Blogs y podcasts

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Think Summer Reading is Just for Kids? Not at All!

May 14, 2021

Ed Brown

Adults Can Have a Blast and Earn Real Benefits by Participating in Our Summer Reading Challenge

Time for Fashion

May 13, 2021

Amanda Dembiec

Who doesn't like to read about fashionable things?

Podcast

Just Listen Podcast: "A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner

May 10, 2021

Highly anthologized, “A Rose for Emily” begins with a title reminiscent of a lover’s offering and ends with a grisly reminder of the extent to which small town eccentricities can bloom into horror.

Bring on the Veggies – Plant-based Cookbook List

May 9, 2021

Sade Johnson

This is Sade's list of vegan cookbooks that she has enjoyed over the past year.

Podcast

Just Listen Podcast: Poetry Panoply II

May 7, 2021

Poetry Panoply II continues our celebration of English Romantic Poetry.

3 New Books by Women

May 6, 2021

Beth Deeb

Celebrate women authors with these great spring releases.

Podcast

Hansel and Grettel

May 5, 2021

You may already know this story! A woodcutter and his wife have no more food for their family, and so decide to take their 2 children into the forest and abandon them to their fates. They are taken in by an old woman living in a fantastical house, but all is not as it seems.

Mental Health Awareness Month

May 3, 2021

Katie Varnell

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. We need to end the stigma around it.

NPL Wants to See How You “Press Play” During Summer Reading Challenge 2021

April 30, 2021

Ed Brown

The Challenge Launches Today and Runs Through August 21

I'm Gonna Elevate

April 25, 2021

Sade Johnson

Scott Carey looks normal, yet he is gradually losing more and more weight. The problem is he has no idea why this is happening, and he is scare of what might happen when the scale reads zero.