W. 11th & Bluff

There are so many exciting novels coming out in the next few weeks (Sep-Oct 2023), I thought I'd share some here, mostly as a way for me...

"There's gold in them thar' hills!" Dubuque Iowa's Forgotten Gold by Peter Netzel is ready to check out from Carnegi...

This poster adorns the back wall of the library staff lounge. We like to keep the ambience lighthearted while eating our bologna and cheeses...

Carnegie-Stout Public Library's book press appears to be about 120 years old. Screw presses are used for bookbinding. They help keep the...

Librarians spend a lot of their time with books. Reading about books, organizing books, purchasing books, thinking about books. When you spe...

I've used this time of working from home and social distancing to discover new fun things on the internet. Not everything out there is d...

I love a good love story any time of year, but there's something extra nice about curling up with a heartwarming read on a dark, cold ev...

Dark, cold winter evenings, the stress of holiday gatherings and the crowds of shoppers, it's no wonder that cozy mystery authors find ...

What's even better than a cozy mystery with a puntastic title ? A food-themed cozy mystery with a puntastic title! Assuming you aren...

If you're a fan of puns and puzzles, you might enjoy cozy mysteries. A cozy mystery novel features a less violent murder and generally i...