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[1] Classic and Romantic Art
By Irving Babbitt
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Slice of Life Graphic Novels
To middle school and beyond, these graphic novels make the mundane events of everyday life into heart-pounding pieces of art. Check out these titles suggested by Library Tech Ella! Go with the Flow by Lily Williams Budding artist Abby, jokester Christine, and Jane Austen superfan Brit are best friends who are ready to enact change…
Graduating Teen Advisory Board Member: Caitlin Nichols
This year the Homewood Public Library’s Teen Advisory Board (TAB) has three graduating TAB members. To recognize their dedication over the last few years, we asked them what TAB means to them. Caitlin Nichols joined TAB in August 2018. Since then, she has become a dedicated member of our volunteer group. She is always willing…
How Does Your Garden Grow?
Whether you’re growing flowers, vegetables, or shrubbery, hoopla has eBooks that to help make your garden grow! Available 24/7. No holds, no waiting. Available to residents of Homewood. The Garden in Every Sense and Season: A Year of Insights and Inspiration from My Garden by Tovah Martin Native Plant Gardening For Birds, Bees & Butterflies:…
Teen Poetry Contest Winners – April 2021
To celebrate National Poetry Month, the Homewood Public Library hosts an annual poetry contest in April. This contest is open for any 6th-12th grader in Jefferson County. This year, the Library received over 150 entries. Thank you to all the students who took time to submit their writing. The judges selected the following entries for…
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New Nonfiction that will…
Check out these new nonfiction titles that are on their way to Homewood Public Library! Black Magic: What Black Leaders Learned from Trauma and Triumphby Chad Sanders When Chad Sanders landed his first job in lily white Silicon Valley, he quickly concluded that to be successful at work meant playing a certain social game. And while…