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Tucked on a special shelf at many FVRLibraries locations are books written by our youngest patrons — self-published stories waiting to be discovered. One book at Vancouver Community Library stopped us in our tracks.
Written by Winnie, a regular Vancouver patron, The Girl Who Loved the Library had a delightful plot and such heartfelt affection for libraries tha...
Have you ever participated in a book club? These regular gatherings tend to follow a familiar format: choose a book that interests the whole group, then come together to discuss themes, characters, and how the story relates to our own lives. But how do you host a book club for kids ages 5 to 9? As it turns out, all you need are kids who love books, a great activity, and just ...
Hooray for poets and poetry! Arthur Sze, current U.S. Poet Laureate, has a book of poetry translations out this week called “Transient Worlds: On Translating Poetry” (2026), which takes readers through 1,500 years of world poetry. The Washington State Poet La...
Anne McCaffrey was an American science fiction writer who was born on April 1. She was the first woman to win a Hugo Award and a Nebula Award, and her novel “The White Dragon” was one of the first science fiction books to appear on the New York Times bestseller list. McCaffrey passed away in 2011 at her home in Ireland at the age of 85.
McCaffrey was given awards for l...
The spring equinox has passed, signaling the end of winter. Many cultures and religions observe spring rituals and festivals, and as with most things, food is part of the celebrations. When we were hunter-gatherers, spring meant that food became more plentiful; supermarkets mean that we don’t have to pick our own berries, but there is still something about spring that inspire...