Reading

If you were lucky enough to grow up reading Jonathan Rand's "Michigan Chillers" books, let's look at the real Michigan locations that inspired the stories.

Winter is here and we haven't hit the worst part of the season yet, but before we do, have these activities ready so it will make the winter more bearable.

Whether you stay to one specific genre, keep up with the best seller list, or like discussing the differences between the book and the movie, there is a book club for you. Plus, tasty snacks will be provided and you'll have an opportunity to win great prizes.

Add some great tales to your grandchildren's library, get swept up in pages of romance, or get to the bottom of new who-dunnit. It's all going to a great cause.

This sale has more than just books. Fill up on DVDs, CDs, Audio books, and more!

From 10a-11a in Bronson Park, you and your little learner can take part in National Stand for Children Day and Ready to Read, an outreach program from the Kalamazoo Public Library that encourages early childhood literacy. Enjoy healthy snacks, juice, and a book, courtesy of our friends at KPL. Plus, they can meet some of their favorite characters from beloved children's books. An early interest in reading is fundamental for a child's academic future.

There were so many great things about being a kid in the 80s.  Styling Side Pony-Tails and big bangs.  Wearing Jelly Shoes and slap bracelets.  Recording your favorite songs straight from the radio.  Watching Saturday morning cartoons (don't get me started)...