Another sojourn into picture books from the past yields some underappreciated gems.

The Davidson County Sheep Fund Register, 1919-1921 provides interesting insights into Nashville life that is long past.

In honor of African American History Month, a look back at a business that made quite an impact on the building of Nashville over the last 100 years - McKissack & McKissack Architectural Firm.

The newest entry to the popular Best American series, Best American Food Writing started in 2018 with Ruth Reichl as the first editor and has been consistently outstanding.

Are you ready to get growing again? Your Nashville Public Library Seed Exchange team is back after a brief winter hiatus, and invites you to borrow seeds for your spring, summer, and fall gardens. If you're not growing herbs, let Herb Society of Nashville's Todd Breyer inspire you! Breyer kindly shared stories from his career as a landscape architect and his life-long journey as a gardener.

Looking for new favorites that support early reading skills like rhyme, repetition, colors, and numbers? Here is a list of books with diverse representation and inclusive themes for a young audience. 

Gunpla Building 101 is the Perfect Entry Into This Timeless Series

Kids Books to Celebrate Women's History Month

Whether you're eighteen or forty-eight, adulthood can be hard and exhausting to navigate. Luckily, Kelly Williams Brown has written an excellent guide to help us all out.