Looking for something new to read? November is Native American Heritage Month, and we've selected a dozen of our children's books written by Native American authors and featuring Native American characters.
Just after Halloween, it's time for Dia de los Muertos! This Mexican holiday centers around family and is a celebration of ancestors. Learn more about Dia de los Muertos in these children's books.
Spooky season is here! To celebrate Halloween, we've got not one but TWO Take & Make projects this month. Follow these instructions to wrap your own mummy. Or, click through to take a look at just a few of the magnificent mummy e-books you can checkout.
Ghosts, goblins, and other frightening creatures may be out and about on TV and decorating the neighborhood, but not everything Halloween has to be scary! Take a look at some of these not-so-scary picture books to ease fears around favorite Halloween creatures.
Throughout September over 160 Acorn Garland Take & Make kits were picked up from the children's room! Didn't get a chance to grab one? Don't worry, just click through to see instructions and a recommended book list all about acorns and squirrels.
The dog days of summer may be coming to an end, but there are still plenty of doggone good books to read! Here are just a handful of our favorite stories, both real and fictional, about canine companions.
Nearly 150 kits to make this Olympic rings mosaic craft were picked up at the library this Summer! Click to see instructions for recreating this craft.