Do you enjoy hiking, biking, camping or just admiring the wonders of nature? The Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge is one of the best options for any adventurer.
I’ve found my perfect job
By PimaLib_Blog
This article by Library Services Manager Amy Rusk war originally published in the Arizona Daily Star on Jan. 28, 2018.
International Holocaust Remembrance Day
January 27 is International Holocaust Remembrance Day, designated thus by the United Nations General Assembly. As the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, one of the most recognizable concentration camps in Holocaust history, the day was chosen most clearly to recognize and honor those who were lost and those who survived throughout the entirety of…
A Story Ahead of its Time
Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston, set in the 1930's Florida, showcases protagonist Janie Crawford. She starts out as a young impressionable girl stuck in a world where she is expected to conform into expectations of her set by other people. As the novel progresses, Janie grows into a strong woman changed…
Reading Rocks! — Sometimes It Is All About the Books
Avery has more than 2,500 books in her completed shelf online!
Lots of love for PACC: thank you!
By PimaLib_Blog
Our Library community is paw-some! When we asked for donations to help homeless animals at Pima Animal Care Center (PACC), you responded by literally stuffing the Library’s vans with nearly 1,600 pounds of pet supplies -- everything from canned food to crates, and from scratching posts, to cozy blankets that will warm our shelter friends…
What do I read next? Nonfiction graphic novels
Dear Ravenous Readers, I’m trying to become a better reader, but can’t seem to get through a book these days. A friend of mine suggested that I try reading graphic novels. Which ones would you recommend to me? I’m particularly interested in nonfiction. Are there any graphic novels that are memoirs or biographies? Thanks for any…
What Do I Read Next: Game of Thrones
I've been watching Game of Thrones and I know the show is based on a super huge series of books that completely intimidates me to start.
What Do I Read Next: World War II
Dear Ravenous Readers, My 13-year old son has taken an interest in books on the Holocaust and World War II after a school assignment and he watched Schindler's List with me. We'd both like to start reading books both fictional and true. I think he would enjoy fiction books more to get him hooked. Could…
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