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First Research

This resource is available to CLP cardholders only. First Research® industry reports offer extensive industry research written from an objective business perspective to help you become a trusted industry advisor. … Continued



First Chapter Book Series for the New Year 

These series openers invite new chapter book readers into a diverse array of situations and perspectives, with plenty of heart and humor to keep them reading the next adventures. 


NLS Firsts!

I was doing a bit of research on the early days of the National Library Service (NLS) and I came across a list of the first talking books that were … Continued


Life as a First Lady

After this election, I started thinking about what life was like for the women who were married to the presidents—who have to endure the rigors of the election cycle and endless press coverage, but whose contributions are significantly overlooked by history. In First Women: The Grace and Power of America’s Modern First Ladies, Kate Andersen Brower brings their personal stories to light and acknowledges their many and diverse contributions.


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April’s Virtual Lineup

FOLLOW US! Facebook Twitter Instagram Teenspace Instagram YouTube Activities Video Book Reviews: Up close and personal book talks with some of your favorite library staff. The next best thing to … Continued


Adult Battle of the Books 2025

Competitive readers, it is time to wipe off your reading glasses, sharpen your pencils and put on the coffee: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh is pleased to announce that Adult Battle … Continued


Genre Guide – Scandinavian Crime

Travel to the dark north where a cluster of countries – Denmark, Finland, Greenland, Norway, Iceland, Sweden, and surrounding islands – has been producing a steady output of grim crime … Continued


Did You Know? Nonfiction for Kids

Did you know that when Aldophe Sax first presented his saxophone at the Belgian National Exhibition, one of the other competitors kicked it across the floor?  Did you know that … Continued


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