“…May 26 brings a total lunar eclipse. Over several hours, the Moon will pass through Earth’s shadow, causing it to darken and usually become reddish in color. The red color comes from sunlight filtering through Earth’s atmosphere – a ring of light created by all the sunrises and sunsets happening around our planet at that time. Because of the reddish color, a lunar eclipse is often called a ‘blood moon.’ ” (NASA)
Are you a student looking for a book to read for a book report, a reading list or just need good book? The books below might help you find your next reading adventure! For more ideas and listing of recommended books for other grades, click here. Cinder / Marissa Meyer* (Ages 12-18) As plague ravages the overcrowded…
We have several new faces at the Library, including Mary Lou. Mary Lou works part-time in the Circulation Department. We want to introduce Mary Lou to you with some get to know you questions. If you see her, be sure to say welcome! Greatest accomplishment? Becoming a mother If you could have a superpower what…
“The Emergency Broadband Benefit Program helps families and households struggling to afford internet service during the COVID-19 pandemic. This new benefit will connect eligible households to jobs, critical healthcare services, virtual classrooms, and so much more.” (FCC)
Summer is here and you know what that means: it’s time to chow down! Check out these three cookbooks chosen by Library Tech Ella to help you cool off, wind down, and celebrate the most delicious days of the year. 200 Best Ice Pop Recipes by Andrew Chase Sometimes, frozen Kool-Aid just doesn’t cut it….
This week, we are highlighting stories about families. Each story is unique and special, which makes it even more important to share with all our readers! These picture and chapter books are available for check out in the Homewood Public Library Children’s Department or place a hold on them through the links provided below. Enjoy!…
