W. 11th & Bluff

As the library's foremost Harry Potter fan, I try to create Harry Potter-themed events whenever possible, especially for adults who of...

The Great Reading Challenge of 2018 is in full swing. If you haven't heard, the Great Reading Challenge (GRC) is open to adults 18 and o...

Are you a fan of the TV show Friends ? New Girl reminds me of Friends . Except, New Girl is more awkward and a touch more racy. Both shows...

Attention all 80's trivia lovers (children of the 80s, especially)! Psych is a hilarious cozy mystery television show - with wacky high...

What a trilogy! Wow. It is dark. It is brutal. There are shameful deeds, shocking betrayals, and blood feuds. Wars and reconciliations. V...

Hello, my literary friends. It's that time again - leaves, freshly fallen, cool night air, bonfires and snuggling under blankets to re...

Where do I begin? To review something that you have undying affection for is harder than you might think. I suspect I need to delve a bit d...

Where do I begin? To review something that you have undying affection for is harder than you might think. I suspect I need to delve a bit d...

What fun this book was! We had a lovely and animated discussion of Girl Waits with Gun by Amy Stewart for August's Book Club. I ch...

If you love to read, you may have noticed that the best books take us to places beyond imagination - whether it is a space station in s...

The Great Reading Challenge has now reached the half-way point! The GRC, as we like to call it, is the reading program we are offering a...

Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas is a young adult fantasy novel - the first in a series by the same name. It was published in 2012 and bo...

Have you looked at our movies lately? Carnegie-Stout Public Library has a lot of fantastic movies, old and new. We are getting new movies in...

      If you haven’t been reading kids' books, you are missing out. The drama, complexity and humor of many juvenile fiction books...