There are many uses for duct tape from quick fixes around the house to being creative and making that one of a kind fashion piece. Crafters enjoy making novelty items such as clothes, handbags, belts and more. There is even an annual competition that offers a college scholarship to the person who creates the most […]
Read More from Nothing Defies Duct TapeThe Total Solar Eclipse
Just after 1 p.m. on August 21, the Moon will pass between the Earth and the Sun, casting a shadow over Earth and creating the first total solar eclipse to touch the United States since the 1990s and the first to cover it coast-to-coast since 1918! Join the St. Louis Public Library for programs on […]
Read More from The Total Solar EclipseAhoy Matey!
Pirates cause trouble and mayhem on the high seas. Check out some of their piratey antics from our digital collections. Review provided by OverDrive Finding and identifying a pirate ship is the hardest thing to do under the sea. But two men—John Chatterton and John Mattera—are willing to risk everything to find the Golden Fleece, […]
Read More from Ahoy Matey!Total Eclipse of the Heart
Have you ever considered what it would be like to travel back in time? I imagine being excited and terrified. In Mark Twain’s A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court the main character finds himself in a bit of a sticky situation. Thankfully he being from the future knew that a solar eclipse was going to […]
Read More from Total Eclipse of the HeartCandid and Public: Street Photography
Just what is Street Photography? In short, street photography features subjects in public places in candid situations. The subjects are usually unaware, although not always, and photos often capture life right as it happens in front of the photographer. This gives the images a spontaneous and sometimes very intimate feel. While the term “Street Photography” […]
Read More from Candid and Public: Street PhotographyDehydrating Foods
Dehydrating foods not only saves you money, but it is very simple and incredibly healthy. Dehydrated foods have an extended shelf life and take up less storage space. These titles, from our digital collections, can get you started dehydrating food from fruit to meat to vegetables. Review provided by OverDrive Cathy has added to her […]
Read More from Dehydrating FoodsNew Music Friday (8/11/17)
It's Friday, and It's time to kick off your weekend with some new music releases! These brand new records can be downloaded now, for FREE, with your St. Louis Public Library card. The Library's subscriptions to Freegal Music and Hoopla Digital give you 24/7 access to free music and music videos for download to your […]
Read More from New Music Friday (8/11/17)Ponyo
The movie Ponyo was about a young man name Sosuke. He finds a strange fish in the sea. Sosuke catches it and names it Ponyo. But it turns out this is not an ordinary fish. It is the daughter of the sea queen. The rest of the movie is about how to get her back […]
Read More from PonyoFairy Tail
I recommend reading the manga, . Fairy Tail is about a young celestial mage, Lucy Heartfilia. She was on a journey to find all of the celestial keys. As she's passing through a town, Lucy meets a man named Salamander, who woos girls and then sells them. She is invited to join Fairy Tail by the […]
Read More from Fairy TailYummy: The Last Days of a Southside Shorty
The book I read was called Yummy by G. Neri. It was about a boy named Yummy who gets caught up in gangs and shoots his childhood friend on accident. He then was on the run for a while until his own friends shoot him in the head. The story was very good and taught […]
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