The Sentinel-Record
Hot Springs National Park, AR:
Library commemorates moon landing anniversary Saturday
Stephen Mills of the Arkansas Sky Observatory will present "The Legacy of Apollo 11," a program about the 50th anniversary of the first manned moon landing on July 20, 1969, at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Garland County Library, 1427 Malvern Ave.
How to Protect Your Library With Medieval Book Curses
Medieval scribes protected their work by threatening death, or worse.
Finding a Book in Your Library
We’ve all been there. You download a book, can’t wait to read it, open WORDsearch and then…you can’t find it. Today’s Quick Tip will give you some information to help …
How to Sell Your Book to Libraries
Some authors have success selling their books to libraries in addition to selling on Amazon or directly to their local bookstores.
Wanderlust Your Guide To Align With The Moon: Create Your Own Full Moon Ritual
When we create intentional rituals under the light of the full moon, we unearth a deeper listening to our present state, and a call to action to empower ourselves to live our most fulfilled life.
What Easter is About
A community created to help parents do family better. We create helpful blog content, a weekly podcast, and a library of free resources.
Should you write “the Moon” or “the moon”? Writers weigh in
The argument in favor of capitalizing the Moon is a matter of showing proper respect.
How to be a book with Human Library
A lot of thought goes into choosing the living, breathing, reminiscing tomes that constitute a Human Library
How I mourned my sister through the books she left behind
But in Emily's library, I also saw a life well lived.
What Color is Your Library?
We both live among hundreds of books. There are books in our personal spaces and books in our work spaces, books in our cars and in our purses; books on kitchen counters and books propped up…
How to Create Your Own Set
Be sure and read our previous Quick Tip – How to Find Sets in Your Library. Sets are a useful feature of WORDsearch. Why are some books sets? Most sets are found in the Commentaries category,…
Take Note: Sometimes The Simplest Habit Can Remind Us How To Progress
How a simple scrap of paper in a storied library unlocks powers we already have but often forget.
How To Use The OverDrive App
Just because the Library is closed doesn’t mean you won’t have access to a vast number of great FREE books until we reopen. With the OverDrive app, you can choose from thousands of eBooks and eAudi…
A Guide to Drake's Library
If you're not up on what Drake's reading, it's too late.
Who's On First? or The Moon Sets at Midnight
We live in a Who's on first? world. This comes with striving, achievement, and or ideas of self and what it is to be a worthy human being. It's exhausting. Perhaps there is another way as we learn to trust the universe to carry us in life. Take a look.
Tech Tips to Encourage Reluctant Readers
From street lit resources to free, web-based libraries, digital tools to spark a love of reading and other tips from three experts.
What Do the Phases of the Moon Look Like? Many Moons Book Trailer for Children
Many Moons introduces young children to basic astronomy, and is sure to instill a sense of curiosity about the world and the universe. Many Moons explores th...
How Graphic Novels Became the Hottest Section in the Library
According to old stereotypes, it shouldn’t work—serious librarians should want nothing to do with the raucous, pulp world of comics—and for a long time it didn’t.
Why Dr. Seuss Is Worth Defending
Banishing him from library shelves is a slippery slope.
Only YOU Can Decide What We Read For Book Club
At the library’s book clubs, we’re fortunate that generally, the books we read earn widespread approval from our readers. While our selections don’t always get a Siskel and Ebertian two thum…
What Writers Can Learn From 'Goodnight Moon'
The children’s book sets up a world and then subverts its own rules even as it follows them.
