Books for your ears, or Hooray for Audiobooks!

As was noted in yesterday’s post, we here really like books.  But, I think, more than that, we enjoy good stories, in whatever form, or through whatever medium they happen to be told, especially if they involve plenty of good characters, well-planned action, and/or elaborate hand gestures…As was also noted, we also tend to focus … Continue reading Books for your ears, or Hooray for Audiobooks!

Saturdays @ the South: An Ode to Audiobooks

Much like the books discussed in last week’s post, audiobooks are sometimes maligned. Many think that audiobooks are only for the elderly, infirm or visually impaired because: why else would someone listen to a book when you can read the paper (or electronic) version? As adults, haven’t we moved beyond storytimes and someone reading to you? Regular readers … Continue reading Saturdays @ the South: An Ode to Audiobooks

Summer Reading: Thinking Outside the Covers

Today we share with you a post that first ran in 2016, which has been updated with information for this years’ Peabody Summer Reading.  We hope you enjoy exploring the various kinds of reading you can accomplish at the Library this summer! I think we’ve made the analogy here at some point before, but books … Continue reading Summer Reading: Thinking Outside the Covers