April is Arab American Heritage Month. Celebrate this month by reading books with Arab characters, learning more about the Arab world, and enjoying stories written by Arab authors or illustrated by Arab artists – we’ve got those books in the the Children’s Department!
Our book clubs offer a space for kids to get together, make friends, and discuss reading. Kids will have a chance to explore various genres to find out what excites them most and dive deeper into the stories and topics they love. Find the book group that fits your age and interest, then sign up on the Events Calendar for the next meeting.
Children should sign up for the book club that matches their grade level.
Just the Facts (K-2)
This is a nonfiction topic-based book club. Kids will enjoy some new found facts and share some of their own as well. The topic will be announced beforehand, but no reading is required.
Book Worms (2nd/3rd)
This discussion-based book club will explore various genres and types of books. Kids will have a chance to discover new books and fun characters on exciting adventures.
Fantastic Tales (4th/5th)
This is a fantasy and sci-fi book club. From dragons to robots, fairy tale realms to intergalactic dimensions, kids will explore various worlds and interesting characters.
March is Women’s History Month. Celebrate this month by reading about historical women you have never heard of, learning more about women you’ve only heard a little about, and exploring how groups of women have influenced the world around us – we’ve got those books in the the Children’s Department!
Click on a book cover for more information or to see it in our catalog. See a librarian for more suggestions.
Celebrate Black History Month by lifting up Black authors and characters through great books from the Children’s Room. These are wonderful books to read this month and all year!
Click on a book cover for more information or to see it in our catalog. See a librarian for more suggestions.
February is Black History Month. Celebrate this month with great books from the Children’s Department about the history of the Black community and its influential figures.
Click on a book cover for more information or to see it in our catalog. See a librarian for more suggestions.
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