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How do you find reliable information online? Libraries are in the business of helping people find good information. It's such an important topic for us that we'd like to re-run this post on how to evaluate information online. Read more
The February list of librarian favorites includes historical fiction, relationship stories and all kinds of book-loving characters. 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
Can’t decide what to read next? Need a new book to read? Check out what our teen volunteers have been reading! Read more
What was it like to be on the Space Shuttle and the International Space Station? Is the food really freeze-dried? How do you use the toilet in space, and what's the best kind of underwear to pack? Former NASA astronaut Terry Virts answers all these questions, and ones you didn't think to ask. 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. But there's more to say about early literacy! Read on for more tips about how the library's online resources can help you raise a reader. Read more
Are you using Freegal? How can you call yourself a music fan and not be using this excellent service that gives you five songs per week – absolutely free that you can keep forever. There are thousands of songs from popular artists and tons of new & upcoming bands and musicians to enjoy. Check out our staff pick of the month! Read more
Can’t decide what to read next? Need a new book to read? Check out what our teen volunteers have been reading! Read more
What do job seekers, technology and business professionals, computer science students, self-publishers, hobby photographers and anyone looking to learn something computer-related have in common? They’re all looking for Lynda.com*. And your library can get you access to Lynda for free with your library card! Read more
