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Super Heroes: Colors, Shapes, and More!

Learning is always better with friends, so these Super Heroes are here to help.

Robert Louis Stevenson’s The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Meet kindly Dr. Jekyll and horrific Mr. Hyde, two men who are so different...or are they? The answer is so bizarre, that readers need to see it to believe it.

My Little Pony Omnibus by Katie Cook and Heather Nuhfer

"Silly scary lady, friendship is stronger than fear will ever be!"

El Deafo by Cece Bell

“With or without superpowers, I am still El Deafo --- and I am outraged!”

A Perfectly Messed-Up Story by Patrick McDonnell

"Who would eat a jelly sandwich… while reading MY book?"

There’s a Mouse Hiding in This Book! by Benjamin Bird

"We've cornered Jerry in his mousehole! ... Are you coming with me?"

When Lunch Fights Back by Rebecca L. Johnson

"In nature, good defenses can mean the difference between surviving a predator's attack and becoming its lunch."

Writing in the Margins: Winter & Spring 2015

We are grateful to Congressman Quigley’s office for nominating us for the 2015 National Medal for Museum and Library Service.

Writing in the Margins: Fall 2014

One of our goals at the Eisenhower Library is to make your experience using library services as easy as possible, including the process of finding materials.

Square Foot Gardening with Kids

"There is nothing quite like the look on a child's face when she picks the very first tomato she's ever grown. It's plump and red, and sure to be juicy, and it's all hers."

Kids are Weird by Jeffrey Brown

Kids are Weird is about all the strange things that kids do and say often loudly and always in public places.

Writing in the Margins: Summer 2014

Community. It’s what drives us every day. We spent all of last year celebrating the fact that, in 1973, the people of Norridge and Harwood Heights decided that a public library was essential to their communities.