Reviewed by Anna M., Materials Handler
The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson is also available as a CloudLibrary ebook.
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Reviewed by Anna M., Materials Handler
The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson is also available as a CloudLibrary ebook.
Reviewed by Bill K., Materials Handler
Fagin the Jew by Will Eisner is instantly available as an ebook on Hoopla.
In this 60 Second Review, Librarian Kim shares the picture book Frankie Frog and the Throaty Croakers by Freya Hartas. For more video reviews subscribe to our YouTube Channel and check the Finding Value: 60 Second Reviews playlist.
The Library is going old-school with two new phone-in programs! Add 812-349-3208 to your contact list, then call in regularly to hear Dial-A-Book stories and Laugh Line jokes shared by Library staff.
Welcome to the third issue of the Library's community Quaranzine!
There are two different versions––one is for reading on a screen, and the other has been imposed so it can be printed at home, folded, stapled, and read in that fashion. Select short-side binding on most printers to print correctly.
Reviewed by Dana B., Community Engagement Librarian
Looking to read more online zines? The Sherwood Forest Zine Library, based in Austin, Texas, has a truly amazing and updated collection of free digital zines. The collection ranges from topics on self care, food and music zines, to an updated collection of state policing and protesting zines. Updated frequently, polished, and easy to use, this zine archive is definitely worth checking out.
They are also adding to their zine collection actively, so if you have a pdf of a zine you’d like to submit, you can be published on their website!
Have you ever wanted to publish your own story, comic, or other writing? If so, then you may be interested in making zines!
Some of the stories are set in Indiana and some are not, but all of these authors were born in or live(d) in Indiana!
Movie Musicals, of course, originated from the theater stage, but these motion pictures with song (and sometimes dance) are as varied as any other film genre. Some have songs that advance the plot, some are simply intentional breaks of spectacle from the story. Some have their characters sing directly to the audience, some sing only to the other characters.
Reviewed by Cassie R., Materials Handler
Reaching for the Moon is available to check out as a DVD and to stream on Kanopy.
The Western film usually revolves around a plot of law and order on the frontier with a simple conflict of good vs. bad. It is often set amongst the struggle in the American West with the landscapes of nature playing a prominent part in the setting.
The screwball comedy is a subgenre of the romantic comedy motion picture that popped up after the onset of the Great Depression and stuck around up to about the time America's involvement in World War II.
Country Music is a genre that can be, for many, either discounted entirely or staunchly listened to above all else. However, it is actually as varied as any genre of music. Compiling all the subgenres and movements would be a near impossible task here, but this list focuses on some of the generational shifts in Country (and Western) and highlights a few of the musicians in our collection.