Bats are beautiful, sophisticated, intelligent and ubiquitous mammals, yet they are often misunderstood due to widespread harmful myths and legends. It is very important to celebrate bats because they are endangered, and are requisite to the survival of our planet. International Bat… Continue Reading Beautiful Bats
When the Upper East Side lives rent-free in your head, and you find yourself whispering “I’m Chuck Bass” like a daily mantra, it might be time to soothe that obsession with a new read. But don’t worry – if Gossip Girl left… Continue Reading Read It Like You Stream It: Gossip Girl
On March 31, we observe Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV) — a powerful, annual moment to uplift and celebrate transgender and nonbinary lives. This day is not just about recognition; it's about community, resilience, and the ongoing work for justice. … Continue Reading Seeing and Celebrating Trans Lives: Transgender Day of Visibility, March 31, 2026
February is National Bird Feeding Month; it's time to learn about the world around us and feed some birds in the process. Amazing Backyard Birds Facts Ornithology is the scientific study of birds. An ornithologist studies birds'… Continue Reading National Bird Feeding Month
Want to read a series but don’t want to commit to a twelve-book marathon? Check out a duology! These two book series are perfect for readers who want to immerse themselves in a different world, but only for a short period of… Continue Reading Young Adult Fantasy Duologies
Love is a strong feeling that can be described in so many ways. Here are a few of my favorite children’s books on love. What is love to you, and how do you express it? *CCPL Staff picks are chosen by… Continue Reading CCPL Staff Picks: I Love You Thiiiis Much! 12 Children’s Books That Convey Love
Want to do something fun that gets you out of the house? Are you a student who can’t find any clubs at school that catch your attention? Never fear, the Hobby Helper is here! This post will provide you with an eclectic… Continue Reading Hobby Helper
It’s that time of year when gifts of love are in your face–the flowers, the chocolates, teddy bears, and champagne! Here are 10 Non-Fiction Staff Picks on love and relationships. *CCPL Staff picks are chosen by CCPL staff members and… Continue Reading CCPL Staff Picks: Love Blossoms Around You 10 Non-fiction Books on Love and Relationships
Thank Napoleon, next time you open a can of food. In 1795, Napoleon offered a prize of 12,000 francs to improve the food preservation methods that existed at the time. Before canning, people used salting, drying, sugaring and smoking to preserve food.… Continue Reading Canned Food Month
Did you know that December 21st was officially the first day of the WINTER season? There are four seasons: spring, summer, fall, and winter, and they each last about three months. Winter can be very cold, and certain regions of the United… Continue Reading Art Junction: Winter Scene
