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Reading is its own (rich) reward; the all-ages Summer Reading Challenge makes it even better!
There are lots of ways to zero in on the books that interest you. The first is to ask a librarian for a book recommendation—staff are avid readers and keep up on new releases and book reviews. We’re always happy to talk books! But you’ve got lots of other options.
Audiobooks are a terrific way to get more books into your life. Plus, the spoken-word format comes with lots of benefits.
A great story is a launching point for great conversation. Hear other readers’ opinions and perspectives; share your own insights. Plus, it’s good for your noggin! An April 3, 2025, article in the NYT (“10 Small Things Neurologists Wish You’d Do for Your Brain”) rounded up neurologist-recommended tips to keep your brain healthy as you age. Among them? Join a book club!…
Calling all hobbyists, tinkerers, and budding engineers! The Library has a wonderful STEM kit collection with topics ranging from astronomy to codebreaking to cytology to robotics. Many kits feature games that introduce a topic and then challenge the user to solve a puzzle.
