Librarian's Quest

In mere seconds, a calm solstice evening, December 21, 2021, turns into one with winds gusting over thirty-five miles per hour.  The gently ...

When you get to the conclusion of a book and wonder what happened, you know you have to read it again immediately and then again and maybe o...

A big change in the weather sends out signals.  The wind knows.  The clouds know.  All the animals know.  Access to the latest forecast is n...

If you are fortunate, like I was, you grow up hearing stories.  Your parents tell you of their adventures as children, teenagers and adults ...

For quite some time I've been toying with the idea of starting a series using picture books, each one with a common theme, which combine...

It's like living inside a snow globe someone is constantly shaking.  The landscape is laden with more than a foot of white fluff.  Soon ...

Perennial favorite portions of nonfiction sections are "how-to" books.  Students gravitate toward those titles on drawing, cartoon...

There are some moments, events, you never forget.  When I was growing up my hair was long and fairly wavy naturally.  My mom, using bobby pi...