I encourage my fellow adults not to overlook children’s books when looking for our next great reads. When we do, we’re really missing out! Children's literature validates young readers, takes grown-ups back to their own childhoods, and invites us to remember that we aren't so different from kids after all.

It's a 2021 wrap-up! Check out what happened at the library this past year.

Do you like spooky stories? You don't have to wait until Halloween - here's a list of horror stories for kids you can enjoy year-round.

If you love Rick Riordan, and you're looking for more great stories like his, look no further. Check out these great authors.

Our first author highlight discusses the work of children's author, Katie O'Neill.

Information and suggestions for the Stuffed Animal Slumber Party grab and go bag - April 2021

When is the last time your kids tried printing? All it takes is paint, a shallow paint container, and various items from around the house.

Boxes can be the perfect starting place for an art project, game, or challenge. What can you create with a simple box?

What should you teach? And SHOULD you worry about teaching? After all, isn't that what kindergarten is for?

Just like a radio show, you can listen to ideas, music, and stories while you drive, at home, or at bedtime.

Understanding rhyme helps kids differentiate beginning and ending sounds in words. Don't worry if you can't carry a tune: just sing.