Adult
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Simple Ways Busy Parents Can Read More
Posted about 2 weeks ago by Jennifer Deuell
If you’re a parent, especially a parent of young children, you know how hard it is to fit in time for reading. Even those of us who were voracious readers […]
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Women’s History Month 2026
Posted about 2 months ago by Danielle Tarullo
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Leading the Change: Women Shaping a Sustainable Future Since 1986, the month of March has been nationally recognized as Women’s History Month. Each year the National Women’s History Alliance chooses […]
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Discover Your Roots at the Library
Posted about 2 months ago by Heather Montgomery
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Adult
Curiosity about our roots is something many of us share. Whether you’re just beginning to explore your family history or you’ve already started building a family tree, Richmond Public Library is a powerful place to begin or continue your journey.
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Reading in the Adult Age: Read it before you watch it!
Posted about 3 months ago by Adriane Marshall
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If you like to read the book before you see the movie, you’ve got your work cut out for you! We have a sampling of books that are coming out […]
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Reading in the Adult Age: Winter Reads
Posted about 4 months ago by Adriane Marshall
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Embrace the chill and the unique atmosphere of the season with our curated winter reading list, a perfect blend of icy landscapes, cozy mysteries, survival stories, and heartwarming comfort. All […]
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200 pages, more or less
Posted about 5 months ago by Lisa Crisman
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Adult, Reading Recommendations
| Tagged with book recommendations, books in translation, Claire Keegan, Denis Johnson, Film adaptations, Irish fiction, reading suggestions, Short fiction, short reads, Toni Morrison
Winter has arrived in RVA, a bit early, and keeping warm with a good read is a indulgence to enjoy. With holidays to celebrate and possible travel destinations to explore […]
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Winter Crafting for the Holidays with RPL
Posted about 5 months ago by Danielle Tarullo
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Adult, Families, How-To
| Tagged with book recommendations, book recs, celebrations, handmade, holiday crafts
Reading in the Adult Age: Gratitude
Posted about 5 months ago by Adriane Marshall
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As we approach Thanksgiving, it is the time to reflect on the things that we are grateful for. One way to practice gratitude is by keeping a gratitude journal. In […]
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200 pages, more or less
Posted about 6 months ago by Lisa Crisman
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Fall is officially here. It’s shorter days and sweater weather. Time for taking a break and getting cozy with a good read. This month’s titles include a modern retelling of […]
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Reading in the Adult Age: Magical Realism
Posted about 7 months ago by Adriane Marshall
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October is a month that is full of magic. And to go along with it, we have a list of books that are classified as magical realism! So what is […]
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