In Was the Cat in the Hat Black?, author Philip Nel examines the racist illustrations present in a number of Dr. Seuss’s works, and points out racism present in other children’s classics. Many of these books are on our shelves.

This blog post is part of a series examining classic children’s literature titles that have been deemed racist. Whether or not you choose to share classic books such as these with the children in your life, we encourage you to have open conversations with them on the topic of race.

In anticipation of Netflix’s upcoming The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance, here are 7 movie and television prequels worth your time.

Library Stresses Knapsack Safety at Weekend Wellness Session

When it's super hot outside (feels like 105!), I like to take my mind off of the searing heat by reading some fun books about penguins. Don't you?

New exhibit of Gary Layda's photography at Main showcases change in Nashville from the 1980s to the 2010s. 

Dogs and cats, living together? Mass hysteria!!!

A little love letter from this 90's kid to her favorite CDs.