As we come to the end of 2019, we thought we'd share with you what you loved at the Library this year. First off, LISTS!
December at Your Library: Holidays and More!
With holiday events, book sales, and author salon, and more happening this month, December will be busy. Join us at the Library!
Kirk-Bear Canyon Library Public Art Project
The Friends of the Kirk Bear Canyon Library are seeking an artist, artist(s) or artists team to create public art.
A novel November at the Library!
A novel November at the Library! Don't miss out on all the fun happening this month at the Library!
October’s a busy month at the Library!
Looking for a good reason (but, really, who needs a reason?) to come to the Library? Here are some highlights from what might possibly be my favorite month.
Celebrate Read an eBook Day on September 18
If you've never tried an eBook before, today's the perfect day. Borrow a favorite, find something new, or pick something completely random to try!
Why doesn’t the library have unlimited copies of digital books?
If you love reading eBooks and listening to digital audiobooks, this is something you have probably wondered about. Seems like it should be easy, right?
Library card perks you may not know about
National Library Week seems like a great time to toot our own horn and tell you about great, lesser-known perks you get with your library card.
Enjoy these poems by Logan Phillips, Writer in Residence
Logan Phillips, our Summer 2018 Writer in Residence, was kind enough to share a couple of poems from his award-winning book, Sonoran Strange. Enjoy! Sonoran Strange CANTO RILLITO (WITH BATS UNDER BRIDGES) El bisabuelo de tu tatarabuelo es ahora aquel arroyo que serpentea en la montaña. Rillito rillín, riote río Rio-ito más pequeño cada año Rillito…
Walking in Another’s Shoes
I picked out The Color of Water by James McBride from my English teacher’s bookshelf on a whim. I was looking for a novel of some sort, but the title of this book immediately hooked me. This nonfiction story is a tribute from a black man to his white mother. Going back and forth between…
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