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Oregon Blue Book (Website)

An almanac and factbook created by the Oregon state government that includes directory listings for current state government officials and departments.

Children’s Day and Book Day

Día de los Niños y Día de los Libros (Children’s Day and Book Day), often referred to as Día, is an annual library celebration of children, literacy, culture, family and multilingualism. This year, Multnomah County Library is celebrating Día with book displays, events at the library and more.

Silks and fabrics in the rare book room

The library is filled with books made of paper, but at Central Library, you can find a few very special items made of fabric. You can see a selection of these in the John Wilson Special Collections room, also known as the rare bookroom.

The 10 most popular books this summer

Escape the ordinary this summer with some of our most recent popular books! Whether you're craving a heart-pounding thriller, a laugh-out-loud romance, or a thought-provoking memoir, this list has something for every taste.

So many picture books for children who have new siblings on the way offer a negative take on the whole situation. These titles celebrate the coming event!

For young children, math includes identifying numbers, associating a written number with an amount, estimating, recognizing shapes, practicing measurements, judging quantities like less and more, a

Get the Everybody Reads no-wait e-book by March 15

It's your last chance to borrow the 2025 Everybody Reads e-book, Javier Zamora’s Solito, with no wait. You have until March 15 to borrow the no-wait e-books available in Spanish and English on Libby. Everybody Reads is made possible by gifts to The Library Foundation. The author’s sold-out visit is made possible by Literary Arts.

Did you know that five simple activities will help prepare your child for success in reading, school and life? Let these books inspire you to read, talk, sing, write and play with your child!

Did you know that five simple activities will help prepare your child for success in reading, school and life?

These books play with their structure and design in such a way that you are very consciously aware that you are reading a physical object.