BEST OF BARD: SEPTEMBER 2018
Fear: Trump in the White House By Bob Woodward DB91876 Pulitzer prize-winning investigative journalist details the decision-making process for both foreign and domestic policy within the Trump administration. Draws on … Continued
Spotlight on Children’s Spaces: CLP – Squirrel Hill
Every Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh neighborhood location has a unique room or space designated to and designed specifically for young children. I’ve been traveling around, talking with the Children’s Specialists in those spaces, and figuring out what makes each space special. My first destination was CLP – Squirrel Hill.
October Means Dark: Or, How I Love Horror
As anyone who knows me can tell you, I am really into horror. I enjoy this time of year because I can let some small portion of this love out … Continued
The 7 Deadly Sins
When I heard that CLP latest After Hours event was going to be about the seven deadly sins, I thought that would be a great idea for a blog post. … Continued
Our NEWEST Obama Academy Narrated Title at LBPH Pittsburgh: Louisa May’s Battle
DBC 10099 Louisa May’s Battle: How the Civil War Led to Little Women By Kathleen Krull Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Annotation: Before her success as an author, Louisa May Alcott … Continued
Tween Queens: A Tale of Two Ella’s
We all, I assume, know Disney’s iconic version of the fairy tale Cinderella. Friend to small animals, sings while scrubbing floors, love at first sight with Prince Charming, dainty feet, … Continued
Resources for Students: Help for Homework or Finding Information for School Assignments
School has started and that means homework! With a library card, students can access digital collections and databases to help with doing research and much more.
Services for Dark Times
The library is often a place where people turn when they don’t know where else to go. Libraries help people with everything from finding a job, connecting people with social … Continued
I’ll Be Gone in the Dark
See how a serial killer from forty years ago is brought to justice today.
Narrating Turtle Diary
The recording program of the Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (LBPH) has produced more than 200 audiobooks in the past ten years. One of the most unusual of … Continued