Cooking Video of Ann Dimock’s Rhubarb Kucken with Almond Meringue, by Pam Roose of Inspiring Roots. The recipe is found in the Two Books Two Communities book “Fried Walleye and Cherry Pie: MidWest Writers on Food” a compilation of several
When checking out the latest book-to-movie adaptation, I will, almost 99% of the time, say the book was better. I felt the same way about Moxie, but at the same time, I have to admit that the movie was fun.
We know your summer is busy, but Peter White Public Library’s July events are worth keeping an eye on. As we venture into more in-person programming, there is still plenty to do for those unable to or not ready to
Summer Learning Through WNMU Exciting news is coming from WNMU-TV’s Michigan Learning Channel, a statewide project connecting Michigan students (Pre-K – 12th graders) with high-quality distance learning content via a 24-7 broadcast television channel, streaming service, and a robust website
U.P. Notable Books Club Announces 2nd Year Lineup of Local Authors From September 9, 2021, to May 12, 2022, nine authors will Zoom with readers, answering questions about their work. Authors participating in the discussions include Susanna Ausema, Tyler Tichelaar,
Tails & Tales: Summer Reading 2021 Adults, teens, and kids are all welcome to be a part of our 2021 summer reading program, Tails & Tales, kicking off on Monday, June 14th, 2021. Unlike years past, this year, reading programs and
Historical Fiction Recs Do you need more ideas to fill your summer reading log? Amy, Head of Circulation, has some thoughts for you – and they involve historical novels. Check out her list below. The Pull of the Stars by
Summer is a busy time, and whether you have travel plans or are embracing a ‘staycation’ in the U.P., the Peter White Public Library has the resources to ensure it’s entertaining and enlightening. From audiobooks for driving (via cd or
Need something to add to your Summer Reading Log? We have Dolly! Yes, Dolly Parton is here at PWPL. Well, she may not be here in person, but she’s here in spirit – and in our materials collection. And it’s
Libraries are stalwarts of inclusivity. If you need any evidence, check out this story from last week, when The Linda Lindas, a teen punk band, fired back against Asian-American racism with their song, Racist, Sexist Boy at the Los Angeles
