A Patron’s Guide to Digital Resources: Hoopla!
Have you "checked out" Hoopla yet? Below is a guide to signing up for a free Hoopla account with your WPPL library card.
Have you "checked out" Hoopla yet? Below is a guide to signing up for a free Hoopla account with your WPPL library card.
Huge, creepy houses; dangerous, controlling men; pale women with candelabras; dark secrets....these are all aspects of the gothic novel. If you're looking for an atmospheric blending of horror and mystery,…
We all enjoy reading to escape--to find a new world and visit places that we've never been to before. But, what if you actually could go into a new world?…
Long time fans of this series (or my sister-series, Cat's Picks), will know how much I dig underground and obscure media. There was just something in the air in the…
Biography is probably the easiest section to search in any library's nonfiction collection. After all, while the rest of the NF books require a basic knowledge of the Dewey Decimal…
This month, The Horror Film Club watched Hangover Square, a film noir about a composer who suffers from frequent blackouts. As the film progresses, he becomes increasingly unstable, making for…
WPPL's newest book club, focused on Environmentalism, met for the first time on Wednesday, January 8th. We discussed the fantastic book "Kiss the Ground" by Josh Tickell, whose main focus…
When I was a child, there was nothing I enjoyed quite like reading fairytales. These stories of princesses and peasants and monsters and magic were so delightful to me, and…
Every year, like many people, I concoct a list of resolutions to make me a better person. These range from trying to be more active to cutting back on screen-time.…
My grandpa was a huge fan of westerns. And he would often tell me that he's read just about every Western the library could send him. I wish I would…
Welcome to our first installment of The Classics Challenge, where every month, I'll provide you with a list of classic books that you can check out from the library! Since…
If you're looking for a New Year's Resolution, allow me to throw a suggestion into the ring. What if you consider reading the classics? We all "had" to read them…