Staff picks

If you are looking for novels and movies celebrating older LGBTQIA++ voices in fiction then this might be the list for you.

A list of books, movies, organizations and more in celebration of the many elders and seniors who have contributed to the well-being of LGBTQIA++ communities.

What to read after Martin, Rothfuss, Hobb, and Kay? Here are some fantasies, mostly epic, set in other worlds.

If you're playing the Read 4 Life game, here are some suggestions for the zine and graphic novel activity.

Fire-breathing, magical, and mysterious... fiction for Kids and family about dragons!

Stories and facts about colors for babies, preschoolers, and elementary ages.

If you're playing adult summer reading, here are some ideas for the cookbook activity.

Sleuths from around the world, for those who enjoy a side of travel with their mystery reading.

Some ideas for those playing the adult summer reading game.

Tired of love stories that only focus on young love or first love? Here is a list with older protagonists that find a second chance at love, or find love in a best friend, or find they love themselves best.

Books for a variety of ages with topics covering divorce, moving, starting school, new siblings, and loss.

Graphic memoirs, or autobiographical comics, are a fascinating way to learn the truth about different cultures, identities, stories, and histories. Through personal experience, the writers and illustrators tell the compelling story of what really happened.

If you like Bone Witch, Lord of the Rings and His Dark Materials then you might like this list.

Ready to move beyond the Reader section? Here are some books to try from juvenile fiction.

Books for Kids and family in preschool, kindergarten, first grade, and second grade that are helpful in talking openly about people who have disabilities.

Friends of Chamber Music is a My Discovery Pass partner.

Sometimes, the sense of place in a book is as important as the characters. You might remember more the feeling of being transported when you read than what actually happened and the world created might stick with you longer than the characters or plots.

In the 90s it was all about simple living. Somewhere along the way it morphed into minimalism. Now where are we?