Science has had a long history. From the people who have discovered new aspects of our world to those false claims that have led more than one unwary searcher astray, there always seems to be something to learn or relearn. In these books you can find the answers to myths, the names of unsung scientists, and the many building blocks and how they shape our world.
MoreUp for a challenge? The Winter Reading Challenge starts January 2. Earn the title of Winter Reading Master (and a prize) by completing five of the 15 reading challenges by the end of February. And because it's the season of giving, we've made you this handy "cheat sheet" so that you can master the challenge with minimal fuss. You're welcome!
MoreThe Amazon has been under fire in one way or another since the 1500s when explorers first set foot in South America. These titles tell many different tales from the region, both historical and modern day.
MoreFrom cool and refreshing to tart and sweet these cookbooks can fulfill your summertime cravings. With pies, ice cream, and more, feel free to indulge your sweet tooth with the library's collection.
MoreThe year 1919 was filled with notable events: the ratification of two constitutional amendments, the Chicago Race Riots, a rigged World Series, and the culmination of WWI with the treaty of Versailles. Turmoil and conflict seemed to be around every corner and on every continent. These titles highlight those moments which have shaped future generations. As we step forward into the new year, let's look back to see where we've been.
MoreNeed a resolution for the new year? How about a commitment to make something? With these crafting books, the possiblities are endless. Whether you want to make something once a month, or every single week of 2019, the ideas and inspiration found in these titles can help make it happen.
MoreWith the weather turning and the desire to go outside waning here are some books to remind us of the about the great outdoors. Nature in some of its finest forms and the history and ideas that have surrounded them over the years. The topics in these books range from the longevity and grandeur of trees, to the history and significance of flowers. So to hold the dreary days at bay, explore nature from the comfort of your home.
MoreWhether you like soups, chilis, broths, or stews -- we've got you covered. Check out one of these cookbooks and curl up with a warm bowl of goodness this fall.
MoreThe Great American read has come to a conclusion. The votes have been counted and the winner declared. "To Kill a Mockingbird," by Harper Lee, has been declare The Great American Read!
MoreThese selections highlight hot topics in today's news: GMOs, organic foods, climate change, and more. Each of these titles outline a path to agricultural sustainability -- although they can take various routes to get there. Be prepared to experience new ideas with every turn of the page.
MoreWhether you fell in love with Prince Charming or were haunted by Rumpelstiltskin, these not so classic fairy tales should capture those emotions all over again.
MoreWhether you are interested in growing your own flowers for arrangements, using the existing flora around your home, or making the most of the flowers you buy, these books will introduce you to the basic techniques and floral designer tricks for make a beautiful bouquet.
MoreWith the last hard frost of the season behind us it’s time to get out and get gardening!
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