Posts from Hamilton Grange Library

Do you like reading or are trying to get back into it, but don't have the time or focus for a long novel right now? Short stories may be just the cure for you.

Can't wait to travel but want to wait until it's safer to do so? There nothing wrong with researching beforehand, so you can be armed with the knowledge to travel safely.

Here are some books on learning the art of stoicism and focusing on what you control to help you through the mortal coil.

Looking for a great read? Check out books nominated for an NAACP Image Award this year for fiction, nonfiction and debut author.

Whether you're looking to reinvent yourself or never quite found a style that suits you, here is a short list of books to help inspire a style change or upgrade.

Have you already broken the promises you made to yourself on December 31st? These books can help you get back on track to meet your goals.

This list of over 100 books celebrates notable achievements by Black people in science, technology engineering, the arts, math and medicine.

"As a father with a son with autism, I want to recommend these books for anyone wanting to learn more about autism and the experience of living with it."

If you're looking for some ideas on new dishes to make using your air fryer beyond your few go-tos, you're in luck!

Congratulations! It's a...plant! Here's a list of books to help you get started caring for plants and helping them thrive.

Cluttered rooms can make a cluttered mind, so why not get some inspiration on home organization and decluttering.

There is still enough time to get a cool recipe to make some sweet treats this summer.

Have you lost your drive to do the things you love and that keep you active? There is an outlet that doesn't require much to keep your mind and body well maintained.

From the Bronx through Manhattan to Staten Island, staff members at The New York Public Library regularly witness random acts of kindness. Here, we've collected just a few of these heartwarming interactions.

Use resources on The New York Public Library website to learn from home.

Constitution Day and Citizenship Day is observed each year on September 17 to commemorate the signing of the Constitution on September 17, 1787, and to “recognize all who, by coming of age or by naturalization, have become citizens.”

When vocal artist Russell Saint John was preparing for a concert of the music of greats Paul Robeson and Hall Johnson, he turned to his nearby Hamilton Grange Library to conduct his research. "To have all of this information at your fingertips is phenomenal," he says. "This is a place for growth, and that's what The New York Public Library is for me."

On September 16, Hamilton Grange had the exceptional honor of hosting an author visit with graphic novelist Joel Christian Gill at the New Heights Academy Charter School.

The Vampire Diaries series was first published by L.J. Smith in 1991. In recent years the series has been republished and become extremely popular.