November 2022 Teen Reads: Must Read Fantasy, Royal Reads and More
Looking for something to read? Our teen services staff are here to help. Browse our handpicked collection of books perfect for teens. Visit Teen Reads to view our booklists curated just for you. You can also stop by the teen area…
Jay’s Book Talk: Don Quijote por Miguel de Cervantes
Hola! Yo tengo otra charla literaria de un libro viejo. ¡Casi perdí sacarla antes del final del Mes de la Herencia Hispana! De niño, este libro era muy importante para mi y me divertí mucho hablando de el.
New Children’s Books (October 2022)
What are the latest and greatest titles in the children’s collection? Visit the library’s Recommendations page for a new list of titles that celebrate Hispanic heritage, and take a look at the carousels below! Remember, you can place holds on…
Stepping into the Hellboy Universe
Mike Mignola wrote the first Hellboy comic in 1994, starting the chain of what would branch off into the large imagined world of Hellboy. With expanding universes, there always comes a point where there is just a huge amount of…
October 2022 Teen Reads: Spooky Books, Fall Reads and More!
Looking for something to read? Our teen services staff are here to help. Browse our handpicked collection of books perfect for teens. Visit Teen Reads to view our booklists curated just for you. You can also stop by the teen area…
Eyan’s Genre of the Month: Banned Books (And How They Changed My Life)
Perhaps I am staring off on a melodramatic note, but if you’ve read any of my blogs or spoken with me for more than 4 seconds, you know I tend to lean hard into hyperbole and dramatics. And again, I’m…
New Children’s Books (September 2022)
What are the latest and greatest titles in the children’s collection? Take a look at the carousels below! Remember, you can place holds on books and pick them up at our drive-up window. You can also sign up to get…
Book Review: Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin
Summary: On a bitter cold day, in the December of his junior year at Harvard, Sam Masur exits a subway car and sees, amid the hordes of people waiting on the platform, Sadie Green. He calls her name. For a…
September 2022 Teen Reads: Dystopian Fiction, New YA Authors, Hispanic Heritage Reads and More
Looking for something to read? Our teen services staff are here to help. Browse our handpicked collection of books perfect for teens. Visit Teen Reads to view our booklists curated just for you. You can also stop by the teen area…
Book Review: “The Way to the Stars” by Una McCormack
Hopefully, without sounding as though I’m disparaging Extended Universe or media tie-in novels, The Way to the Stars by Una McCormack is, technically, a Star Trek novel. However, you can ignore that entirely for the purposes of this book and this…