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Shakespeare: The Bard Is Not Boring!

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Rick Riordan Presents: Myths From Around the World!

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Planet Comicon Comes to KC!

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In-Person Book Groups Are Back!

The first book group I attended (as a naive 20-something) was with a group of fascinating individu

Recognizing International Transgender Day of Visibility

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Book Groups Are Back! Let’s Discuss “Death on the Nile”

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Amy’s Romance Review Corner: Mr. Wrong Number

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Oscar Fever

This year marks the 94th Academy Awards, honoring the best in film with a wide selection of categories,

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March is Women’s History Month, a celebration of the vital contributions and achievements of women

Library Announces Headlining Authors for 2022 ‘Romance GenreCon’

In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, Mid-Continent Public Library is pleased to announce that its ann

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After graduating from UCLA, Jasmine Tran works at her family’s donut shop, having no idea what else to do with