This documentary is a must-see for those of us who are trying to gain further perspective on today’s current racial tensions. It traces the roots of today’s prison industrial complex back to the Civil Rights era. During the Johnson administration Read More …
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Virtual STEAM Ahead: Drawing Classes
Calling all artists in grades 2-12! As part of our summer reading program, WNPL welcomes back popular art teacher Christine Thornton! This summer, she will teach two upcoming virtual classes: “How to Draw Dragons” Thursday, June 18 Dragons can be friendly Read More …
Quarantine Reads: Heartwarmers
Do you need an escape from reality right now? Check out one of these books that will warm your heart. A charming novel about a young girl whose grandmother dies and leaves behind a series of letters, sending her on Read More …
Let’s Talk Books! Washington Black by Esi Edugyan
In the video below, Jessica talks about the novel Washington Black by Esi Edugyan. Topics include slavery, science, mystery and a man on the run. (Yes, really!) Find this title on Libby using just your library card or place a Read More …
New Issue Available Now
The latest edition of the Inside Angle is here and coming to your mailboxes soon! Even though our building is closed, the library is open online 24/7. Find out more about the year’s Summer Reading Program, Read to Remember, and Read More …