Libraries, in our opinion, embody some of the bedrock ideals on which this nation was founded, and those, you might agree, seem to be in shorter and shorter supply every day. Below are some of the reasons we, on this Library Workers Day, believe public libraries are worth fighting for.
Right to Read Day: Real Talk about Young People and Books
HCPL believes that books can be great tools to foster discussion between parents and children. Books that explore difficult topics can allow children to ask questions and parents to share their beliefs, advice, and hopes for their children.
LAWPods: The Best Resource for Some of the Worst Times in Life
It is safe to say that when you find yourself in dire need of reliable legal information and resources, you are probably not having a great week. Maybe you are facing divorce, a child custody dispute, or are being threatened with eviction. When you factor in the financial strain of attorney's fees and the fact…
Saturday Night Live at 50
A look back at Saturday Night Live's significance to the culture and entertainment, SNL related books, DVDs & CDs, and the 7 most underrated cast members
Ode to Soup
Soup is a comfort food and can be a bowl of memories. A simmering pot of soup on the fire makes even the humblest hovel a home. Celebrate National Soup Month with these cookbooks, and other soup-related items from our collections.
Remembering Jimmy Carter
There have been post-presidency redemption arcs before. Even Richard Nixon saw his public image slowly creep into something resembling respectability, but none, in my opinion, can match that of Jimmy Carter.
Hot Takes: Food Fight Podcast and Food Controversy Opinion Poll
Most people have strong opinions about Thanksgiving meals and food in general. So, we've put together this poll to answer the burning questions once and for all, and a podcast too!
Quincy Jones (1933 – 2024)
A brief appreciation of the life and career of Qunicy Jones with a selection of listening, reading and viewing recommendations from Harris County Public Library's collections
HCPL After Beryl
So even before power was restored at branches, library staff was carefully inspecting every book on every shelf in all twenty-seven HCPL branches.
What is genocide? A Brief Overview and Reading List
The UN defines genocide as: "a crime committed with the intent to destroy a national, ethnic, racial or religious group, in whole or in part."
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