We Suggest: Our Favorite Books Set at Summer Camp/the Great Outdoors
Summer may be synonymous with sunscreen, sweat and the salty sea but it’s also the season of camp and the great outdoors. Read more
Category: Carrico/Fort Thomas Branch
The Philip N. Carrico Branch serves the Fort Thomas area with a collection of over 74,000 items. The building was constructed in 1995 with 8,800 square feet. An additional 6,200 square feet was constructed in 2001. About 200,000 patrons visit the branch each year.
Celebrate Pride Month with these LGBTQ+ Reads
June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month, a time to commemorate lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer individuals. Read more
June-July ‘Connections’ Newsletter
Join us for an adventure-filled summer at the library! Read more
Meet a Therapy Dog at Puppy Tales
If you’ve ever attended one of the library’s Puppy Tales programs, there’s a good chance you’ve met Koda, an AKC-accredited therapy bernedoodle who loves story time. Read more
Staff Recommendations: Our Favorite Trilogies
Trilogies give readers a chance to explore universes and characters in a span of three books. We asked our staff to suggest their favorites. Here’s what they recommend!
Book Bus Summer Parks Tour
The Book Bus is hitting the roads of Campbell County this June & July to bring summer fun to a park near you.
May ‘Connections’ Newsletter
You’ll find music, games, a fun early literacy event and more at the library this May!
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We Suggest: Our Favorite Middle Grade Reads
While there are many great middle grade books the library holds dear, our staff suggested four of their favorites from the genre. Middle grade books are geared toward middle school-aged children. Read more
Excited About Taylor Swift’s Tortured Poets Department? Read Poets From the Library’s Collection!
Swifties are well aware that Taylor Swift is a mastermind—so it’s no coincidence that her upcoming album, The Tortured Poets Department, is releasing smack-dab in the middle of National Poetry Month. Read more
Arts & Culture Series 2024
Unwind this spring at the library with free performances by local classical and choir groups. Read more