Main Library will be closed Sunday, August 16th for various cleaning/facilities work. It will reopen Monday at 9am.

Our Belmont branch is currently experiencing an unusual amount of construction noise and traffic due to ongoing renovations. We are still open usual hours, but please plan your visit accordingly.

Shelf Respect

News, reviews, and ideas you can use from librarians and library staff at RPL

Easy Reader Chapter Books

Posted about 1 week ago by Katie Heslop
Posted in Book Reviews
These short chapter books are great for pre-school aged children (ages 3-5) who might be ready to hear a longer story but still want a healthy amount of pictures on […]
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July Book Chat with the Youth Services Team

Posted about 2 weeks ago by Madison Eversoll
Welcome to another installment in our series of blog posts featuring children’s books we’re currently loving! “Book Chat with the Youth Services Team” features one book recommendation from each of […]
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Shark Week: 15 Kids’ Books to Sink Your Teeth Into!

Posted about 2 weeks ago by Madison Eversoll
Whether you’re fascinated by fierce predators, love silly shark adventures, or want to learn incredible facts about the ocean; these books are sure to make a splash. Richmond Public Library […]
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The Event that Inspired “Jaws”

Posted about 2 weeks ago by Louis Maranski
To celebrate Shark Week, I wanted to take a closer look at one of the most infamous examples of shark attacks in history, and the inspiration for the fiction book […]
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YA Reads: Graphic Novels in Libraries Month

Posted about 3 weeks ago by Genevievre Wood
Fresh Picks from the YA Shelf Each month we explore a new theme, buzzworthy topic, or genre in young adult literature. Included is a curated list of reads that capture […]
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July Bookchat with the Young Adult Team

Posted about 3 weeks ago by Genevievre Wood
What We’re Reading (and Loving) Don’t know what to read next? Looking for YA book recommendations? Welcome to the Book Chat with the Young Adult Team. Every month, the YA […]
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Reading in the Middle: Books Featuring Animals

Posted about 4 weeks ago by Adriane Marshall
July celebrates the first full month of summer. It also starts with American Zoo Day on July 1st. The Philadelphia Zoo opened in 1874. This was the first public zoo […]
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Storytime at Home: Swimming

Posted about 4 weeks ago by Madison Eversoll
Posted in Book Reviews
Welcome to the Storytime at Home Series! Once a month, we highlight a kid-approved theme with book lists, songs and rhymes, and a simple craft you can try at home. […]
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Fighting Social Isolation

Posted about 1 month ago by Adam Zimmerli
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Summer Reading: Not Just for Kids!

Posted about 1 month ago by Lisa Crisman
We’re halfway into summer and there is still time to enter our Adult Summer Reading program. Each branch has reading logs for adults to pick up and use for logging […]
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