Bibliotherapy : A Librarian’s Favorite Form of Shelf-Help By: Julia Welzen We read The Little Paris Bookshop by Nina George as this month’s selection in the book discussion I lead. It’s a lovely book, but the bit that spurred the most conversation was the role of the main...
Finding the Perfect Book! By: Heidi Herald Are you ever in the mood to read something dark and gloomy and set in Scotland; or maybe, a romance that takes place on a Caribbean island? No matter what you are in the mood for, you have access to...
Blow me down, International Talk Like a Pirate Day is Coming By: Nickole Shipley Shiver me timbers, International Talk Like a Pirate Day is Sep 19th, 2018! In preparation, your HEPL library has many options for you. Want to learn to speak like a pirate? HEPL has a...
Look Up! -- Explore the World of Astronomy By: Heidi Herald Next Monday, July 30th, Steve Haines from the Indianapolis Astronomical Society will present a program on Astronomy at the Fishers Library at 7 PM. Geared towards adults, this program would also be interesting to kids 8+ with...
Is Gaming Disorder for Real? Exploring the Question with Opposing Viewpoints and Health & Wellness Resource Center By: Pam Lamberger Do you have video-gamers in your family? Most do – it’s an enjoyable pastime for children and adults alike. With the Internet available in almost every home,...
Did Somebody Say Ice Cream? By: Kirsten Edwards In case you need another reason to indulge this summer, July is National Ice Cream Month! Celebrate this creamy treat with some sweet reads at the library! Want to learn about the history of America’s favorite dessert? Amy Ettinger’s ode...
1968 - A Stand-Out Year By: Donna Lefeber 1968 was a stand-out year in the history of America and the world. 1968 brought cultural sea changes, political upheaval, innovations in music, film, and the arts, and leaps forward in scientific achievement and technology. It also brought tragic...
DIY: Make it/Take it Paper Dahlia Wreath By: Cindy Christy If you have visited the Adult Services area in Noblesville recently, you might have noticed the paper dahlia that is hanging behind the desk. Still one of my most popular crafts, it gets a lot of attention...
Making the Grade By: Heidi Herald Have you ever used the Testing and Education Reference Center in Inspire? This useful resource provides test preparation for all types of students and careers. You can find everything from High School Equivalency Exam Prep to Postal Service Exam Prep (and...
Take a Hike By: Nickole Shipley Now that the weather is warmer you might desire to be outside more often. A great way to be outdoors which has some healthy benefits to it is hiking. Beyond the scenic views in nature and wildlife there are health benefits to...
