If you would like some further reading on how to end the stereotypes against Down Syndrome, consider reading this End the Stereotypes Guide for Children . It should take you to a page where it might automatically download the PDF for you. Stop in to grab your very own coloring page (while supplies last) and/or print off a copy yourself.

Unleash Your Inner Storyteller! World Storytelling Day is the perfect time to help kids discover the magic of storytelling —and you don’t need a stage, a giant book, or even a perfectly planned story. All you need is a little creativity. So whether you’re a teacher, librarian, parent, or just a fan of a great tale, here are some playful ways to turn kids into fearless Storyologists ! Get ready for giggles, gasps, and maybe even a talking pickle or two. Here is a fun prompt

We're so excited to share with you another section of our libraries you may not know about! At both locations, we have shelves of Wonderbooks! Wonderbooks are like audiobooks, complete with a built-in reader to help little ones enjoy books on their own. There are lots of popular authors and series available, as well as some unique finds! They don't look very different from regular books, but the surprise is inside.... Using a wonderbook is easy for kids and grown ups! The bui

Adult Fiction The Devil in Oxford by Jess Armstrong. “If someone were to ask American heiress Ruby Vaughn how exactly the occult came to play such a large role in her life, she would immediately point to her octogenarian housemate and employer, Mr. Owen. Together, the pair run a rare book shop in Exeter. Mr. Owen’s penchant for arcane, unusual—and occasionally illegal—books has been known to get Ruby into her fair share of trouble. And after the last year, she is looking for

1984 was a huge season for the Brooke Hills Playhouse. They put on six great shows, and the crew, with some wonderful volunteers, re-sided the barn! Read about it here: https://nolessonplans.com/2026/03/11/brooke-hills-playhouse-a-collective-memoir-part-23-1984/