This article by Librarian James Walter was originally published in the Arizona Daily Star on June 22, 2014.
Finding my place at my library
By PimaLib_Blog
This article by Library Associate Amy Morris was originally published in the Arizona Daily Star on Sept. 9, 2014.
Book Review: Odds Against Tomorrow
Odds Against Tomorrow by Nathaniel Rich has been dubbed Cli-Fi, a new genre exploring the effects of present day climate change.
Book Review: The Emperor’s Children
Claire Messud has a knack for conveying her characters’ self-doubt and anguish, even as they fail to see it themselves.
Rhyme Time – Open Them Shut Them
By PimaLib_Kids
If little ones have lots of practice noticing how things are the same and how they are different, telling the difference between a b and a d will be much easier.
Rhyme Time – Sleeping Bunnies
By PimaLib_Kids
Talking to your child about animals and the sounds they make or how they move is a fun way to share new words with your child.
Pima County’s LGBT services, resources set a national trend
By PimaLib_Blog
This article by Caitlin Burns and Wayne Wheeler was originally published in the Arizona Daily Star on Oct. 25, 2014.
Black Moses: Can You Dig It?
Why, yes, I can ... and you can too with a click below. OK, I'll admit there's a question here.
Book Review: Vegetable Literacy
You might not think a book about vegetables would make the perfect coffee table book, but Deborah Madison's Vegetable Literacy is just too gorgeous to sit on a shelf.
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