On January 27th of 1945, the concentration camp Auschwitz was liberated by troops of the Soviet Union. While liberation of more camps continued throughout 1945 (and many camps didn’t close officially until much later due to being adapted for other purposes after liberation), Auschwitz was certainly one of the most…
New series release are coming! Be sure to check out book 1 from your local Santa Clarita Public Library to catch up on new series you may have missed. Book 1 Newest Release Book 1 Newest Release Book 1 Newest Release Book 1 Newest Release Book 1 Newest Release Book…
We’ve got a fresh take on the most common New Year’s Resolutions- and how the library can help you keep them! Start 2018 off right with a little help from your library. Learn a new language – Pronunicator Download the Pronunicator app on your phone or tablet, or…
Winter break is here, bringing with it cooler temperatures and the perfect time to cuddle up with a good book. Try one of these romances and potentially discover your next book boyfriend. SHARE THIS:
Shoujo is a genre of manga beloved by readers of all ages and genders. Its style of lanky bodies, beautiful looking characters with big eyes (both male and female), stories focusing on girls and women, and often its common focus on romance has made it a staple of manga both…
The Holidays are here and the Santa Clarita Public Library has the resources to help your gift giving game not break the bank. In this blog we will highlight just a few of our awesome DIY Holiday crafting tools, available to you for free. Upcoming Teen Programs and Events:…
The National Book Awards are given out by the National Book Foundation with the goal of enhancing the public’s awareness of exceptional books written by fellow Americans, and to increase the popularity of reading in general. For a complete list of winners visit the National Book Foundation March: Book Three By Lewis,…
October is upon us, and while we bask in the crisp fall air, perusing the pumpkin patch – we can’t help but want to crack open those old horror classics. Have you read them all? Bram Stoker’s Dracula by Bram Stoker Written in 1897, this novel…
Show your fandom pride and take a shot at wiinning a Barnes & Noble gift card! Come to the Canyon Country Library on Saturday, October 21st for the 1st Annual FANtastic Festival to join (or watch) our Cosplay Contest at 2pm. Entries will be judged on creativity, originality, effort and authenticity.…
September brings the start of exciting new Fall releases from sisters battling to the death for the crown to aliens “generously” offering advanced technology. Which teen book are you most excited to read? Have you placed a hold request yet? Request books early while wait times are at their lowest! SHARE…
