Get inspired, and get outside with travel-friendly cuisine featured in these new favorite cookbooks.
Humans of Libraryland: Hey Genesee!
In the Humans of Libraryland blog series, we introduce the people who work at your public library. Say hello to Genesee from Burien!
hoopla Film School: Celebrate Pride!
Greetings, avid scholars, and welcome to a long, long overdue session of hoopla Film School! LGBTQ representation in American cinema has an extremely fraught history. The rigid, censorious Motion Picture Production Code enacted in the 1930s made it virtually impossible to show homosexuality on film unless it was portrayed in a negative light. Consequently, gay characters…
Do Wordless Books Count as Reading?
Yes! They do! Every spring I visit elementary schools to tell kids about Summer Reading at KCLS. I urge kids to use our reading log to keep track of the minutes they read over the summer. And then I tell them EVERY KIND OF READING COUNTS. Still I get asked, "What about magazines?" "What about…
Northwest Author Garth Stein
I recently experienced the heartbreak of saying "goodbye" to my dog Teddy. Throughout the process, my veterinarian not only provided excellent care but caring. At one point we had a conversation in which we agreed the author that has best captured how dogs really think has to be Garth Stein in his bestseller, The Art of Racing in…
A Twin Peaks Road Trip
It's happening again. The bizarre and beloved cult classic Twin Peaks has returned to the small screen. This guide will show you how to have the perfect Twin Peaks road trip through Snoqualmie and North Bend with items from the library.
OneClickdigital and Zinio, Now in a Single App!
On June 27, 2017 RBdigital launched for KCLS patrons. The unified RBdigital app offers many improvements based on patron feedback. In the new app, you're able to: Access magazines and audiobooks from the same app with a single login and password. Search, download, and read/listen in one location. In-app preview, checkout, and renewal. Simple menu…
Getting Started with Stop Motion Animation
You don't need a big budget, professional cameras, or even actors to make movies. Get started with books and free classes at your library.
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