Earth Day is coming right up, and there are plenty of ways to celebrate: attend an Earth Day Festival (in St. Louis, earthday365 in Forest Park), commit to taki
New Book Club in a Bag additions in April!
We have added six new titles to our ever-growing Book Club in a Bag collection! Follow these links to read more about each new addition:
Born on a Blue Day by
Are you SURREAL?
People say we are living in surreal times, often citing politics and climate change as two examples among many. Looking for ways to cope? Try engaging with th
Author J. D. Trafford
Directly from his website, J. D. Trafford explains why he chose St. Louis as a setting for is most recent novels:
“I love St. Louis as a city …]. On the one ha
“I’ll have what she’s having!”
When Harry Met Sally is often considered to be the rom-com that forever changed the nature of rom-coms, traits of it infusing virtually every romantic comedy si
Inspired by Well-Read Black Girl Book Club
We have a fondness for book clubs here at Center for the Reader, and one we are truly inspired by is Well-Read Black Girl (“WRBG”).
Northern Lights and Literature
Approximately 10% of the population of Iceland will publish a book in their lifetime, according to BBC News, so it’s no surprise that they are responsible for a
Past, present, and future
It’s that time of the year again! Many of us are planning various holiday celebrations and all of us have a fresh year looming. Oh yes, it’s already mid-Decembe
Grow a Mo – Save a Bro!
Movember was launched in Australia in 2003 to raise awareness for prostate and testicular cancers. Men bring attention to these issues by growing a moustache during the month of November; simply changing their appearance fosters conversation about the serious underlying issues of men’s health. Check out these websites for detailed information about Movember Foundation and No…
“Excellent!” I cried. “Elementary,” said he.
October 31, 1892, is the publication anniversary of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s comprehensive Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, significant as the first collection of Holmes stories that had been previously only been published in magazines. From 1878, Conan Doyle wrote four novels and fifty-six Holmes-centric short stories over the span of nearly forty years, with all…
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