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Resolution Resources: Become Your Best Self with the Library’s Help!
Creating a New Year’s resolution is never a simple task. Thinking about how we can improve as people is often not as simple as “stop eating chocolate” or “don’t let the laundry pile up on the chair,” but can require deep, thoughtful ... READ MORE
America 250
DeKalb Public Library begins 2026 with the goal of expanding your access to media and materials, amplifying your creative skills, and bringing you new and exciting performances and events celebrating the history of our country. As we ... READ MORE
Puzzling Programs and Projects
Did you know that the library has a puzzle exchange available to everyone? You don't even need a library card! The puzzles are located on the east side of the Adult Services Department. Can't find them? Ask anyone at the reference ... READ MORE
LOTE4Kids is Here!
If you’re working on learning a new language, (or practicing one you already know) LOTE4Kids is for you! LOTE4Kids is an online database that provides over 8,000 books in languages other than English. Here, you can pick the language of ... READ MORE
Teen Books to Celebrate National Native American Heritage Month
National Native American Heritage Month takes place every November and celebrates the history, lived experiences and contributions of Native American people in the United States. We have lots of Teen books by Native American authors in our ... READ MORE
Fun Facts and Famous Foxes
Did you know that there are 23 living species of foxes? Foxes belong to the Canidae family, which means that they’re closely related to animals like dogs and wolves! These animals are hunters and they eat both meat and veggies, this ... READ MORE
Celebrating Know-vember
Did you know that in addition to the thousands of Teen Fiction books we have here at the DeKalb Public Library, we also have numerous Non-Fiction titles available to check out? These books cover a wide variety of topics ranging from ... READ MORE
Thanksgiving and Turkeys
Turkey - the portly poultry that’s synonymous with Thanksgiving. While you’ve probably heard the story that Ben Franklin wanted the turkey to be our national bird, you might be less familiar with Sarah Hale. Sarah Hale was known as ... READ MORE
November Display Case: DeKalb Area Women’s Center
Our display case for this month has been set up by the DeKalb Area Women’s Center! The DeKalb Area Women’s Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization serving the DeKalb, IL area. They are a nonprofit, all-volunteer community ... READ MORE
Battling the Winter Blues: How Your Library Can Help Brighten the Season
As the days grow shorter and the temperatures drop, you might notice your mood dipping a bit. The “winter blues” are real, and many people feel less energetic and joyful during the colder months. Fortunately, your library is here to help! We ... READ MORE
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