Here to Help: Books about Manners and Behavior
These books for young children highlight the importance of being considerate to others, sharing and using good manners.
African American History, Biography & Culture: Books for Elementary School
Through stories that illustrate African American history, biography and culture, children in grades K-5 can learn about people and events in an exciting way.
Here to Help: Books about Feelings
These books for young children explore a wide range of feelings and how to cope with them.
National Vegan Month
November is National Vegan Month! Maybe you’re curious about going full vegan or trying to incorporate more meat-and dairy-free staples into your meal planning. The following titles can help you plan inexpensive and nutritious dishes all year round!
Here to Help: Health & Wellness
These books can help kids explore feelings around staying healthy, visiting doctors, and more.
Celebrate National Native American Heritage Month
Celebrate National Native American Heritage Month with these recent nonfiction releases that explore Indigenous heritage, including cooking, wellness, and environmental stewardship.
Palaces for the People
Americans are in a crisis of loneliness. Factors like the pandemic and our deep political divides have kept us isolated, while social media and media echo chambers sort many of … Continued
Crack the Code
As the weather turns colder, it is the perfect time for puzzles and games. Puzzles help children build necessary skills, like problem solving, concentration, and reasoning. Filled with secret codes and puzzling mysteries, these titles will keep aspiring spies and coders busy for days.
Archives, Access, and Transparency: Preserving America’s Legacy
This book list is in part to help promote the program, ‘Preserving America’s Legacy: A Conversation with David Ferriero, 10th Archivist of the United States. Click here to view the … Continued
Judy Garland
There is no one like Judy Garland. The voice, the glamour, the tragedy. Garland was a hero to many and her voice –on and off screen–still touches people.