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Got a test? Get prepared! Testing & Education Reference Center (TERC) has practice tests, resume help, career advice and more in a wide array of fields. Read more

New York City is big, loud, busy, full of people from all walks of life and all parts of the world, from the money-obsessed to hopeful immigrants to natives anxious about gentrification to newcomers anxious to remake the city to suit themselves. But what if the city were alive? Read more

Have you been missing book group? Are you looking for new opportunities for online events? The Chandler Libraries are happy to revive our book groups – now online – starting in August. Check out what we have to offer! Read more

Can’t decide what to read next? Need a new book to read? Check out what our teen volunteers have been reading this summer. Read more

The August list of librarian favorites includes romance, historical fiction, suspense and new entries from popular authors. Find out more about each selection - and place holds - by clicking the title to visit our catalog, and see the LibraryReads website to read brief reviews submitted by librarians from across the country. Read more

Did you know that July is Family Reunion Month? It might be hard to gather with family right now, but you can still read novels about complex families and their dysfunctional, crazy yet loving relationships. Here are six we recommend. Read more

Need help finding your next great read? Share your reading preferences and we'll send you a list of books selected just for you! Read more

I absolutely loved Friends and Strangers! I have read most of this author’s previous books, The Engagements being one of my favorite books in general. I love how the two female characters in Friends and Strangers, Elisabeth and Sam, were so well developed and so real. Read more

High Five keeps parents and children coming back to Chandler Public Libraries, in person or not! High Five is an early literacy promotion that introduces five key concepts: Talk, Sing, Read, Write and Play. Read on to learn about how to boost literary and develop narrative skills through storytelling. Read more

In case you missed it: the Summer Reading Challenge is on – online! Sign up for your account at MaricopaCountyReads.org and track your points there. Read as much as you want before August 1, then come into the library in August to pick up your prizes. Read more