On Friday, Ms. Kim represented the library at the Brooke Middle School's 8th Grade Career Fair! We prepped for 150 students and we hope that our future generation saw what types of careers that libraries have!

Get Caught Up! Need to catch up on THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION? Want to see it again? Check out how and where to watch this landmark PBS documentary from Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein, and David Schmidt. Broadcast: July 3 (Episode 1 from 9-11 pm ET/PT) and July 4 (Episodes 2-6 from 9:30 am - 8:00 pm ET/PT) Streaming: Free on all PBS platforms (PBS.org and PBS App) from Memorial Day, May 25, through Sunday, July 12. YouTube: The first episode of THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION will be availab

Welcome back to another post exploring our libraries! We have all kinds of little spots and corners you may have never noticed, so we can't wait to share them with you. This May's spotlight is on a small section (very small) but no less fun. The "Last Chance" display shelf gives books a second life you might say! You may not know this, but not all library books can stay forever, sadly. All libraries have a process usually called "weeding" where we start deleting some books to

The 250th anniversary of our nation is rapidly approaching. To celebrate, PBS Books has teamed up with the Library of Congress (LOC) and LOC's Centers for the Book to document the important literary heritage of our nation through American Stories: A Reading Road Trip. The vision of this series stemmed from conversations where LOC and PBS Books wanted to spark dialogue in local communities about the important literary heritage of our nation—we hope this episode can be a tool t