There are many types of faith, faith in ourselves, faith in others. These stories explore living lives of hope and faith.

Presenting Bible stories in new and invigorating ways has been a challenge to teachers throughout the ages. Take a look at the Lego approach!

Teens interested in the horror genre want quality books. Many young adult books deal with deep literary and philosophical questions. Here are a few of the best available to youth.

As harvest time draws near it´s time for scarecrows of the world to celebrate a job well done!

Many young adult Christian patrons are looking for a scary read. Their parents don´t want them reading horror literature. What can the library offer these patrons?

Rosh Hashanah means "first of the year" and is often referred to as the Jewish New Year's Day. Here is more information about Rosh Hashanah and a great website to share with young patrons.

Just because a book is in print doesn´t make it true. Even it it is described as the "most interesting trial for witchcraft ever known."

Patrons often like a bit of a scare. These books offer ghost stories from around the world and across the USA. They are perfect for a Halloween display.

Compassion and service are traits that we want to encourage in young people. These books for young readers exemplify these attitudes in a variety of situations by different types of people.

Helping students connect to the events of September 11 can be a challenge. This webquest for middle and high school students requires critical thinking skills, and asks students how they want to remember the day that changed their lives.