I have the travel bug. And although I am being intentional about arranging both domestic and international travel this year, I am also...

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As the holiday season approaches, we, the Library Friends Group, want to extend a heartfelt appreciation to our donors, patrons, members,...

Step right up, ladies and gentlemen, as we embark on a journey through the enigmatic and captivating history of the World's Fair. These...

The landscape of Young Adult literature has undergone a fascinating metamorphosis over the decades, mirroring the societal shifts and...

As our calendars flip to November, writers around the world prepare for the exhilarating challenge of National Novel Writing Month, or...

Published in 1977, "The Thorn Birds" by Colleen McCullough quickly became a literary sensation, captivating readers worldwide with its...

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A home library is not only a wealth of knowledge, but also a good representation of the interests that make you who you are. Building one...

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Lucy Maud Montgomery, a Canadian author born in 1874, captured the hearts of readers around the world with her beloved novel, "Anne of...

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