Chicago history buffs, we just discovered "Chicago History Podcast" from Tommy Henry. @chicago_pod Give it a listen: chicagohistorypod.com

Which "non-mainstream" movies do you enjoy with your family?

The First New York Times Book Review Best-Seller List (via The New York Times) ow.ly/yRFi50GvqoJ #books #reviews #publishing

Yes, we're in!

Librarian favorites from 2021: ow.ly/8Uy550Hcvxh

Miss our virtual tour of St. Petersburg, Russia? No problem. You can catch it on our YouTube channel: ow.ly/6lts50Hs0tO

One of the by-products of the pandemic is anxiety. Here are some books that can help: (And most of them are on our shelf right now!) ow.ly/ClTQ50HxfFX

Middle schoolers! Argonne National Lab is sponsoring a virtual electric car competition! More information : ow.ly/2t7H50I1tPl

Sneak preview of what will be on the new book shelf in a day or two.

If there's a budding young, scientist, engineer or mathematician in your family, check out this free programming from Argonne National Lab. steamville.org/argonne

The 15 Best Memoirs of 2022. From marriage to medicine to masculinity, the year's best memoirs dig deep into thorny topics. esquire.com/entertainment/…

Always wanted to be your own boss? Get the scoop about starting your own small business! bit.ly/businessCHPL

Thanks Literary Hub for the literary guide to fall TV! ow.ly/CaLU50LpIFC

This is fascinating to watch!

Take a virtual journey through Anne Frank's Secret Annex on March 16, 7 pm. ow.ly/RG3t50N1b27

High school writers take note: You have until April 3 to submit your work of fiction or nonfiction to the Chicago Literary Hall of Fame's Randall Albers Young Writers Award! Details (including information about cash prizes) are here: chicagoliteraryhof.org/projects/alber…

Plan your next nature outing, draw along with author/illustrator Jarrett Kroscozka, plant sale and more! See our May E-News. conta.cc/3HpwlMh

Authors, take note! indieauthorproject.librariesshare.com/illinois/

If you love the outdoors but need the stability of pavement to explore, check out this week’s When Trees Talk blog for some of the many Arboretum spaces accessible to visit by wheelchair, mobility scooter or with children in a stroller or wagon. Don’t miss the new path among