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June is Audiobook Month! To celebrate, borrow a Nonfiction audiobook from Carnegie-Stout Public Library's collection. Here are a few mem...

The CSPL Reader of the Month for February is one of the Recommendations Librarians, Thea Dement. Thea's verve for adventure, fanta...

This might date me, but I grew up watching Star Trek: The Next Generation  with my family, and this was the series that was my gateway to al...

“Water... Earth... Fire... Air. Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony. Then everything changed when the Fire Nation attacke...

Doctor Who is the definition of a fandom that is bigger on the inside.  If you’re looking for a series to watch where you don’t have to be ...

What’s cooler than being a librarian? Being a librarian that collects and protects the world’s magical artifacts while battling those who wa...

“You can’t stop the signal” It’s never too late to become a Browncoat! I watched and fell in love with Firefly back when it aired on Fox...

If you've read much ancient folklore, you might remember what a succubus is and why Lost Girl  is not a show you'd want to watch wit...

If you're looking for an old-fashioned, fast-paced, riveting adventure story, look no further than Compass South  by Hope Larson a...

Writer  Brian K. Vaughan  has established a solid reputation as the creator of science fiction comic series that are both popular and c...

I plucked Breaking Wild  off the library shelf by chance, while selecting books for a wilderness display. I love stories set in wild place...

Jim Ottaviani has made a career of taking the lives and complex discoveries of scientists and mathematicians and translating them into...

A princess, locked in a tower, guarded by a dragon, waiting for a prince to save her so she can marry him and they can live Happily Ever...