Our final adult winter reading challenge of the season encourages you to read any book that belongs to a series, fiction or nonfiction.
Diverse Teen Romantasy Picks
By Cordiah
Discover the magic of romantasy! Explore thrilling fantasy worlds blended with swoon-worthy romance in these unforgettable, genre-bending reads.
Historical Thrillers for Teens
By cperry
The following historical thrillers will definitely keep you up at night!
Creative Teen Cosplays for C2E2
By Michelle
Get cosplay inspiration for C2E2 with manga picks for every skill level. From simple looks to showstoppers, find ideas and create your next convention fit.
Poetry by Trans Authors
By Christopher
Poetry collections by transgender authors, in honor of Transgender Day of Visibility.
Celebrating Pi(e) Day for Kids
By Caroline
On March 14, some people celebrate a holiday they call Pi Day! If you've never heard of the special number pi, you might think it's Pie Day--and you'd also be right! This day is a phenomenal time to learn about pi, math and even a little bit about the kind of pie you eat! What…
Ring, Ring! Calling Kids’ Books About Inventions
By Evelyn
Have you ever wondered how some of the everyday things you use were invented? Who were the folks behind some of these ideas? If you have thought about how you could make something better or invent a new product, let these books inspire you! The Inventor's Workshop gives us a peek into the spaces where…
Ella LaBagh: Advocating for Natural Areas and Public Spaces
By Allyson
Ella LaBagh was an advocate for improving public spaces and creating parks in early 20th century Chicago.
Pulaski Day: Honoring the Unsung Heroes of the American Revolution
By Marissa
When you think of the American Revolution, you may think of names like George Washington or Thomas Jefferson. 2026 marks 250 years since the Revolution, and the semiquincentennial will be celebrated throughout the year while we reflect on our country's beginning and look ahead to our future. On the first Monday in March, Illinois celebrates…
Women In Chicago History: Faith Rich
Faith Rich, tireless activist, is a woman from Chicago history you should know.
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