Colette | Staff Film Review
Colette tells the true story of the early 20th century French author known as Colette, played by Keira Knightley.
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A History of American Sports in 100 Objects | Sports Book Review
A History of American Sports in 100 Objects looks at all kinds of history through these unique objects.
Anti-Racist Asian Reading List
This anti-racist Asian reading list covers a wide range of nationalities, identities, and experiences to help #StopAsianHate.
Strange Rites | Book Review
Strange Rites: New Religions for a Godless World by Tara Burton is highly recommended for understanding the post-postmodern zeitgest.
The Book of Eels | Book Review
The Book of Eels embraces the mysteries of the eel, which have come to embody the mysteries of life and death for the author, Patrik Svensson.
Stories about Food | Librarian List
Federico Fellini once said, “Life is a combination of magic and pasta.” I definitely agree. Never underestimate the magic of pasta. Good food has a way of bringing people
Books to Get You Back into Reading | Librarian List
New year, new you. You’ve decided you need to read more, a goal you make every year, with the same disappointing result every time. My aim is to remove that infamous first stumbling
To Destroy You is No Loss | Patron Review
To Destroy You Is No Loss by JoAnn D. Criddle follows the real life story of a young Cambodian woman living under oppressive communist rule.
Graphic Novels for Black History Month | Librarian List
February is Black History month, a time when we celebrate the contributions Black Americans have made to our country. Black Americans have contributed greatly to our nation’s legacy of arts
Joey: The Story of Joe Biden | Who Is Kamala Harris?
I’ve always loved reading children’s picture book biographies because they tell the stories of people’s lives through both words and pictures.
Graphic Novels about the Female Body | Librarian List
Bodies are beautiful and fascinating, but sometimes confusing and frustrating, am I right? When I was a teenager, I wasn’t given a lot of information or transparency about what to
The Lost Family by Libby Copeland | Author Interview
Libby Copeland is an award-winning journalist and author, who writes from New York about culture, science, and human behavior.
Art Books to Read in 2021 | Librarian Lists
Many of us took up a new or old creative hobby during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic last year. For me it was zentangle and paint-by-sticker books. (This one of iconic artworks is
Top Books of 2020 | What We Read and Loved
2020 was not our favorite, but books that came out in 2020 were! Check out what we read and loved last year.
Lost in NYC | Patron Review
In beautiful spreads that reveal the structure and bustle of New York City and its subway system, Lost in NYC by Nadja Spiegelman tells the story of a field trip adventure as two kids become