Non Fiction – The YA Librarian

Adult AV Film Collection at the Frankfort Community Public Library

Report Our library, Frankfort Community Public Library, serves a population of 30,000. According to the United States Census Bureau, nearly 30% of households are without internet access, nearly 20% are below the poverty line, and the median household income is just over $41,000. (Quick Facts, 2019). Of special note, there is no cinema in ClintonContinue reading “Adult AV Film Collection at the Frankfort Community Public Library”

Gardening is Awesome

This book provides a comprehensive introduction to gardening. Included are important aspects that will help adults trying to garden for the first time, or parents trying to work with young children to teach them about garden.

Hack Your Kitchen

a perfect addition to a family library and should provide many fun and educational family days. It also works for libraries and definitely for library programers.

The Zodiac Killer: Terror in California by Kate Rogers

This nonfiction reads like a True-Crime podcast, by that I mean, it is absolutely fascinating and engrossing. Just like that reactionary element that causes you to not look away from a wreck, you are not going to put this book down.

Brain Tools for Teens by Malin Gutestam

So how might teenagers and young adult conquer all their obligation in the healthiest way, both physically and mentally? One idea would be understanding how the teenage brain works, and how to best utilize that central unit.

Let’s Make Ramen by Hugh Amano and Sarah Becan

Creating in the kitchen is a popular hobby for all ages and the opportunity to learn how to make unique and international dishes is even better! This hybrid, comic book cookbook is a delightful opportunity to learn about a different culture, the history of a Ramen- which is growing in popularity in the United States, and try some new recipes