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In Under the Tulip Tree by Michelle Shocklee, it is seven years after the stock market crash and Lorena Leland takes a job with the government interviewing former slaves. Frankie Washington is one of the interviewees, and they hit it off. As Frankie’s story comes out, Rena gets a fresh perspective on slavery. Pick up your copy at the circulation desk today.
Cloves grow best in warm, humid weather and damp, loamy soil. One tree can produce up to 40 pounds of cloves a […]
Onions have been used for centuries in cooking. The original drying process to preserve onions was time consuming. Around the twentieth century when dehydrating […]
Wednesday October 8th, 3-5pm: Mr. Jerry and Do Art Productions Comic Book Workshop will explore the different languages of comics, from the eyes, to […]
Monday, February 16th 2:00PM Tweens to Adults: This easy-to-learn method of drawing creates beautiful images from repetitive patterns. You don’t need to be an […]
