It’s time to get “Hoppy!” Spring is finally here! Flowers will bloom, grass will grow, and frogs will be loudly peeping! Spring peepers begin to sing at sundown because they are most active at night. Early spring is the best time to look for frogs in our region. Frogs are truly amazing amphibians. Because of…
“The 20th century saw rapid and far-reaching developments in the expressive range (and size) of the classical orchestra.” (L. Walker)
April is Poetry Month, and the Children’s Department has some awesome titles for you to check out! From picture books to novels, we have it all! Don’t forget the fun anthologies we also carry for a variety of poems perfect for read alouds. Check out these books at the Homewood Public Library or place a…
The Hot Zone: The Terrifying True Story About the Origins of the Ebola Virus by Richard Preston “A highly infectious, deadly virus from the central African rain forest suddenly appears in the suburbs of Washington, D.C. There is no cure. In a few days 90 percent of its victims are dead. A secret military SWAT…
by Lauren Kilroy-Ewbank
Check out these new albums coming to HPL! Americana Chemtrails Over the Country ClubLana del Ray Critics call this album her “folksiest” (Tavakoli, Pitchfork) and the tracks on it stray from her usual coastal tribute to instead pay that particular kind of Lana-esque, sentimental homage to the Heartland. Aside from her phenomenal vocals, Del Ray’s…
