Folklore Friday: Beauty and the Beast
Daydream about far off lands and once upon a time for Folklore Friday: Beauty and the Beast edition as you think about the bookish princess and her library!
Category: Blog
Happy National Limerick Day!
Happy National Limerick Day! It’s Friday, so take some time to enjoy a few limericks and comics to lighten up the end of your week!
100 Books List Spotlight: Two Favorite Poets
Poetry can be many things, but most people would agree: if it’s not passionate, it’s not poetry. 100 Books List highlights two favorite poets.
Earth Day: Writing about Nature & NYC Celebrations
Celebrate Earth Day on Saturday, April 22, out and about in New York with nature-themed events or stay home and read about about the world around us!
National Library Week: Libraries Transform
It’s National Library Week, themed “Libraries Transform”! Take the opportunity to check out a library near you or take advantage of library programming.
Nominations for the 2017 Pannell Awards
Nominations are now open for the 2017 Pannell Awards! This prestigious prize is awarded to two bookstores yearly for their promotion of childhood reading.
(Literary) March Madness: Contemporary Depictions of Mental Illness
The final installment of our literary March Madness discusses depictions of female mental illness and how people react in contemporary literature.
(Literary) March Madness: The Minds of Female Authors
Part two of our literary March Madness moves on to discuss the minds of female authors with focus on Emily Dickinson, Virginia Woolf, and Sylvia Plath.
100 Books List Spotlight: The Catholic Church
100 Books Lists spotlights a fictionalized memoir and history book written by women about Catholicism.
(Literary) March Madness: Literature’s Classic “Madwomen”
Part one of our March Madness series takes a literary twist: “madwomen” in classic literature. Read about Ophelia, Bertha, and Sethe.
Happy National Limerick Day!
Happy National Limerick Day! It’s Friday, so take some time to enjoy a few limericks and comics to lighten up the end of your week!
100 Books List Spotlight: Two Favorite Poets
Poetry can be many things, but most people would agree: if it’s not passionate, it’s not poetry. 100 Books List highlights two favorite poets.
Earth Day: Writing about Nature & NYC Celebrations
Celebrate Earth Day on Saturday, April 22, out and about in New York with nature-themed events or stay home and read about about the world around us!
National Library Week: Libraries Transform
It’s National Library Week, themed “Libraries Transform”! Take the opportunity to check out a library near you or take advantage of library programming.
Nominations for the 2017 Pannell Awards
Nominations are now open for the 2017 Pannell Awards! This prestigious prize is awarded to two bookstores yearly for their promotion of childhood reading.
(Literary) March Madness: Contemporary Depictions of Mental Illness
The final installment of our literary March Madness discusses depictions of female mental illness and how people react in contemporary literature.
(Literary) March Madness: The Minds of Female Authors
Part two of our literary March Madness moves on to discuss the minds of female authors with focus on Emily Dickinson, Virginia Woolf, and Sylvia Plath.
100 Books List Spotlight: The Catholic Church
100 Books Lists spotlights a fictionalized memoir and history book written by women about Catholicism.
(Literary) March Madness: Literature’s Classic “Madwomen”
Part one of our March Madness series takes a literary twist: “madwomen” in classic literature. Read about Ophelia, Bertha, and Sethe.
