Welcome to the third issue of the Library's community Quaranzine!
There are two different versions—one is for reading on a screen (PDF), and the other has been imposed so it can be printed at home (PDF), folded, stapled, and read in that fashion. Select short-side binding on most printers to print correctly.
Reviewed by Dana B., Community Engagement Librarian
Looking to read more online zines? The Sherwood Forest Zine Library, based in Austin, Texas, has a truly amazing and updated collection of free digital zines. The collection ranges from topics on self care, food and music zines, to an updated collection of state policing and protesting zines. Updated frequently, polished, and easy to use, this zine archive is definitely worth checking out.
They are also adding to their zine collection actively, so if you have a PDF of a zine you’d like to submit, you can be published on their website!
Reviewed by Anna M., Materials Handler
Whatever Happened to Interracial Love? by Kathleen Collins is also available as an ebook and audiobook.
The second issue of the Library's new community Quaranzine has arrived!
There are two different versions—one is for reading on a screen (PDF), and the other has been imposed so it can be printed at home (PDF), folded, stapled, and read in that fashion. Select short-side binding on most printers to print correctly.
You did it! The community-wide reading goal of 200,000 minutes was met on Saturday, June 13, just 13 days into the summer reading games! Congrats to Hoosier Hills Food Bank, who will receive a $2,000 check from the Friends of the Library.
Since then, you’ve far surpassed this goal and have made it all the way to 539,745 minutes, as of Monday morning, June 29! In fact, the Library now has a new goal for summer reading––1 million minutes!
Reviewed by Dean M., Materials Handler
The Man in a Case by Anton Chekhov is also available in a short story collection on Hoopla.
Reviewed by Sarah B., Materials Handler
Reviewed by Sarah K., Materials Handler
Such a Fun Age by Kiley Reid is also available as an ebook and audiobook.
Shannon had long believed the advice of her mother, “One good friend. My Mom says that's all anyone really needs.” But when her one friend, Adrienne, starts spending more time with the new, popular girl and her “friend group,” Shannon is left confused about where she fits in.
What’s even more challenging, one of the girls in the group is a bully! How can Shannon navigate the complex social order of middle school? Real Friends is a relatable fast paced graphic novel based on the experiences of award winning author, Shannon Hale. Recommended for readers 8-12.
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