Reading can be something as simple as the cereal box or a magazine. We've got a large selection of magazines at my branch. Titles like Parents to Reminisce,
Scientific American to Yoga Journal,
and Art of the West to Fine Homebuilding.
Teens can read comic books like Batman, Superman, Archie, or the Skateboard magazine Thrasher or J-14 to Game Informer and Otaku USA plus other titles.
Kids are not left out with Chop, Chop (cooking magazine), Cobblestone (history magazine), and Disney magazine as well as National Geographic for Kids, Highlights, and Ranger Rick along with many other titles. Magazines can be placed on hold, just visit SLCOlibrary.org.
A selection of remarks from the mundane to the occasional wit with some recipes, book selections, and various sundries included.
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Showing posts with label magazines. Show all posts
Sunday, June 28, 2020
Thursday, December 01, 2011
Libraries-more than books! pt 1 : Magazines






More than just books! Part 1 : Magazines. For adults, teens and kids. Dozens of titles. Featured: People, Time, PCWorld, LDS Living, Consumer Reports, and Arthur Frommer's Budget Travel. Check your local library for issues available. (The only caveat with magazines is that generally the most current issue does not circulate.) So, if you're looking for something a bit different to read, or want to catch up on some of the latest trends, crafts, news, recipes or reviews, just remember to check out the magazine section of your local library.
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