When you were growing up, maybe about, oh, in fifth or sixth grade, did you ever read Ellen Raskin's book The Westing Game? It's a smart,...
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When you were growing up, maybe about, oh, in fifth or sixth grade, did you ever read Ellen Raskin's book The Westing Game? It's a smart,...
Like many of you, I'm missing the library and browsing the shelves since the closure. Luckily, we still have access to Overdrive and Hoopla to fill...
For today's post , the Matchmakers team welcomes our guest blogger, Librarian Bill Rubin! Bill writes: So you’ve been home for two weeks and you...
As social distancing guidelines keep stretching into the future, you may be running out of things to keep your or your kids entertained at home....
Baseball’s Opening Day was supposed to be last Thursday. Usually we are preparing for college basketball’s Final Four weekend this time of year....
Books are a great way to talk with children about current events, news, and tougher topics. The news surrounding COVID-19 is a perfect example! ...
As we finish out the month of Valentine's day, I wanted to share some of the great modern romances I've read in celebration! I also wanted to...
It's no secret that H.P. Lovecraft was a racist; it's rightly brought up whenever he and his works are discussed. Such beliefs make Lovecraft's...
While it may sound cliche, I really do enjoy reading just about anything. I may not read a ton of nonfiction or historical fiction, but I will read...
While I usually read primarily domestic thrillers and romantic comedies, I will stray away from my favorite genres for a romp in something a little...
The past decade has seen a number of big changes in the world of tech. Ten years ago, tablets, such as the iPad, were just being released....
The Stonewall Book Awards were first established in 1971 to celebrate and honor GLBTQIA+ literature and in 2010 the award expanded to include a...