Have you already read and enjoyed Now Is Not the Time to Panic by Kevin Wilson? Here are some great reads with similar themes.

Fiction:

Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin

Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month is celebrated every May. Below is a list of films that celebrate Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders on screen as well as behind the camera.

Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month is celebrated every May. Here are some great AAPI-authored children’s books that our youth librarians recommend you check out!  

The Fearless Flights of Hazel Ying Lee by Julie Leung

May is Jewish American Heritage Month! Here are some fantastic cookbooks to explore in your kitchen.

Modern Jewish Cooking: Recipes & Customs for Today's Kitchen by Leah Koenig

Now Is Not the Time to Panic is a coming-of-age story following Frankie and Zeke, two lonely teenagers in the mid '90s, who decide to make art together, mostly because they’re bored, but also because they want to make their mark on the world; they want to feel like they’ve created someth

“Once upon a time, there was a little boy who didn’t want to wear what all the other boys wore. He wanted to wear blue.”

It could be true!

Special interests are a common characteristic for children and adults who have autism spectrum disorder. Visit Wilmette Public Library to explore deep interests, build connections, and learn about resources just right for your family. What can you find at Wilmette Public Library? Read on!

The Woman's Club of Wilmette was established in 1891, and it has been an important part of the Wilmette community ever since. The Club even helped establish the Wilmette Public Library that we know today!

Enter the library’s new art show, Off the Beaten Path!

The spring and summer public art show opens Sunday, May 7, 2-3pm.

Theme: Off the Beaten Path

In honor of Black History Month, I'll be sharing some amazing titles across different genres throughout February. Here's some anxiety-inducing mysteries and thrillers by Black authors:

In honor of Black History Month, I'll be sharing some amazing titles across different genres throughout February. Here's some wonderful fiction by Black authors:

On February 8, Illinois Libraries Present will host the poet and author Kwame Alexander.

It's January, and the lists of 2022 best books from magazines, newspapers, and literary web sites have been making the rounds. Here are five of my personal favorite teen reads published in 2022.

Books can be gateways to meaningful conversation and opportunities to build empathy and expand vocabulary. When you’re reading together, take time to ask questions about the story and illustrations.

In the past few weeks we invited our patrons to let us know what books they've been enjoying at our Bring Your Own Book Club programs. Here are some recommendations from your neighbors:

Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus