They Can’t Kill Us Until They Kill Us: Essays
Ohio-based poet and cultural critic Hanif Willis-Abdurraqib weaves personal memory, politics, race, class and gender together in powerful ways in this rich collection of essays.
Coding Concepts for Little Learners
Encourage STEM thinking with these books that support early math and precoding skills.
Coding for Kids!
It’s never to early to learn about coding. Check out these books for young children and get started today!
Biltmore Estate, The Vanderbilts, Gilded Age
Part history book and part family saga.
Moving Memoirs
This selection of memoirs will hook you from the first page with their moving accounts of living through trauma and upheaval, both personal and collective.
Becoming a U.S. Citizen? Tools for the Naturalization Journey
Are you thinking of becoming a U.S. citizen? The library offers many ways to learn about U.S. civics, history, and culture, as well as many ways to practice for the civics … Continued
From Tragedy to Humor
A rare look into growing up as a poor young black female in the inner-city.
Just Change: How to Collaborate for Lasting Impact
The book challenges you to rethink everything from how change comes about to building effective partnerships.
It’s All In a Name
Stop, look and read!
One Book Every Young Child: 2018 Staff Picks
Here are a few favorite books on the topics of individuality, family, and kindness. They complement 2018’s One Book Every Young Child selection, My Cousin Momo by Zachariah O’Hora!