Shirley reflects on four uplifting reads with stories in relationship with land, self-determination, striving for ownership, and holding on to that inheritance through generations.
Tell Us about Your Interesting Trees
Dan, Jake, and EJ share some of their favorite local trees and invite you to share your own through photos, stories, and more!
Morriscopes for July-August
Leo: July 23 – August 22 Leos are natural born leaders, and Morris is convinced that since leader rhymes with reader, it must mean Leos are natural born readers as well. Morris met a Leo just last week who had read 462 books this month! People born in this season also tend to be super…
You Should Have Stayed Home: Horror in the Wilderness
Christina unpacks fear of the wilderness and provides some book recs featuring the horrors that may be lurking in the outdoors.
Summer Nostalgia Reads: James and the Giant Peach
Senior Collection Development Librarian Dan Coleman reflects on his first experience of Roald Dahl's 'James and the Giant Peach' compared to his most recent reading of the classic book, as part of our Summer Nostalgia Reads series!
Morriscope for June-July
Cancer: June 22 – July 22 Element: Water Traits: Compassionate, intuitive, and protective. Cancerians are known for their nurturing nature and emotional depth. They can be moody and overly sensitive. Lately, Morris has been advancing his skills as a dinosaur rider so that he can join the Dinosaur Rodeo. Just in case that doesn’t work…
Summer Nostalgia Reads: Emily of New Moon
Leah re-reads a childhood fave Emily of New Moon by Anne of Green Gables author L. M. Montgomery, as part of our Summer Nostalgia Reads series!
Summer Clubs @ LPL!
It’s summer again which means we are gearing up for our reading challenge as well as all of the amazing programs we put on to make the summer extra fun. While we’ve got a great line up of programs from performers to snacktivities, our summer clubs: Imaginairum and Wednesday Wonders provide weekly fun for ages…
Morriscope for May – June
Morris has been sensing a rumbling coming our way… visions of ginormous, scaly feet on green grass, kicking a ball covered in hexagons and pentagons of black and white. Morris has also been getting the feeling that there will be a great migration of readers voraciously going through books. After consulting the stars, a variety…
The Hor-Romance Book Swap: Part 2
The gripping sequel blog where Christina (horror) and Lauren (romance) review their experience with the other's genre of choice!
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