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Posted on March 16, 2022 in Posts in 2022 by Brodart Nominate your favorite library worker! - Read More read more about Nominate your favorite library worker! 2022 Summer Reading Posted on February 16, 2022 in Newsletter by Brodart 2022 Summer Reading - Read More read more about 2022 Summer Reading Summer Reading 2022 Posted on February 16, 2022 in Posts in 2022 by Brodart Summer Reading 2022 - Read More read more about Summer Reading 2022 Rest in Peace 2022 Posted on January 16, 2022 in Posts in 2022 by Brodart Rest in Peace 2022 - Read More read more about Rest in Peace 2022 CBS Customer Care Posted on December 15, 2021 in Posts in 2021 by Brodart CBS Customer Care - Read More read more about CBS Customer Care McNaughton® Customer Care Posted on October 20, 2021 in Posts in 2021 by Brodart McNaughton® Customer Care - Read More read more about McNaughton® Customer Care Customer Care Team Posted on August 18, 2021 in Posts in 2021 by Brodart Customer Care Team - Read More read more about Customer Care Team Summer Reading 2021 Posted on February 17, 2021 in Posts in 2021 by Brodart Summer Reading 2021 - Read More read more about Summer Reading 2021 "Meet the Hallmans!" Posted on January 20, 2021 in Posts in 2021 by Brodart "Meet the Hallmans!" - Read More read more about "Meet the Hallmans!" Graphic Novels Posted on January 20, 2021 in Posts in 2021 by Brodart Graphic Novels - Read More read more about Graphic Novels Cookbooks – Old Favorites and the Latest Trends Posted on December 16, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart Cookbooks – Old Favorites and the Latest Trends - Read More read more about Cookbooks – Old Favorites and the Latest Trends "Peanuts" Turns 70 Posted on November 18, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart This fall marked the 70th anniversary of “Peanuts,” arguably the most popular comic in history. "Peanuts" Turns 70 - Read More read more about "Peanuts" Turns 70 The Newest New Normal Posted on November 18, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart The annoying thing about scientists is that they’re usually right. They sure were right this year when they warned us about this darned coronavirus thing. C’mon gals and guys, could you maybe be wrong every now and then?! The Newest New Normal - Read More read more about The Newest New Normal What is “Popular Music”? Posted on October 21, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart Recorded music and popular music generally go hand-in-hand. According to Britannica, popular music is “any commercially oriented music principally intended to be received and appreciated by a wide audience.” What is “Popular Music”? - Read More read more about What is “Popular Music”? Pumpkin This and Pumpkin That Posted on October 14, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart I thought I was so clever. Shortly after the recent death of author Winston Groom, I started to work on my next assignment, which you are now reading. I found myself chanting in Tom Hanks’ Forrest Gump voice: "Pumpkin Pie, Pumpkin Spice Latte, Pumpkin Carving, Pumpkin Costumes, Pumpkin Story Hour via Zoom…" Pumpkin This and Pumpkin That - Read More read more about Pumpkin This and Pumpkin That Are You Ready for 100 Years of Football? Posted on September 16, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart Like most aspects of American culture, football is relatively young. It evolved from college soccer and rugby games in the late 19th century. Are You Ready for 100 Years of Football? - Read More read more about Are You Ready for 100 Years of Football? Gather ‘Round: Holiday Cooking and Baking in 2020 Posted on September 16, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart So many things have changed in 2020, and the way we cook is one of them. Did you learn a dozen new ways to eat beans during the initial shutdown? Gather ‘Round: Holiday Cooking and Baking in 2020 - Read More read more about Gather ‘Round: Holiday Cooking and Baking in 2020 What We Learned From You: Brodart Connect Survey Posted on September 16, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart The results are in and WOW! We received some great information that will help us target the articles that are important to you. What We Learned From You: Brodart Connect Survey - Read More read more about What We Learned From You: Brodart Connect Survey The Wonderful World of Sports Books for Kids Posted on August 11, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart A six-year-old named Josh raced into my library shouting, “I want a real book! Where are the real books?!” The Wonderful World of Sports Books for Kids - Read More read more about The Wonderful World of Sports Books for Kids Banned Books Week 2020: September 27-October 3 Posted on August 11, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart Each year the American Library Association highlights one of its core principles—the Freedom to Read—during Banned Books Week. Banned Books Week 2020: September 27-October 3 - Read More read more about Banned Books Week 2020: September 27-October 3 Book Bike Week Posted on August 07, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart Book Bike Week, sponsored by the Association of Bookmobile and Outreach Services (ABOS), was launched to showcase the extraordinary efforts libraries are undertaking to serve their communities through book bike programs. Book Bike Week - Read More read more about Book Bike Week 50 Years of Earth Day in America Posted on March 18, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart 50 Years of Earth Day in America - Read More read more about 50 Years of Earth Day in America Imagine Your Story This Summer Posted on February 19, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart Librarians are always thinking ahead, and early winter is the perfect time to plan your summer reading program. Fortunately, some librarians think about this all year long and have given us a head start. Imagine Your Story This Summer - Read More read more about Imagine Your Story This Summer Final Chapters in 2019 Posted on January 15, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart Every year at this time we pay homage to those we have recently lost. The website tributes.com has a good list of famous authors who left us this year. Let’s look at a few. Final Chapters in 2019 - Read More read more about Final Chapters in 2019 Looking Ahead to 2020 Posted on December 18, 2019 in Posts in 2019 by Brodart In the words of my favorite (fictional) president, Jed Bartlet of "The West Wing," "What’s next?" Librarians are always looking ahead, wondering what will enchant and entice their patrons in the coming year. Looking Ahead to 2020 - Read More read more about Looking Ahead to 2020 Connect - A Year in Review Posted on December 18, 2019 in Posts in 2019 by Brodart Throughout the year, we’re proud to highlight the key resources that help make libraries great, along with special anniversaries and collection development strategies Connect - A Year in Review - Read More read more about Connect - A Year in Review National Book Award Finalists Posted on November 20, 2019 in Posts in 2019 by Brodart National Book Award Finalists National Book Award Finalists - Read More read more about National Book Award Finalists 10 Deadlines Only a Librarian Would Understand Posted on November 20, 2019 in Posts in 2019 by Brodart For librarians, deadlines invite a special chance to embrace the sometimes absurd—but always rewarding—task of meeting patrons’ unique and changing needs. 10 Deadlines Only a Librarian Would Understand - Read More read more about 10 Deadlines Only a Librarian Would Understand STEM and Comics Team Up Posted on November 20, 2019 in Posts in 2019 by Brodart STEM, STEAM, STREAM. These are all acronyms for a teaching approach that focuses on a combination of core concepts, including Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (STEM), and sometimes Art (STEAM) and Reading (STREAM). STEM and Comics Team Up - Read More read more about STEM and Comics Team Up Celebrating Sesame Street Posted on October 16, 2019 in Posts in 2019 by Brodart Let’s take a look back at the late 1960s, when television, in many respects, was grim. If the nightly news wasn’t reporting on race riots in America, it was broadcasting body counts in Vietnam. Celebrating Sesame Street - Read More read more about Celebrating Sesame Street
Nominate your favorite library worker! Posted on March 16, 2022 in Posts in 2022 by Brodart Nominate your favorite library worker! - Read More read more about Nominate your favorite library worker! 2022 Summer Reading Posted on February 16, 2022 in Newsletter by Brodart 2022 Summer Reading - Read More read more about 2022 Summer Reading Summer Reading 2022 Posted on February 16, 2022 in Posts in 2022 by Brodart Summer Reading 2022 - Read More read more about Summer Reading 2022 Rest in Peace 2022 Posted on January 16, 2022 in Posts in 2022 by Brodart Rest in Peace 2022 - Read More read more about Rest in Peace 2022 CBS Customer Care Posted on December 15, 2021 in Posts in 2021 by Brodart CBS Customer Care - Read More read more about CBS Customer Care McNaughton® Customer Care Posted on October 20, 2021 in Posts in 2021 by Brodart McNaughton® Customer Care - Read More read more about McNaughton® Customer Care Customer Care Team Posted on August 18, 2021 in Posts in 2021 by Brodart Customer Care Team - Read More read more about Customer Care Team Summer Reading 2021 Posted on February 17, 2021 in Posts in 2021 by Brodart Summer Reading 2021 - Read More read more about Summer Reading 2021 "Meet the Hallmans!" Posted on January 20, 2021 in Posts in 2021 by Brodart "Meet the Hallmans!" - Read More read more about "Meet the Hallmans!" Graphic Novels Posted on January 20, 2021 in Posts in 2021 by Brodart Graphic Novels - Read More read more about Graphic Novels Cookbooks – Old Favorites and the Latest Trends Posted on December 16, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart Cookbooks – Old Favorites and the Latest Trends - Read More read more about Cookbooks – Old Favorites and the Latest Trends "Peanuts" Turns 70 Posted on November 18, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart This fall marked the 70th anniversary of “Peanuts,” arguably the most popular comic in history. "Peanuts" Turns 70 - Read More read more about "Peanuts" Turns 70 The Newest New Normal Posted on November 18, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart The annoying thing about scientists is that they’re usually right. They sure were right this year when they warned us about this darned coronavirus thing. C’mon gals and guys, could you maybe be wrong every now and then?! The Newest New Normal - Read More read more about The Newest New Normal What is “Popular Music”? Posted on October 21, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart Recorded music and popular music generally go hand-in-hand. According to Britannica, popular music is “any commercially oriented music principally intended to be received and appreciated by a wide audience.” What is “Popular Music”? - Read More read more about What is “Popular Music”? Pumpkin This and Pumpkin That Posted on October 14, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart I thought I was so clever. Shortly after the recent death of author Winston Groom, I started to work on my next assignment, which you are now reading. I found myself chanting in Tom Hanks’ Forrest Gump voice: "Pumpkin Pie, Pumpkin Spice Latte, Pumpkin Carving, Pumpkin Costumes, Pumpkin Story Hour via Zoom…" Pumpkin This and Pumpkin That - Read More read more about Pumpkin This and Pumpkin That Are You Ready for 100 Years of Football? Posted on September 16, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart Like most aspects of American culture, football is relatively young. It evolved from college soccer and rugby games in the late 19th century. Are You Ready for 100 Years of Football? - Read More read more about Are You Ready for 100 Years of Football? Gather ‘Round: Holiday Cooking and Baking in 2020 Posted on September 16, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart So many things have changed in 2020, and the way we cook is one of them. Did you learn a dozen new ways to eat beans during the initial shutdown? Gather ‘Round: Holiday Cooking and Baking in 2020 - Read More read more about Gather ‘Round: Holiday Cooking and Baking in 2020 What We Learned From You: Brodart Connect Survey Posted on September 16, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart The results are in and WOW! We received some great information that will help us target the articles that are important to you. What We Learned From You: Brodart Connect Survey - Read More read more about What We Learned From You: Brodart Connect Survey The Wonderful World of Sports Books for Kids Posted on August 11, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart A six-year-old named Josh raced into my library shouting, “I want a real book! Where are the real books?!” The Wonderful World of Sports Books for Kids - Read More read more about The Wonderful World of Sports Books for Kids Banned Books Week 2020: September 27-October 3 Posted on August 11, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart Each year the American Library Association highlights one of its core principles—the Freedom to Read—during Banned Books Week. Banned Books Week 2020: September 27-October 3 - Read More read more about Banned Books Week 2020: September 27-October 3 Book Bike Week Posted on August 07, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart Book Bike Week, sponsored by the Association of Bookmobile and Outreach Services (ABOS), was launched to showcase the extraordinary efforts libraries are undertaking to serve their communities through book bike programs. Book Bike Week - Read More read more about Book Bike Week 50 Years of Earth Day in America Posted on March 18, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart 50 Years of Earth Day in America - Read More read more about 50 Years of Earth Day in America Imagine Your Story This Summer Posted on February 19, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart Librarians are always thinking ahead, and early winter is the perfect time to plan your summer reading program. Fortunately, some librarians think about this all year long and have given us a head start. Imagine Your Story This Summer - Read More read more about Imagine Your Story This Summer Final Chapters in 2019 Posted on January 15, 2020 in Posts in 2020 by Brodart Every year at this time we pay homage to those we have recently lost. The website tributes.com has a good list of famous authors who left us this year. Let’s look at a few. Final Chapters in 2019 - Read More read more about Final Chapters in 2019 Looking Ahead to 2020 Posted on December 18, 2019 in Posts in 2019 by Brodart In the words of my favorite (fictional) president, Jed Bartlet of "The West Wing," "What’s next?" Librarians are always looking ahead, wondering what will enchant and entice their patrons in the coming year. Looking Ahead to 2020 - Read More read more about Looking Ahead to 2020 Connect - A Year in Review Posted on December 18, 2019 in Posts in 2019 by Brodart Throughout the year, we’re proud to highlight the key resources that help make libraries great, along with special anniversaries and collection development strategies Connect - A Year in Review - Read More read more about Connect - A Year in Review National Book Award Finalists Posted on November 20, 2019 in Posts in 2019 by Brodart National Book Award Finalists National Book Award Finalists - Read More read more about National Book Award Finalists 10 Deadlines Only a Librarian Would Understand Posted on November 20, 2019 in Posts in 2019 by Brodart For librarians, deadlines invite a special chance to embrace the sometimes absurd—but always rewarding—task of meeting patrons’ unique and changing needs. 10 Deadlines Only a Librarian Would Understand - Read More read more about 10 Deadlines Only a Librarian Would Understand STEM and Comics Team Up Posted on November 20, 2019 in Posts in 2019 by Brodart STEM, STEAM, STREAM. These are all acronyms for a teaching approach that focuses on a combination of core concepts, including Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (STEM), and sometimes Art (STEAM) and Reading (STREAM). STEM and Comics Team Up - Read More read more about STEM and Comics Team Up Celebrating Sesame Street Posted on October 16, 2019 in Posts in 2019 by Brodart Let’s take a look back at the late 1960s, when television, in many respects, was grim. If the nightly news wasn’t reporting on race riots in America, it was broadcasting body counts in Vietnam. Celebrating Sesame Street - Read More read more about Celebrating Sesame Street
