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Sing storytime songs with YDL staff

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YDL’s Update on Resuming Services

Published: June 2, 2020

We’re excited to resume operations at YDL, and we appreciate everyone’s patience and perseverance. We plan to gradually phase in our services in a way that keeps our community, patrons, and staff safe. Please read on for more information about what to expect as we re-open responsibly.

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Summer Challenge

Read, Learn, Explore

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PebbleGo

Animals and social studies come to life in this easy-to-navigate and visual learning tool for youngsters pre-K and up.

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Pretend Play at YDL-Whittaker

Published: September 5, 2019

Discover educational toys in our pretend play spaces. We’ve changed over to a new theme for Fall 2019, “Let’s Play School.”

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Picture books by Muslim Authors

Thanks to the tireless work of Arab literature blogs and library blogs, we can offer you this list of picture books written by Muslim authors. This collection features Muslim children and their families. We hope these books will provide a deeper understanding of the Muslim American and global Muslim experience.

Jabari Jumps by Gaia Cornwall
Childhood Resilience

Stories of children who faced adversity unflinchingly.

Cover of picture book called You Hold Me Up
Youth and YA Titles by Indigenous Authors

Find great books by Native American/First Nation authors for your little one here.

You’re Invited to our 150th Birthday Party!

Published: August 27, 2018

Celebrate 150 years of library service to the community with music, kids activities, history, and cake!

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I got the Rhythm
Picture Books by African American Authors

Great books for kids ages 2-9 by African American authors. This collection ranges from being published a while ago to only several years ago. With a range of styles and topics, you’re sure to find something that you love.

Always Remember by Cece Meng
Grief & Loss

Loss of a loved one is a big moment in a child’s life. These books can help you talk about death, loss, and grieving with a child ages 3-9. This is a big collection with many different angles and concepts.

It Feels Good to be Yourself by Theresa Thorn
Gender Identity & Sexuality Books for Little Ones

Explore these topics through beautiful picture books. These books are a great way to begin a conversation or to add to an already existing conversation. You’ll find suggestions for age ranges between 3 and 9.