The Quest for the Hard-Boiled Female Gumshoe
With the recent death of writer Sue Grafton and the end of her long-running "Kinsey Millhone" series, are there other earthy, realistic female private eye series to read?
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Charlotte Today: Books to Read in Honor of African American History Month
Looking for book ideas to read during African American History Month?
Dana Eure, the Library's Associate Director of Lifelong Learning, made a guest appearance on WCNC's "Charlotte Today" on Thursday, February 8, 2018, and shared books to read during African American History Month that honor the past and inspire the future.
Tell Them We Are Rising - February 11
Charlotte Mecklenburg Library’s Beatties Ford Road Regional location is excited to host a FREE advance screening of Stanley Nelson’s Tell Them We Are Rising: The Story of Black Colleges and Universities on Sunday, February 11 from 2-4 p.m.
World War I: The Forgotten War
As the country celebrates the 100 year anniversary of World War I, the Robinson-Spangler Carolina Room partners with The Charlotte Museum of History and the University of North Carolina at Charlotte to bring you a series of FREE lectures about the “war to end all wars.”
Sunday Funday
Get your popcorn and your library card ready and score some super downloads celebrating all things Super Bowl.
Mecklenburg County Report on Early Childhood Education
Last fall, our partners at Mecklenburg County released a report called "Creating Opportunity: An Action Plan for Early Childhood Education." This report, created by the Mecklenburg County Early Childhood Education Executive Committee, aligns with the Library's emphasis on early literacy and educational success.