September 19th is Talk-Like-a-Pirate-Day! While real pirates in history were scary, smelly people who killed a lot of other people, for some reason their lives as masters of the high […]
Warm Bodies by Isaac Marion R misses many things, but the thing his misses the most is his own name. After being transformed into a zombie, the hustle and bustle […]
Today is the 13th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, as well as the crash of diverted United Flight 93. In remembrance […]
One book I particularly enjoyed reading was Johnny Cash: The Life by Robert Hilburn. The book goes into detail on Cash’s personal life as well as his singing career. The […]
August 26th is National Dog Appreciation Day so make sure to take some time to show the dog in your life how much you appreciate them! To mark this auspicious […]
Libraries are all about Summer! Public Library customers have tons of books to choose from at their respective libraries this Summer. From the hardcover board books for the very young; […]
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Fun fact: 4500 eBooks and digital media are circulated monthly at the Pasadena Public Library. Once upon a time, people read books on paper. Publishers made books, libraries made them […]
Here’s a book you horror fans might enjoy, The Caretaker of Lorne Field by Dave Zeltserman. Do you enjoy stories where no one believes you even though their lives might […]
If you are reading (or have finished) the new Dan Brown book, Inferno, you probably want to refresh your memory on the Divine Comedy. Here are two versions of translation […]
One can start a list and argue about the many oxymorons in the English Language… act naturally, exact estimates, pretty ugly, original copies, clearly misunderstood, etc. Let’s talk more about […]