One Maryland One Book Discussion
Join us for coffee and dessert at Seoul Blues Cafe as we discuss this year’s One Maryland One Book pick! The pick is “What Storm, What Thunder” by Myriam J.A. …
Tis the Season Self-Care Tea Time
The holidays are a festive, fun-filled time, but they can be overwhelming! In the midst of all the shopping, baking, wrapping, and celebrating…we can lose ourselves. Take some time for …
Big Feelings Storytime
Families will enjoy books and songs about big feelings and how to take care of ourselves and each other at Big Feelings Storytime! Stick around afterwards for a fun craft …
Wyrd Bookstore’s Anniversary Bash
Don’t miss Wyrd Bookstore‘s Anniversary Bash! They are coming on one year since they first opened their doors, and they are so excited to celebrate with the people who have …
Book or Treat
Don’t miss Book or Treat! Kids, come in costume to enjoy storytimes with local authors, crafts, and games. Please help us prepare by RSVPing for each child attending. Adults, we …
Meet the Author: Katherine Haas
Join us for an inspiring event with Katherine Haas, a longtime Annapolis resident of 50 years. Katherine will read excerpts from her book, “Little Jade”. Her book recounts her journey …
MADNESS: THE HISTORY OF CROWNSVILLE HOSPITAL & A CALL TO SHAPE A.A. COUNTY’S FUTURE
Antonia Hylton’s new book Madness: Race and Insanity at a Jim Crow Asylum explores the roots of Crownsville Hospital through eye-opening historical context and emotional stories of patients and families.The …
Add it to the Stack! with Melody: Bookish Gifts for Everyone on the Nice List!
Top Picks for Readers and Moms Who Wanna Be The holiday shopping season is here! Like many busy moms, the toughest part of the gift-giving season is trying to figure …
Add it to the Stack!: Shorter Reads for a Busy Fall
NOVEMBER IS HERE! Like many busy moms, it’s time to open our Google calendars and sigh. Fall is in a new phase of busy with school events, parties, daylight savings …
Reading Between the Lines with Melody: My Beef with F & P
“My child’s teacher said they are only reading at a level G and she’s supposed to be reading at a J…I don’t know what that means…can you help?!” The number …