Each year, the Homewood Public Library challenges our local 6th-12th graders to an annual Six Word Story Contest. Legend has it that Ernest Hemingway placed a bet that he could write a story in just six words. If the legend is true, he won with “For Sale: Baby Shoes, Never Worn.” Each year, our teens can…
Check out these books, ebooks, and audiobooks before you see the movies and television shows! Without Remorse by Tom Clancy French Exit by Patrick deWitt The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah Dune by Frank Herbert Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers The Last Duel by Eric Jager The Last Letter From Your Lover by Jojo Moyes Mothering…
“El capitalismo desregulado global contemporáneo ha mantenido, desde sus orígenes, una profunda afinidad con el modelo hegemónico de comunicación digital.” (A. Jiménez González y C. Rendueles Menéndez de Llano)
March 8 is the global celebration of International Women’s Day. This day is dedicated to celebrating the achievements of women. We compiled 30 of our favorite teen reads that celebrate today’s trailblazing women and the women who paved the way to get here. See a title you like? Click on the title to place your…
“The Nocturnes are short works in a slower tempo, often with a more animated middle section. These compositions have an elegiac, Romanz, or reverie-like character. The form had its first flowering in the works by John Field. Chopin based his efforts on Field, yet surpassed him in every way.” (Hugo Leichtentritt)
March is National Women’s History month, which means we are highlighting women who made such tremendous and inspiring contributions in the United States. Women rock! And the best part about this month (but really, every month!) is to be able to celebrate ALL women. Here are 16 books about 16 phenomenal women that makes America…
