The 2020 Eisner Award Winners
The Eisner Awards cover more than 24 categories of the comics industry and are often regarded as the equivalent of its Oscars. Here are the 2020 Eisner Award winners.
Why We Love Talking Animals
There’s something magical about animals that talk or act like humans. If you’re looking for middle grade books that feature this type of character, check out this list.
STEM Super Science : Science, Technology, Engineering and Math in the Kitchen!
From searching for ingredients to step-by-step instructions kids learn so much from cooking. These books are packed with STEM activities and inspiration you can implement in your errands to the store or afternoon lunch preparations. Pack your science lessons into meal times!
YA Grab Bag: Magic, Power and Modern Love
Magical realism, corruption, chance meetings and opposite attractions are all at play in these tales.
eBooks to Read: After You Finish Harry Potter
So, you finished Harry Potter. You may feel like nothing will ever compare, but don’t give up before you try! Here’s a few titles that might magically fill the void.
Middle Grade Books I Wish I Could Read Again for the First Time
Sometimes when I read a book, I have a longing – not to re-read, but to have that first experience with it again. Here’s a few titles I wish I could open up again from the very beginning.
Battle of the Books 2020: 6th Grade Booklist
6th Grade Battle Tuesday, February 18th, 2020 Learn more and register at www.carnegielibrary.org/battleofthebooks If you’re interested in audio or digital copies of the books check out Hoopla and Overdrive (library … Continued
Holes
Camp Green Lake is neither a camp or a lake. A jeuvenile discovers mysteries of his family history as he digs holes for punishment.
Absolutely Truly: A Pumpkin Falls Mystery
In Heather Vogel Frederick’s Absolutely Truly, she crafts a wonderful introduction to cozy mysteries for younger readers.
Silhouette of a Sparrow
What kind of bird are you? A hummingbird or maybe a cardinal? Perhaps a falcon, a crow, or even a penguin? Librarians are often thought to be owls, but if I were a bird, I believe I would be a cockatiel or a parrot. Garnet, a young 16-year old girl living in the 1920s and our main character, believes she is a sparrow because of how “normal” her life is so far.