Grab your lunch and join us for knitting in the Shakespeare Room at noon on Thursdays!
EAST students from the International Students Magnet provided us with an exceptional 360 live tour of our library. The tour features 360 photos and captions of our library.
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Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with CCJPL
Let CCJPL be a resource to you as you celebrate Indigenous art, lives, and authors!
Read Blog PostAre You Up for a Challenge?
Learn how Teens can participate in our Summer Reading Challenge and earn prizes!
Read Blog PostJune 2024 Children's Display
The Children's Department will be displaying three themes this month - 8-Bit, Colors, and Read Alike for kids who enjoy Percy Jackson, Harry Potter, and Wings of Fire!
Read Blog PostEarly Learning Kit for Children
Amanda Stogsdill details our new Early Learning Kits for children.
Read Blog PostMay 2024 Children's Display
The Children's Department will be displaying items for Mental Health Awareness Month and Better Sleep Month, as well as a Cottagecore display!
Read Blog PostIntroducing Myself
Rylie Yawson introduces herself as the new Marketing & PR Manager
Read Blog PostFebruary 2024 Circulation Display
The Circulation Department will be displaying items for Black History Month!
Read Blog PostBeginning Readers
Amanda Stogsdill details materials and programs offered by the Craighead County Jonesboro Public Library that can benefit children learning how to read.
Read Blog PostJanuary 2023 Children's Display
The Children's Department will be displaying survival books for January!
Read Blog PostNovember 2023 Children's Display
The Children's Department will be displaying items you can "Fall" into!
Read Blog PostOctober 2023 Children's Display
From October 1st to October 21st, the children's library will be displaying items related to ghosts, and for the rest of the month will be displaying Monster Reads!
Read Blog PostAre Spooky Books Ok for Kids?
Amanda Stogsdill wants to help you find out if the horror genre is right for your child!
Read Blog PostSeptember 2023 Children's Display
The Children's Department will be hosting a display called "Roll For Adventure"!
Read Blog PostGraphic Novels: Friend or Foe?
Amanda Stogsdill emphasizes the benefits of allowing children to read graphic novels.
Read Blog PostAugust 2023 Children's Display
Children's will be displaying items for World Bee Day and International Bat Night!
Read Blog PostWhy Does Representation Matter in Children's Literature?
Amanda Stogsdill reflects on the importance of representation in children's media.
Read Blog PostRead 1000 Books Before Kindergarten
The Children's Department promotes the Read 1000 Books Before Kindergarten Program.
Read Blog PostEarly Literacy
Amanda Stogsdill emphasizes the importance of early literacy.
Read Blog PostBook Club Favorites
Over the past two years, I’ve led a book club discussion once a month and I thought it might be interesting to share some of my favorite titles that we’ve read. My selections included some nonfiction as well as fiction. All of the titles were published in the past five years, and only a few were bestsellers.
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