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August Display Case: Barb Food Mart
Our Main Lobby display case in August has been set up by the Barb Food Mart! Barb Food Mart is a non-profit organization founded in 2013 to help alleviate food insecurity for children and families in the DeKalb School District. More ... READ MORE
Find Your Next Favorite Book For National Book Lovers Day!
August 9th is National Book Lovers’ Day! You might say, “That sounds like a made-up holiday!” Well, all holidays have to get their start somewhere. Did you think Groundhog’s Day always existed? And books probably matter a whole lot more ... READ MORE
Really Bad Teachers Make Really Great Fiction
When you're a child, teachers can seem almost mythical. They control when you can talk, when you can go to the bathroom, whether your work deserves to pass or fail, and even where you sit. A stern look from across the classroom could stop you ... READ MORE
Three Teen Girls with Warrior Spirit
Sadako Sasaki images: Children’s Memorial, Hiroshima, Japan, Sadako Sasaki in formal kimono, International Peace Crane Forever Stamp, Brother Maschiro & Sadako, American Newspapers days following the Atomic Bomb drop in 1945, images of the ... READ MORE
DKPL’s Open-Source Museum: Part 4
The Open-Source Museum isn't just for showcasing artifacts that people otherwise might not be able to see (much less touch!) themselves. It's also a way to show off our 3D printers and give examples on how a model can look different from an ... READ MORE
America250 for Teens: History Has Never Been This Fun!
Who says learning about American history needs to be boring? This year, the DeKalb Public Library's Teen Services Department has been celebrating America250 with interactive programs that bring history, culture, food, sports, and teamwork ... READ MORE
Summer Reading Sponsors
Are you enjoying Summer Reading? If you're entering grades 6-12 and haven't signed up for the Teen Summer Reading Program yet, what are you waiting for? There's still time! You can sign up ... READ MORE
From Page to Screen: Fall & Winter 2026
In the first half of 2026, we've seen several stories leap successfully from the page to the big screen. From Emily Brontë's timeless classic Wuthering Heights to new favorites like People We Meet on Vacation and The Housemaid, audiences ... READ MORE
What a Wonderful Kind of Day! Celebrating 50 Years of Arthur
Do you know Arthur the Aardvark? Yellow sweater? Round glasses? Best friends with a bunny? If you do, you might recognize him from PBS Kids, where new episodes of his TV show, Arthur, ran for 28 ... READ MORE
25 Years of Room on the Broom
Have you ever read Broom on the Room? I mean, Room on the Broom! It was written by British author Julia Donaldson and illustrated by German artist Axel Scheffler. Room on the Broom was published in 2001, and that ... READ MORE
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