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Aislinn reviews ONE OF OUR KIND, by Nicola Yoon, Knopf, 2024, 272 pages. In One of Our Kind, […]
Aislinn reviews ONE OF OUR KIND, by Nicola Yoon, Knopf, 2024, 272 pages. In One of Our Kind, […]
Maryilyn reviews THE YEAR OF FEAR; MACHINE GUN KELLY AND THE MANHUNT THAT CHANGED AMERICA, by Joe Urschel, […]
Choose901 – June 5, 2024 Meet Chef Eli, the culinary genius behind Dos Hermanos Kitchen. The idea of […]
Marilyn reviews TOUJOURS PROVENCE, by Peter Mayle, Random House, 1991, 241 pages. The French word “toujours” means always. […]
More than 40 years ago, the Historic Melrose School in Orange Mound shut its doors. After sitting boarded […]
Check out all the fun that was had at this year’s BookStock Festival. Thank you to the Friends […]
Aislinn reviews ON REPENTANCE AND REPAIR, by Danya Ruttenberg, Beacon Press, 2023, 256 pages. Why is it so […]
Candice reviews THE MAYOR OF MAXWELL STREET by Avery Cunningham, Hyperion Avenue, 2024, 508 pages. To put it […]
Marilyn reviews LOST RESTAURANTS OF MEMPHIS, by G. Wayne Dowdy, The History Press, 2019, 128 pages. Every generation of Memphians […]
Library Journal, March 19, 2024 – “Libraries are incorporating collaboration, creativity, and a steadfast commitment to create accessible […]
Daily Memphian, February 29, 2024 – “Jazz concert series are returning in March to two Memphis institutions. Crosstown Arts […]
On Saturday February 24th at the Cossitt branch, we hosted the first Sankofa African Diaspora Festival. We partnered […]
Memphis Magazine, February 6, 2024 – “Chosen by our staff as one of the eight most exciting new […]
Avery Cunningham joins me to discuss her debut novel, The Mayor of Maxwell Street which is published by Hyperion. A native of Jackson, […]
Cossitt Library – – 02/24/24
South Library – Children’s Area – 02/21/24
South Library – Children’s Area – 02/07/24
Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library – Lobby – 02/03/24