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Discover & Go

Are you ready for adventure, learning, and fun? Discover & Go connects you to free day passes for local museums and attractions.

2026 Kids' Book Awards

Winners and honors of the Newbery Medal, Caldecott Medal, Coretta Scott King Awards and more

2026 Teen Book Awards

Check out these winners of the 2026 Youth Media Awards given by the American Library Association, plus honors, previous winners, and more.

Explore Our National Parks

"Absolutely American, absolutely democratic, they reflect us at our best rather than our worst." -Wallace Stegner

30-Day Mental Wellness Practice

Take the first step in prioritizing your mental health and make self-care practices a part of your daily routine.

Mental Health Awareness

May is a time to raise awareness of those living with mental or behavioral health issues and to help reduce the stigma so many experience.

Read, Watch & Listen

Featured eResource

Full access to the online edition of the New York Times, including breaking news, in-depth articles, op/ed pieces, videos, blogs and more.

NYTimes.com is available from home, the library, or on the go.

Read on Libby

Asian & Pacific Islander American Heritage Month

Celebrate the Asian and Pacific Islander Americans who have enriched America's history and are instrumental in its future success.

Jewish American Heritage

Celebrate Jewish heritage in May with books for all ages!

May the 4th Be With You: Celebrate Star Wars

Fiction and nonfiction for all ages

The 250th Anniversary of the United States

Join us as we recognize the 250th Anniversary of the United States.

We will honor this historic milestone with resources, programs and events.

Staff Picks

Fantasy Sub-Genres to Explore

If you enjoy fantasy, here are some of fantasy sub-genres that have recently exploded in popularity.

And the Award Goes To…

Award season has descended upon us—not just the SAG Awards, the BAFTAs, or the Oscars. This is also the season for book awards.

From Page to Premiere: The Next Wave of Book-to-Screen Hits

Some complain that Hollywood has run out of ideas. But as long as studios can look to popular books for inspiration, they’ll never run dry.
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