Lately I’ve found myself with a little extra time on my hands. Even an inveterate couch potato such as me can only watch so much TV. For me, crafting is a fun way to fill my time, and it (usually) results in the creation of something useful. I enjoy sewing and crocheting. You know what else I enjoy?…
Testing Bibliofiles Blog Post
Testing blog post…
Jim’s test blog post is awesome!
Here is some equally awesome (and short) text that will surely aid our library customers written in a manner that works in this field, including bullets 1, 2 and 3.
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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest…
Exploring Art at the Library
If you’re stopping by YOUmedia to hang out or simply returning books at the downtown Chicago Public Library, why not take a moment longer to relax and reflect? Put on some jazzy tunes to set the mood and explore all the wonderful artwork that hangs on the walls of Harold Washington Library. Witness the Events in the…
Matching Fiction to Cocktails
Has the weather forced you inside this winter? Or do you love getting through the long winter months with warm blankets and books? Maybe you just came in from a winter hike or off the slopes. No matter your take on the season, you might have a thirst! Historical Fiction Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane is…
Love and New Beginnings: Spring Fling Teen Reads
Hyacinth Spring Flower Flower Flowers, opens a new windowopens a new window by congerdesign, opens a new windowopens a new window / Pixabay License - Free for Commercial Use, opens a new windowopens a new window / Slight cropping Each year, we suffer through the bitter cold, clinging to the promise that eventually, EVENTUALLY, winter will end. At…
Get Creative with Design Challenges
Are you a maker? Do you like to create? There are so many fantastic ebooks about kids expressing themselves through music and art. Try reading an ebook below and using the design challenges to help inspire you to make something amazing! Art makes neighborhoods look beautiful and can bring people together. Create something your family…
Tools for Parents of Children with Visual Impairments
Frequently, our librarians are asked for resources and ideas a parent can use in order to help their child build their pre-reading skills. These are skills a ch
6 Horror Graphic Novels for Elementary and Tween Readers
I love horror of all kinds—horror novels, movies, podcasts, short stories—but I especially love horror graphic novels. The illustrations show how scary the artist wants the story to be, but the text lets our imaginations run wild. To celebrate Halloween, check out these six spooky graphic novels for elementary and tween readers…
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