Some of our most cherished relationships are with the older people in our lives. Grandparents, great-aunts, and older neighbors and friends are special people and deserve special
The Orem Library Kid Zone has a new way for kids and families to listen and learn this summer and beyond. Come up to the Children’s Mezzanine and look for the colorful shelves of orange
Arab American Heritage Month is a new way to celebrate Americans who have immigrated from — or are descendants of Arabic speaking countries. These countries are found on the North
I loved learning more about Mister Rogers' life and the show through Hello, Neighbor!: a book that's perfect for kids. If you or your kids like Mister Roger's Neighborhood, you should check
Did you know that the United States congress designated March as Women’t History Month in 1987? Here at the Orem Library, we love to celebrate Women’s History Month with exciting
Each year, Orem Library staff compile a list of our favorite books, movies, and music released in that year. Past lists featured now classics like We Don’t Eat Our Classmates, Super
Each year the librarians at the Orem Library pick one book to read as a community. This fall, we’ve traveled to the Appalachian Mountains of Tennessee and North Carolina for The Ballad of
Summer Reading Wrap Up The Orem Library 2021 summer reading program has come to an end. This summer we’ve read our way through countless fairy tale worlds, fought fearsome dragons on
Sam & Dave Dig a Hole By Mac BarnettPicture Book I bought a used copy of Sam & Dave Dig a Hole at the library, little realizing that the Vox box still worked! My son has listened to
The past year has been full of unexpected challenges and adversity! Whether it’s the global pandemic or personal and family challenges, having resilience can make the unbearable easier to