What Color is Your Career Online High School?

The Notebook by Mail

Library materials delivered through the mail?! Learn about the Books by Mail program from PWPL's Community Outreach Services librarian Keri Gould. This free service is for residents of Prince William County and the City of Manassas who are physically unable to visit the library due to a temporary or permanent disability or impairment. Learn more or apply for the program on our website. [https://www.pwcva.gov/news/books-mail-offers-free-delivery-people-physically-unable-visit-library]

And Then It’s National Library Week

Later this month is National Library Week (April 19–25) and this year's theme is "Find Your Joy." Emily travelled around the county to interview some of our amazing library staff who wanted to share what their library joy is – and some tips for you to find yours too! Guests in order of appearance: Michelle, Nichole, Caylin, Erika, Kirk, Lena, Tressie, Rosanne, Rebecca, Kristen, Clea, Wendy, Delwyn, Jennifer, Greer, Monika, John, Amy, and Sarah.

Wuthering Film Adaptations

Cut! Librarians Claire Olson and Sarah Parker share their (often strong) opinions on books being adapted for the screen while mentioning all the resources the library offers for film lovers.

What Color is Your Career Online High School?

46 adults in our community have earned their high school diplomas through Prince William Public Libraries' Career Online High School program. Learn from graduate David Rose (class of 2025) and Lena Gonzalez Berrios, Manassas City Library manager and COHS committee member, about what earning a diploma means for the students, their families, and the whole community.

The Snowy Days of Winter Reading

Winter Reading starts on January 1! Get a head start on tips (and many, many book recs) for summiting the challenge from Kristen Burnham and Amanda Thompson on this month's episode.