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Breaking Barriers: Accessible Beaches in West Michigan

Grand Haven · Grand Haven

Breaking Barriers: Accessible Beaches in West Michigan

By Shelley Roossien, Accessibility & Inclusion Specialist West Michigan’s stunning shoreline along Lake Michigan is a summer treasure and often the destination for many to enjoy a day in the sun. Thanks to growing accessibility efforts, many of our beaches are more welcoming than ever to everyone, regardless of mobility. Whether you're a wheelchair user, traveling with someone who is or simply seeking smoother access to the sand and surf, these …Read Article

Summer Fun @ KDL

Kentwood, Michigan · Kentwood

Summer Fun @ KDL

By Audrey Barker | Branch Librarian Welcome to summer! We love the warm breezes, the blooming flowers and no more scraping ice off the car windshield. It’s glorious! School’s out, and the freedom from strict schedules feels like a breath of fresh air after nine months of busyness. The start of summer is filled with sleeping in, sandy toes and the heartwarming sound of kids giggling and swings creaking back and forth. But then…the dog days of sum…Read Article

Recommended Reads from John Green and Kaveh Akbar

In April, John Green and Kaveh Akbar were the featured authors at our second annual On the Same Page event. During their talk, they gave shoutouts to some of their favorite writers and books. Check out some of John and Kaveh's recommendations for your next summer read. Books: The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy The Penguin Book of Spiritual Verse Writers and Poets: Heather Christle Sarah Manguso Paul Farmer Karen Russell…Read Article

Bookworm Mobile to Distribute Books Across Johnson City

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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Johnson City Schools' Bookworm Mobile will distribute books across the city in June. The first appearance of the traveling library is scheduled for Monday from 9 a.m. to noon at the Memorial Park Community Center. "It is very important for students to have access to books throughout the summer, so they can keep reading and keep their reading skills up to avoid the summer slide," JCS Supervisor Melissa Stukes said. …See the Story

Stump the Librarian: Myths and Drifts

Ahoy! Welcome to Stump the Librarian, KDL’s very own podcast! We’re diving into open waters in today’s episode, as Jill explores the mythology of Poseidon. Do you know how he became ruler of the sea? Listen and find out! Next, Librarian Caleb talks about KDL’s Bookmobile and shares a delightful fact of the day. Then, Liz describes the incredible Portuguese Man of War. Stay away from this tentacled terror! Finally, Jill recommends a funny chap…Grand Rapids, Michigan · Grand Rapids Read Article

Wise Words from a Poet

Local Poet GF Korreck was a judge of our Write Michigan Teen Poetry Contest. He shared this wise message with the participants and all of us. No matter which generation you represent, chances are you've been in an English class where more than one person, perhaps even you, asked why do we have to read poetry? My response is, why not? While poetry is often taken apart and studied for its various elements, there is a single important piece that c…Michigan · Michigan Read Article

A Visit from the Weinermobile®

By Erica Huyser, Branch Librarian, Tyrone Twp. Branch When the phone rings at the library, you never know exactly what it will be about. You learn to expect the unexpected, while also recognizing that most phone calls fit into one of several categories. Something I never could have prepared myself for? Getting a call from Patron Services, telling me that they had Akira from the Oscar Mayer Weinermobile® on the other line ready to be transferred …Michigan · Michigan Read Article

Congratulations to the Teen Poetry Contest Winners!

The Write Michigan Teen Poetry Contest received 161 entries this year, and we were so impressed by the level of talent on display! KDL would like to thank all our teen poets – it takes courage to share your art with strangers, and we are honored by your participation. Congrats to the winners, who will each receive a gift card to Meijer! Written Competition Winners Mary Oak for "Stain" Tessa Feldpausch for "Warm Twinkles, Small Movements" Sadie…Kentwood, Michigan · Kentwood Read Article

Read Like John Green

John Green By Angela and Shelby, Branch Librarians Just one more week until John Green and Kaveh Akbar take the stage! John Green has written a number of young adult novels and just published his second adult nonfiction book, Everything is Tuberculosis, opens a new window, last month. If you’re caught up with his latest and are still itching for more to read before the big On the Same Page event on April 30, here are some of John Green’s recom…New York State · New York Read Article

Stump the Librarian: The Ink-redible Octopus

Welcome to KDL’s very own podcast, just for kids & their families! In today’s episode, Jill talks about some very strange yet functional inventions. Who needs a mustache guard? Next, KDL’s Data Coordinator Sheri has some library facts for you to check out. Then, Liz takes a deep dive into octopus land and shares some inky information. Finally, Jill recommends a nonfiction book about a historic rescue mission and one very daring dog. Can you gues…Estonia · Estonia See the Story

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