I've only ever seen New York City through a glowing screen. Movies, news broadcasts, TV shows, photographs of the Empire State Building, or just...
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I've only ever seen New York City through a glowing screen. Movies, news broadcasts, TV shows, photographs of the Empire State Building, or just...
Heights Libraries and the Cedar Lee District are pleased to announce their collaboration on the neighborhood’s first Storywalk®, featuring the...
I don't know about you, but I am indulging in a lot of feel-good, escapism reading lately. When the world feels like a giant dumpster fire,...
If you're looking for an engrossing family drama read, look no further than Christina Clancy's debut novel, The Second Home. The messed-up family...
I know we normally talk about books on this blog, but the book I was going to write about this week is not widely available at the moment, so...
Today, the name "Karen" represents a faction of the population, made up of white women specifically, that is threatened by the prospect of losing...
Did you see that thing on Facebook about Bill Gates, Hostess Twinkies, and the Cleveland Browns? Well, on social media it said that he has stopped...
October and fall weather always gets me in the mood to curl up under a blanket with a creepy book. I don't really get much into horror, but I do...
Here are two books I recently enjoyed, one by Jean Kwok and one by Cathleen Schine. These two authors have each written several books, so if you,...
Have you ever looked back on your life and thought that if you'd only made one choice differently your life could have gone in a completely...
Today the Matchmakers are happy to share a post from our guest blogger, librarian Bill Rubin: We start, again, with a story. Back when I was a...
If you have decided to read this post, I’m going to you assume you either really like Ulysses and want to read me gush about how wonderful and...