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A Reading List For National Poetry Month

A Reading List For National Poetry Month

April is National Poetry Month, the largest literary celebration in the world. Every year, tens of millions of readers, students, teachers, librarians, booksellers, publishers, bloggers, and  poets mark poetry’s important place in our culture and our lives throughout...
A Conversation With the Spokane Poet Laureate

A Conversation With the Spokane Poet Laureate

Spokane Poet Laureate Mery Smith will lead two workshops in late March at our Quincy and Moses Lake branches. Then she will come back in May for two more workshops at our Wenatchee and Cashmere branches. You can now register for the first two workshops, “Joy and...
Celebrate Women’s History Month With Fiction

Celebrate Women’s History Month With Fiction

Let’s continue our celebration of Women’s History Month with a focus on fiction. While reading nonfiction is important for acquiring knowledge and fact-based understanding about people and events, fiction helps us build empathy. Great novels allow us to...
HW Virtual Program in March

HW Virtual Program in March

How can a two-century-old Eastern European Jewish tradition help us grapple with contemporary catastrophes, as well as old displacements, genocides, and assimilation? Explore the ancient Ashkenazi women’s tradition of feldmestn — a practice of measuring...

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