Reading Wisely Cures Misinformation Your local library will tell you that more reading will cure what ails you. But if an overwhelming political news cycle has left you avoiding the news altogether, take heart. There are tools available to filter out misinformation and regain a calm, level-headed reading experience. Misinformation, the exhausting, off-putting, overwrought part…
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Take 15 minutes out of your day to send feedback to California Revealed, a statewide initiative that helps public libraries digitize, preserve, and provide online access to archival materials.
Submit your work to the Palo Alto City Library Teen Literary Journal!
Do you love writing and want to share your work with your community? Have you ever wanted to be published in a literary journal? If you said yes to either (or both) of those questions, we have good news: submissions for the Palo Alto City Library Teen Literary Journal are now open! We will be…
Art by Yulia
By Yulia, Grade 7 I enjoy trying new media, including watercolor, acrylic, oil pastels, ink, markers, and Procreate…
Macbeth with a twist: Deconstructing a professional critic’s arguments
By Manan, Grade 10 Gothic Motifs and Darkness: The Supernatural’s influence upon Human Agencies in Macbeth Within the Norton Critical edition of Shakespeare’s Macbeth, A.C. Bradley, in his article entitled “The Tragedy of Macbeth,” discusses the role of gothic motifs in constructing the ambiance of the work. Notably, Bradley argues that Shakespeare employs characters…
Starting a Book Club!
By Norah, Grade 8 How To Start a Book Club! 💖 Reading is fun, but do you know what would make it even better? Reading with others! If you have a lot of thoughts on a book, why not get them out at a book club? Here’s how to get started → 📚 What…
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