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A patient with recurrent rotator-cuff tendinitis visits three doctors who dismiss his increased swelling and fever as nothing more than inflammation and flu - until a fourth diagnoses cancer. What makes the difference? According to Ronald Epstein, a practicing family physician and some-time student of Zen, it’s mindfulness. Read more
What brings parents and children from all over the East Valley to Chandler Public Libraries? Storytime! High Five is a great addition to Storytimes at Chandler Public Library, and introduces five key concepts in early literacy: Talk, Sing, Read, Write, and Play. But there's more to say about Early Literacy! Read on to learn about how poetry can help get your child ready to read. Read more
Chandler Public Library has a new mobile app - an app that puts the library at your fingertips! From a mobile device, you can instantly tap into library resources...anytime, anywhere! The free app is now available on Android and Apple devices. Read more
The New Car issue of Consumer Reports is an April tradition. How to get it at home without paying a subscription? Log in to Consumer Reports through the library’s website and get complete coverage from Consumer Reports online and print versions - all for free with your library card! Find ratings for new and used cars, buying & pricing tips, maintenance & repair advice, and more. Read more
Today’s libraries lead their communities and transform lives every day. From education to job resources to lifelong learning, your library provides access to the programming and services you need to you reach your potential. Celebrate your library - National Library Week is April 8-14! Read more
At the Chandler Public Library, we believe that healthy bodies are just as important as healthy minds. So we have plenty of resources to help you with both! Read more
Lisa Genova's books need to come with a thick stack of tissues because you know you're going to cry! In Every Note Played, Richard is a classical concert pianist who seems to think very well of himself. He's divorced his wife and hasn't spoken with his daughter in year. And then he gets ALS. Read more
The April list of librarian favorites includes a retelling of Greek Mythology, a choose-your-own-adventure-style romance novel, a real-life account of the Rwandan genocide, and other compelling reads. 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
I had been in reading slump for a month or so, not finding a book that would grab me and keep me interested. All the Beautiful Lies is the one that yanked me out of my slump and gave me whiplash with all of its twist and turns, intensifying with each chapter. Read more
Spring may not seem like the right time of year to read dark and disturbing fiction, but you would be wrong! This month two eerie stories have been published that will both shock you and satisfy your craving for a spooky tale. Read more
