The Woodmont Library is celebrating the 5th anniversary of its wildly successful public garden. Created in 2012 by Children’s Librarian Deborah Sandler, each year it just gets better and better. Thanks to this year’s Children’s Librarian Robin Howe, we are continuing the tradition. The peas and kale are ready and the strawberries are coming on…
Preserving the Flavors of Summer!
By RachealJune 27, 2016
If you also want to dig into preserving and would like a bit of guidance, here are a selection of books that that would be excellent for both old-time canners and beginners alike!
Love The 100? Try These Titles
By PeggyJune 23, 2016
Do you love the sci-fi action series The 100? Are you looking for something to tide you over until the premiere of season four? If so, read on for a list of books, movies and TV shows about space, survival and sci-fi adventure. Battlestar Galactica The war with the Cylons (vengeful humanoid robots…
4 Sweet Romances with Imperfect Leads
By RachealJune 21, 2016
I've officially been reading romances long enough that I should probably quit pretending it's a phase and just proudly state that I am a Romance Reader, capital Rs and all! With so many titles under my belt, I finally have a good idea of what makes me smile so hard my cheeks hurt, and what just makes me cringe. These four books will be…
Blockbuster and Backlist: The Fireman
By JennaJune 20, 2016
Here in the library world, we've been debating for months (yes, truly) about what the 'big book of summer' will be this year. What's the big book of summer? It's the blockbuster book that simply everyone will need in their beach bag. One of the books that comes up again and again is The Fireman…
Awesome Plus Size Women in TV and Movies!
By RachealJune 20, 2016
Movies and TV shows featuring stories of plus size women who have fun and get happily-ever-afters.
Once Upon a Time in the Library
By AareneJune 18, 2016
Once upon a time the famous physicist Albert Einstein was confronted by an overly concerned woman who sought advice on how to raise her small son to become a successful scientist. In particular, she wanted to know what kinds of books she should read to her son. ‘Fairy tales,’ Einstein responded without hesitation. ‘Fine, but…
Baby Sign Language
By DestineeJune 17, 2016
If you're interested in learning more about using ASL with your child, start with these books and DVDs from your library.
Nostalgia Meets Modernity in Ruth Chew eBooks
By JenniferJune 16, 2016
Rediscover the work of Ruth Chew, prolific author and illustrator of children’s books pertaining to all things magic.
Lose Hate, Not Weight: Getting Started with the Body Positive Movement
By Jessica HJune 13, 2016
If you want to get on this path of understanding and practicing body positivity, here are a few books to get started.
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