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The Best Books for the Middle Schooler in Your Life
Enter middle grade books. Some eighth graders are more into video games than their grades. (I was one such teen). […]
Where Do Our Holiday Traditions Come From? What do our families pass on to us? Christmas of 2022 was the […]
Main Library: Partial Closure January 5–8 Due to Elevator Repair
What to know, what’s still open, and how to access services The St. Joe County Public Library’s Main Library will […]
Simon Pokagon: Weaving Words Between Worlds
In his time, Simon Pokagon inhabited two worlds. Speaking and writing in Anishinaabemowin and English, he wove together worlds of […]
A stone obelisk reaches up into the sky in City Cemetery, a weathered marker of the last spot an elderly […]
What Does it Mean to Ban a Book?
We are in a unique moment when it comes to storytelling and information sharing. We have enough streaming services that […]
A Family of Artists, a Community of Creatives
Raised in a house full of art and creativity, Beatrice Hartig Zimmerman was no stranger to seeing the beauty in […]
Memoirs: Human. Messy. Beautiful.
We are a connection-driven species with a natural desire to learn about our fellow humans. Many of us love when […]
What Happens When School Buildings Graduate?
When the final bell rings, some schools don’t close; they transform. Larry Giantomas wiped away tears as he walked through […]
The Most Overlooked Benefits of Your Library Card
Your library card isn’t just for books and storytimes. Here are some surprising benefits that can make life easier, cheaper, […]
Should I Be Reading To My Baby?
The short answer is yes. Even before your baby can hold up their head or focus their eyes, they’re soaking […]
Does listening to an audiobook count as reading? Yes! Is listening to an audiobook good for you? Definitely! Can you […]
