On Thursday, March 25, 2021, Lynda.com will migrate to LinkedIn Learning, doubling the number of courses available to library patrons, from 7,000 to over 16,000! What do I need to know? On the day of the migration, March 25, Lynda.com/LinkedIn Learning is expected to be unavailable for approximately 24 hours. Don’t worry! As long as you sign into […]
March Magic – Books Beyond Rowling & Riordan
Sometimes, we could all use a little magic in our lives. Whether it’s through our favorite meal, a warm sweater, a fuzzy friend, or a new book, it’s always nice to feel the magic around us. And there are lots of good books full of magic on our shelves! Most people know about Harry Potter and Percy Jackson, but there are many other titles brimming with […]
Let’s Grow, Kiddos!
After a long, cold, snowy winter (brrr!), spring is finally here! Yes, it’s finally time to pack away the sleds and shovels, put the extra blanket back on the shelf, and scrape one last layer of crusty salt off our boots. As the mountains of snow shrink down to puddles, and we welcome the first robin of springtime, why not take the […]
Come on and Slam! And Welcome to the Jam!
Happy March Madness everyone! Live sports certainly look a little different this year, but you know what doesn’t change? Amazing stories about basketball and basketball trivia facts! You’ll find both here! The Crossover by Kwame Alexander Written in hip-hop, rhythmic verse, this story follows Joshua Bell, basketball star and twin brother. Throughout the winning season, Joshua […]
Women’s History Month
March is Women’s History Month, a month-long celebration of women’s unique and important contributions to American history. Here are a few notable titles for young readers that highlight some amazing people, events, and achievements. Check out the Women’s History Month shelf on Cloud Library for more titles on this theme, or put a hold on these excellent titles today! Lifting as We Climb: […]
Who’s Your Ultimate Bias?
What’s an ultimate bias you may ask? Amongst Korean pop music, or K-Pop, fans, an ultimate bias is your favorite member out of all the groups you love to listen to (as opposed to just a bias, which is your favorite member in any K-pop band). K-Pop has recently exploded in the United States, with groups […]
Coretta Scott King Award Winners
Celebrate Black History Month by reading a book by a Coretta Scott King Award-winning author or illustrator! Coretta Scott King Awards and honors are given “to outstanding African American authors and illustrators of books for children and young adults that demonstrate an appreciation of African American culture and universal human values.”* First awarded by the American Library Association in […]
Sweet treats to make with your family!
It’s February and Valentine’s Day is just around the corner! It’s the perfect excuse to enjoy something sweet, but how about trying something homemade instead of buying that same candy from the store? Here are a couple recipes you can make with your family and have a sweet time! Chunky Monkey Bars – Little Helpers Toddler Cookbook by Heather […]
Reading for the Happily Ever After
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and if you’re like me you could probably use a little of that Happily Ever After feeling in your life after 2020. Here are a selection of recent romances that are sure to make you swoon, blush, or smile. Get your holds in on these great titles today […]
Celebrate & Honor Black History Month
Black History Month gives everyone the opportunity to share, celebrate and understand the impact of African American heritage and culture. This month was created to honor the contributions, triumphs, challenges, and legacies of African Americans and their central role in U.S. history. In the current times, Black History Month encourages the recognition and study of […]