Nalbinding: What in the World is That? | Staff Review
Nålbinding: What in the World is That? By Ulrike Claßen-BüttnerAdult Nonfiction Are you looking for a new crafting project? Try nålbinding! It’s fun! It’s free! It’s obscure! Nålbinding is
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National Women’s Equality Day | Librarian Lists
American women gained the right to vote on August 18, 1920, but we celebrate National Women’s Equality Day on August 26 each year because that is the day the nineteenth amendment was
The Ultimate Man’s Survival Guide To The Workplace | Staff Pick
The author attempts to guide men through the minefield of the modern workplace.
Comfort Reads for Hobbit Day | Staff Favorites
Hobbit Day is coming on September 22, and in honor of our favorite Tolkien creations, we’re sharing a list of comfort reads!
What You Read This Summer | Adult Nonfiction
If you're looking for another fun read to get you through the summer, here are some adult nonfiction recommendations from our patrons.
What to Read to Learn About Roe v. Wade | Librarian List
For those who are interested in exploring the different sides of Roe v. Wade and the complex issue of abortion, here is a list of books.
What to Read After Watching “Under the Banner of Heaven”
If you’ve been hearing a lot of buzz surrounding FX’s original limited series Under the Banner of Heaven, you’re not alone.
The Mental Load | Book Review
This book, "The Mental Load," is a great resource to learn about the struggles that women and other minorities face in their day-to-day life.
Cooking with BTS | Korean Cookbooks
You joined the BTS Army and are riding that hallyu wave while making Korean Finger Hearts at all your friends! Why not further the obsession by cooking with BTS and making some of their
I am, I am, I am: Seventeen Brushes With Death | Staff Pick
Maggie O'Farrell is a wonderful writer of fiction, and here she shows that she is an equally wonderful writer of nonfiction.
The Library Book | Book Review
If you like nonfiction and are interested in learning about public libraries, then "The Library Book" would be great for you.
Take Control of Your Cancer Risk | New Book
Although there is a genetic factor to cancer, many risk factors are controllable. From diet to exercise to sleep to screenings for certain cancers to making sure you are up-to-date on
The Woman They Could Not Silence | Book Review
In 1860 Elizabeth Packard, a wife and mother of six children, was committed to an insane asylum by her husband. Why? Not because she was insane.
Best Adult Books of 2021 | Librarian List
Orem Library staff continues our best-of series with a list of our favorite adult books released in 2021. According to our librarians, here are the best general fiction and non-fiction books
Hunt, Gather, Parent | Book Review
In Hunt, Gather, Parent, the author travels around the world to research child-rearing techniques in other cultures.