Let’s get one important fact out of the way first: the protagonist’s name in the novel Missing Reels is Ceinwen, and it’s pronounced KINE-wen. The author […]
Books to Read (or Re-Read!) in the Fall
Nothing says “fall” like back-to-school, pumpkin everything, sweater weather, and of course– cozying up with a good book. These are my favorite teen books that […]
“Your Body is a Lock. Death is the key. “
Want to read something slightly creepy that will keep you on the edge of your seat? Look no further, I have the perfect graphic novel […]
Books About Librarians…Recommended by Librarians
A coworker and I were talking about how we had come across a lot of books with librarians as characters or as the main topic. […]
