I joined a book club a few months ago, and it’s now my turn to choose the book the group will read.
The library stands for respect, equality, and inclusion
This article by Library Page Tara Wright was originally published in the Arizona Daily Star on October 22, 2017.
I loved this book, now what?
Dear Ravenous Readers, please recommend my next book.
The one thing to know about Online Safety
It’s National Cyber Security Awareness Month, and our digital literacy topic is online safety! What a coincidence! There is one key tip to ensuring your personal and financial safety when working online, and it might seem like common sense, but sometimes we’re in a hurry or just want to get something done...or we just don’t…
Happy reading, animal lovers!
Jenn Berry manages the Dewhirst-Catalina Library. She also has an extensive background in human and veterinary medicine and is a state and national-board certified veterinary technician. She's also a self-described ophiophilist, or a person who loves snakes. In fact, she's owned pet snakes since she was 8 years old! It's no wonder then that award…
Love Letter to My Library: Anthony Ramos
We're grateful to Anthony Ramos for taking the time to submit this Love Letter.
Reminiscent of Socrates
Schooldays of Jesus, by J.M. Coetzee, sequel to The Childhood of Jesus, though able to be read as a stand-alone, is a sweeping and opaque work, perforated with allegories and uncertainty. It follows a seven year old boy named David, along with his adoptive parents Simón and Inés, as they struggle to find a stable…
Library Partnership Leads to Personal Success
Terri's been named SCORE's national Success Story of the Month for all that she's accomplished.
Remember. Survive. Run.
When Thomas wakes up in the lift, the only thing he can remember is his name. He’s surrounded by strangers, all boys, whose memories are also gone. Outside the towering stone walls that surround them is a limitless, ever-changing maze. It’s the only way out and no one has ever made it through alive. Then…
Reluctant about romance
Dear Ravenous Readers, I have been averse to reading romance for most of my life, but all of my friends are excitedly reading them and I’d like to know what all the fuss is about. I don’t like reading about weak women and don’t really have any interest in dukes, rakes, or any of that…
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