Designed for investors at all levels, Value Line Research Center provides access to information about stocks, mutual funds, options and convertibles, and a Time
World Book Online Now Available
To assist the many parents in our community currently teaching their children at home, we are very excited to announce that World Book Online, a reference resource designed specifically for students from the publisher of the World Book Encyclopedia, is now available at ELPL. World Book Online offers educational articles ideal for citing on research…
Harry Potter At Home
Celebrated author, J.K. Rowling, has been making strides in the past few weeks to open up the rights to the Harry Potter series, making it more accessible than
Introducing Acorn TV
British TV and film service, Acorn TV, is now available to stream with your library card!
Hailed as a “glorious streaming service … an essential must-have” by
The Great Courses Now Available
Learn something new with unlimited access to The Great Courses Library Collection, available to stream now at ELPL!
You can now "binge-learn” over 150 of the m
Author of the Month: Lara Prescott
It is always refreshing to come across a new voice in literature who will almost certainly take the publishing world by storm. Lara Prescott, debut novelist of the title that everyone will want to be reading this fall, The Secrets We Kept, is about to do just that. Like Delia Owens before her, she has…
Amber’s Parks & Rec Blog Post
Ron is not happy.
Season 3, Episode 15: The Bubble Parks and Recreation
Author of the Month: Julie Orringer
Author Julie Orringer charmed fans with her first novel, "The Invisible Bridge". Nearly a decade later, she has a new masterpiece to share.
Author of the Month: Angie Thomas
This month's featured author, Angie Thomas, was an instant success after the release of her debut teen novel, "The Hate U Give" in 2017. The story of sixteen-year-old Starr Carter, who witnesses the murder of her best friend during a traffic stop. Starr is the sole witness to the crime, and in addition to grieving…
Author of the Month: Stephanie Land
"My daughter learned to walk in a homeless shelter." With these arresting words, author of the month, Stephanie Land begins her story of teetering on the edge of the poverty line in her book, Maid: Hark Work, Low Pay, and a Mother's Will to Survive. As a 28-year-old, Land had aspirations to move away from her Pacific Northwest…
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