With theaters opening again for movies, and more streaming options than ever before, there are a ton of new movies and TV shows that will be based on comic books and graphic novels. Here are a few of the upcoming movies and shows, [...]
In honor of International Talk Like a Pirate Day, September 19th, check out these great books and DVD’s about Pirates: Pirate Pete's Talk Like a Pirate by Kim KennedyIn search of a crew, Pirate Pete and his parrot [...]
Tween Comic Club is a place for comic lovers ages 9-14 to discuss what they are reading each month. Here is the latest list of the books we’ve been talking about and that our tween readers recommend! Follow the links to check out [...]
Bokashi composting is a process of quickly fermenting food scraps and organic material into soil conditioner that can add fertility to your garden. Food waste is added to a bucket with layers of Bokashi, a grain inoculated with beneficial microorganisms. Bokashi grain can [...]
Hi, Friends! It’s back to school time and you’re ready for new schools, new teachers, new friends and new adventures. Check out these picture books you’re sure to enjoy! *CCPL Staff picks are chosen by CCPL staff members and are not intended to [...]
Got junk around your house? Turn it into art! Here are some craft ideas that use recycled materials and are fun to make. And if this is still not enough, you can find plenty of books with recycled craft ideas in our catalog! Bookmarks [...]
Ever wondered how books were printed or when the first printing press was invented? Well long before the printing press, books were written or painted by hand. Doing the lettering by hand took a long time to do and so being able to print [...]
The CCPL App is a multi use app! You can access your account, schedule curbside pick up, reserve library books, enjoy instantly digital downloadable content, etc. The following is an instruction video for how to install the CCPL application and borrow an item. [...]
Hello, Ms. Kate here and welcome to the blog series, “Documentaries for Teens”. In this series, I will review documentaries (series or stand alone) for you to view yourself!In the first installment, I will be discussing the first episode of the Wasted series, [...]
Every year, the staff at Maryland Humanities have the challenging task of choosing which book will be selected for the One Maryland One Book program. Each fall, Maryland Humanities sends out a call for suggestions based on an annual theme (the theme for this [...]
