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Patron Pick! Three characters, separated by time and place, are bound together by a single drop of water that travels through history as both memory and force of nature. The novel weaves epic poetry, myth, climate urgency and identity to…

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Calling all first, second and third graders! If you love reading, join us for a fun book exploration. Each session, we’ll dive into a new book with a staff-led talk and activity inspired by the story.
Space is limited so registration for…

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Patron Pick! Three characters, separated by time and place, are bound together by a single drop of water that travels through history as both memory and force of nature. The novel weaves epic poetry, myth, climate urgency and identity to…

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Spend an interactive afternoon with the Readers and Writers Network (R.A.W.). Exciting games, hands-on activities and creative challenges will inspire young readers to solve mysteries, build new worlds and reconnect with beloved characters…

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A blend of mystery, activism and Indigenous identity, the novel’s teen protagonist uncovers the injustice of missing Native remains held in museums. With sharp insight and fierce heart, it challenges readers to reckon with history,…

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More than a poetry reader, this book invites you into brief, luminous reflections on individual poems — how they shift meaning, open heart space and spark conversation within our inner selves. It’s a gentle meditation on how poetry becomes…

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Tweens ages 9-13: Let’s get together to read new books, discuss ideas and characters and meet other book lovers! Each session features a new book, a staff-led group discussion and a related activity.
Space is limited so registration…

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Patron Pick! Three characters, separated by time and place, are bound together by a single drop of water that travels through history as both memory and force of nature. The novel weaves epic poetry, myth, climate urgency and identity to…

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Obsessed with books? Join other readers (ages 9–13) for lively Zoom discussions led by a Library staff member. Each month, we’ll dive into a new title, share ideas, talk about characters and build community through stories.
Space is…

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Explore key moments in American history through the eyes of relatable characters in this engaging book club. American Girl books offer unique historical insights from a girl’s point of view. Join us to read, participate in an activity and…

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More than a poetry reader, this book invites you into brief, luminous reflections on individual poems — how they shift meaning, open heart space and spark conversation within our inner selves. It’s a gentle meditation on how poetry becomes…

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More than a poetry reader, this book invites you into brief, luminous reflections on individual poems — how they shift meaning, open heart space and spark conversation within our inner selves. It’s a gentle meditation on how poetry becomes…

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More than a poetry reader, this book invites you into brief, luminous reflections on individual poems — how they shift meaning, open heart space and spark conversation within our inner selves. It’s a gentle meditation on how poetry becomes…

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A blend of mystery, activism and Indigenous identity, the novel’s teen protagonist uncovers the injustice of missing Native remains held in museums. With sharp insight and fierce heart, it challenges readers to reckon with history,…

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Join our online Teen Book Club and connect with other readers. Each month on Monday evenings, we’ll explore a new title ranging from bestselling teen books to graphic novels. Share your thoughts, ask questions and dive into a thrilling…

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Tweens ages 9-13: Let’s get together to read books, discuss ideas and characters and meet other book lovers! Each session features a new book, a staff-led group discussion and a related activity. Can't make it in person? We have an online…

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In this powerful graphic memoir, George Takei reflects on his childhood incarceration during World War II and the lasting impact of fear-driven policies. Blending personal history with civic reflection, the book asks what belonging, loyalty…

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Calling all first, second and third graders! If you love reading, join us for a fun book exploration. Each session, we’ll dive into a new book with a staff-led talk and activity inspired by the story.
Space is limited so registration for…

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In this powerful graphic memoir, George Takei reflects on his childhood incarceration during World War II and the lasting impact of fear-driven policies. Blending personal history with civic reflection, the book asks what belonging, loyalty…

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As the FIFA World Cup 2026™ comes to Kansas City this summer, join us to discuss "The Boundless Game" with author Tim Bascom. He reflects on soccer as a global language, blending memoir and storytelling and exploring how the “beautiful…

