Find yourself judging a book by its cover? How about a little blind faith in a story summary? We've wrapped up some fiction titles we thought might...
Our current displays might pique your interest - come on in, take a look and check out a book!
Small Classics - Want to read a classic but are...
Santa dropped in and left some presents! On the gift tags are a synopsis of what's behind the wrapping, along with a barcode number so these little...
Easily digested, Bad Monkey is a fusion between satire and mystery. The novel’s focus bounces between the Florida Keys, Miami and the Bahamas. Hiassen...
LGBT History Month recognizes the vital roles LGBT people have played in American History. Here's some background info from Equality Forurm: "In 1994...
Lust for Life is a novel based on the life of Vincent Van Gogh by Irving Stone. The novel traced Van Gogh from London to Hague, from Paris to St. Remy...
Celebrating the Freedom to Read! "Since 1982, Banned Books Week has rallied librarians, booksellers, authors, publishers, teachers, and readers of all...
When the weather's warm, we're thinking of swimming. From The Cardinal October 30, 1965, Rodney Point Inauguration
Literature from around the World, exploring other perspectives - Featuring literature from lands that were traveled by students and faculty this past...
OverDrive is your Digital Library, offering you ebooks and audiobooks for download to your computer or device. Now you can borrow an available title...
The 2013 Summer Work and Reading guide is available for St. Andrew's Students. Here you'll find the summer reading list and summer homework for those...
The Aesthetics of Sustainability tutorial** students - Nnana Amakiri, Alex Bowman, YeoJin Kwon, Alexandra Porrazzo - led by photography teacher Joshua...
It's getting time to say goodbye. This class of 74 graduates is moving on - we've known most of them for 4 years, some for a time shorter, but we can...
New fiction, non-fiction, DVD titles and even more available to you on our New to the Collection page. Got an idea for an addition to the Library? ...
