Listen in as Caitlin shares two popular thrillers and a new non-fiction bringing light to a topic you probably never think about. This week's featured service is one of our online databases, Credo; likened to an academic Wikipedia, you'll be amazed at how much you can learn!

In this episode, Caitlin shares some holiday favorites for you to enjoy this season, including some fun holiday cookbooks to explore.  The featured service this week is our children's book bundles, allowing you and your family to take a deep dive into a topic and maybe even find something new to read together! 

This episode explores a timely service available to library patrons - Curbside Service. Though it's not the same as in-person browsing, our online catalog provides you access to all of our materials for easy pickup from your car! The titles discussed this episode keep you on the edge of your seat, and Caitlin even shares about a DVD series that has been very popular. 

Episode 4 brings three popular titles your way that have been reserved again and again. Caitlin discusses read-alike titles for each selection, allowing you to dig deep into similar characters, storylines, or genres. She also shares information about eNewsletters, brought to your inbox weekly, loaded with information about IPL events and new materials in our catalog. 

This episode explores three titles that might just put you a bit outside of your comfort zone. Some books are mirrors, reflecting the life that you know, while others are windows, providing you with an inside look into a culture or social issue of which you're not familiar. Caitlin also shares information on our newest service, mobile hotspots, allowing you to borrow the internet like you might borrow your next great book!

In this episode, Caitlin shares more titles that are consistently on reserve at IPL. She also shares information about the Bridges Advantage program, which provides significantly lower waiting times for eBooks and audiobooks in our catalog. 

In this episode, Caitlin shares three titles that just can't seem to stay on the shelves. She also shares suggestions for how to participate virtually and learn a thing or two in library programs.