November is Native American Heritage Month highlighting Native American authors who have given us a glimpse of their history and culture. The writings of these authors chronicles the heritage and struggles as well as finding their place in today’s world. … Read More
It’s that time again! The night of the year where we you need a good scare, and we’ve got you covered! Check out some recent Horror releases that’ll be sure to fill your Halloween with fright! Dead Silence Titanic meets The Shining in … Read More
Banned Books Week is an annual event celebrating the freedom to read which begin in 1982. it is normally observed during the last week of September, and focuses on the value of free and open access to information. Listed below … Read More
Leos are the natural leaders of the zodiac, as magnificent and striking as the Lion that embodies their sign. Leos are radiantly joyful, fiercely proud and confident. They love and live life to the fullest. Compassion and big-heartedness, consciousness, drive, … Read More
We at Homewood Public Library have missed seeing our patrons during the pandemic. To make up for lost time consider attending our newest book club: Read It & Eat! In this group, we will gather at Urban Cookhouse in Homewood … Read More
National Book Lover’s Day is August 9! If you love reading about the book world, from writing to publishing to bookbinding, this list is for you! These books feature beautiful stories, fascinating facts, and an adoration for books. Check out … Read More