Have you ever wanted to go "Back to the Future" or "Turn Back Time"? Is hindsight really 20/20? Ever question the butterfly effect? Well, settle in for this episode where Library Service Manager, Melissa, and Librarian Mark discuss time travel in fiction, non-fiction, and what are some of the problematic questions that time travel invokes.

Is the book always better than the movie?  This episode of 'Shelf Check' talks 'Clueless', '10 Things I Hate About You', and other movie adaptations, book rewrites, and classic lit that might be better than the original. 

Book and Theater Nerds Miranda and Tamera also recommend sequels and retellings of classic novels and plays and discuss what makes high school quite so Shakespearean.

Do you like a little fright in your night? Well, this week's episode of Shelf Check features books that will give you a good scare. Librarian Sharon and Program Specialist Lesley talk about ghostly books and interview Weldon Trantham of the Association for the Study of Unexplained Phenomenon.

Librarians Mark and Miranda go back in time to revisit the required reading ghosts of their high school pasts. Miranda teaches us how to (maybe) love Charles Dickens and Shakespeare. And Mark performs an inception by recommending books about books (about books, about books...). They also discuss what books should be added and removed from High School Reading List. 

Are you just tired of Earth? This episode takes you to the Final Frontier with women who have explored space and the universe both in fun and interesting science fiction and in women who have been apart of the Space Program.

Librarians Miranda and Sharon talk about their favorite sub-genre of mysteries Cozy Cooking Mysteries. They highlight some of the cookbooks that will also wet your appetite and discuss some of the fun and funny questions they have gotten asked as library staff. 

We talk about all things sports and what sports mean to fans and to identity. We also have great fiction and non-fiction book recommendations.