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Shadow and sunshine: here are two (two!!) new historical mystery series launches, both taking place around the turn of the twentieth century. One is on […]
Nina is a real estate agent who mostly shows upscale properties in the hills around LA. The opening story in Lydia Millet’s newest book of […]
In 1979, childhood resident and local reporter Marion H. Kelly and the Friends of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Public Library published a volume of library […]
Feel like the season has passed you by, you’ve missed out on summer fun, and there’s no time left for travel or excitement? I disagree. […]
There’s a little less than a month left in the library’s summer reading program for kids, Around the World in 30 Days of Reading. The […]
Here we go, an exercise in randomness. Because I seriously don’t know who (besides me) would read all three of these books. Different genres, different […]
It seems like the word coding is popping up all over the place, but many people have no idea what exactly it means. Coding is […]
Are you interested in learning more about the history of our local schools? Check out these scans of the original blueprints of Roosevelt High School, […]
The Fund for the Future of Heights Libraries (FFHL) is currently seeking nominations for its 2018 FFHL Honor Roll. Nominations will be accepted through Friday, August […]
Every book isn’t appropriate to read online and Lonely Planet’s The Travel Book is a perfect example. This exquisitely photographed coffee table book belongs in the […]
Local Cleveland author Brian McClellan makes a welcome return to his world of sorcery and gunpowder with Wrath of Empire. Set a short time after […]
Social Media and privacy have been in the news and even on our own blog! If you want to learn about the origins of social […]
Meg Wolitzer’s new novel The Female Persuasion really speaks to me as a young woman in my mid-twenties, because the main character Greer Kadetsky is […]
