

Dyslexia-Friendly, High-Interest, Page-Turners For All... Also, Whales?
As requested, the YA collection will soon include a selection of shorter books for reluctant readers that are high-interest, low-vocabulary, and written in a dyslexia-friendly font! So what about whales? Whale , let me tell you! Most of the books that fit this description are published under Orca Soundings or Orca & Anchor (not all; there are also books in the Everyone Can Be A Reader series, which includes abridged classics by Alcott, Brontë, Austen, Stevenson, etc). To dist

Misty Brodeur
Apr 12


Hey all Teen Readers, April is Poetry Month!
So, people have pretty strong opinions about poetry. Some love it and some claim they HATE it. As someone who doesn't read a lot of poetry, I don't think anyone can truly hate it. Surely it's that they don't know how much of what we consume as art IS poetry. Poetry takes on so many different forms. And while some think it MUST rhyme, it doesn't actually have to do anything other than what the poet wants it to do. Some may enjoy reading it while others prefer to hear it spoken

Misty Brodeur
Apr 2


It is time!
Teens can start applying to be a Summer Reading Volunteer! We have been working hard to smooth out the prize redemption procedures to remove any of the confusing instructions of the past, and we now have a whole new thing for teens to help with ✨Children's Circulation Desk!✨Our most responsible teens will be given the task to learn how to check books in and out at this desk. It is only for those who want to answer more questions, are willing to be a runner to and from the fro

Misty Brodeur
Mar 14











