Jan 7, 2019 | Staff Picks For Kids
Fun with Snowflakes By: Julie Armstrong There is just something magical about a snowflake. From the delicate design of each individual flake to the beauty of hundreds floating down on a cold winter day, snowflakes captivate us. Children especially love them, and for...
Dec 20, 2018 | Highlights in History
Christmas a Century Ago By: David Heighway, Hamilton County Historian When the Christmas holiday rolled around in 1918, it was an odd sort of time, and this was pointed out in an editorial in the Ledger on Christmas Eve. The First World War had just ended on November...
Dec 17, 2018 | Uncategorized
Staff Picks of 2018 As we end 2018 and start getting ready to welcome 2019, we asked our staff to reflect on the books they’ve read this year. These are their responses and recommendations. An Absolutely Remarkable Thing by Hank Green A woman in New York City...
Dec 7, 2018 | Library News
We’re chatting LIVE with author John Green! Thanks to the creative work of the Fishers Teen Advisory Board, the Library is proud to present a VERY special opportunity to chat live (via Skype) with award-winning author and all-around great guy John Green. This...
Dec 6, 2018 | Highlights in History
Family Stories: Fact or Fiction By: Nancy Massey I had an uncle who was not only the unofficial family historian but who told the best family stories. Each time he told a story about a family ancestor, he embellished it from the last time he told it. When I started...
