Themes of otherness, power, and cruelty permeate this librarian’s current winter reading.
She borrows songs from some of blues’ greatest artists while making the tunes her own.
The short autofictional novel centers on a weekend tryst the narrator has with a much younger woman.
Everett Public Library reading to help you understand the changes ahead in your elder years.
Check out new kitchen guides about cooking I.Q., make-ahead meals, Instant Pots and more.
Everett Public Library staff’s best fiction reads for December 2017.
Everything from “Captain Underpants” to The Stooges is covered in this year’s best of list.
Stories about being different, growing up, being quiet and finding friends abound in these reads.
Romance, action, adventure, maturation and more in this year’s best YA reading.
Stories about terror, grief, growth, body acceptance and more highlight some of the year’s top reads.
Written by Stephen King and his son, the story is especially poignant for American women now.
Pay tribute to the contributions of indigenous people to national history and culture.
Worthwhile Everett library reading and viewing about bats of the animal, sport and hero varieties.
Angie Thomas’ story of a teen girl covers the challenging experience of African Americans.
Gone are the stodgy tomes of old. In their place are lively, creative and wondrous works.
Tyler, the Creator, Nine Inch Nails, funk, jazz, poetry, and more are all available this month.
The Romantics, Raspberries and Cheap Trick used crunchy guitars, power chords and high energy.
The stories are about the experience of being a woman, are by women, and speak to the blogger.
Delve into frightful past with podcasts, digital archives, old stories and more at Everett library.
By Everett Public Library staff These titles – from established, new, and emerging authors – are some of the most anticipated new releases of the… Continue reading
