A LITTLE TOO QUIET: THE FERNDALE LIBRARY PODCAST

Cool Library People: Madison Heights Public Library

This week, we're interviewing Rae Stoloff, the community engagement librarian at the Madison Heights Public Library. We're also joined by a special guest cohost, Becca Russell (former guest, as well), from the Royal Oak Public Library! We're talking about makerspaces, third places, libraries of things, and so much more!

https://www.madison-heights.org/library 

https://ropl.org/1532/Library 

Eccentric Recs: Odd Books We Loved!

Every once in a while, our staff will pick up a book that has a bit of a strange premise, something that might be a little difficult to describe... Today, we're providing a roundup of odd books that we loved, weird books that we'd still recommend, eccentric reads that we found appealing! 

 

Library Spotlight: Center Line Library

Part of our ongoing series of chats with "cool library people," we're interviewing Sean Peacock from the Center Line Public Library! Sean is a library clerk at Center Line Library and has generated some amazing content for social media, but he's also an illustrator and comic artist! Find "A Little Too Quiet" wherever you get your podcasts!

https://www.centerline.gov/202/Library 

 

https://www.allsorrows.com/about 

Scary Books

Our staff provide you with a round-up of scary book recommendations! 

Library Spotlight: Northville District Library

This week, Jeff and Mary Grahame are chatting with Katie Rothley from the Northville District Library. Katie is the Marketing & Public Relations Librarian at Northville! She has a lot of energy and ideas and plenty of interesting things to share about her library and the resources it offers to the community of Northville!

https://northvillelibrary.org/ 

Books We Did Not Finish (DNF)

 

What's a book you Did Not Finish? This week, our staff confess to some of their unfinished reads that still haunt them to this day! Sometimes it's just because we couldn't stand the book, but often it "just wasn't the right time..."