Posts by Helen Broady

On June 20, BLC hosted author Frederick Binder at the library's cuartito to discuss the contributions and experiences of immigrants and migrants coming to New York City.

Author and illustrator Paul Rodriguez visited the Bronx Library Center's "cuartito" to create new work with fifth graders based on the folktale about "el coqui," or "the tree frog".

If your beloved grandkids are too many miles away, our author offers delightful ways to engage with them, staying close regardless of the distance.

Like most of us, you're concerned about many of today's social issues but puzzled by conflicting messages from media, so-called experts, and statistics. The Opposing Viewpoints in Context database provides a balance of evidence to help you form opinions on the issues most important to you.

Discover a hint of what's tucked away in a corner of the reference room on the fourth floor of the Bronx Library Center, a space in the Latino and Puerto Rican Cultural Collection and Gallery affectionately called the "cuartito".

My desire to stay close to my west coast granddaughter led me to the library for solutions.

The next time we had "no-computer/board game time" I was amazed at the reaction from our regulars. When asked the same question and replying with the standard answer, I heard an exuberant "Ooh! We can play board games now? "

Come and show off your knowledge of past and present African-American culture! Fun for all. Ages 10 - adult.