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Stepping into Spring
By LJ and SLJ editors
This time of year is usually rich with options for touring local gardens for inspiration. Sadly, because of the pandemic these options still are out of the question for a lot of us, but we can still enjoy paths lined with blossoms. We previously featured ideas for indoor gardening; we continue by rounding up some of our favorite garden tours the entire family can enjoy from the comfort of home.
image Virtual Garden Tours
By Jennifer Dayton
We offer a selection of noteworthy and inspirational gardens to get that green thumb back into shape, or to simply enjoy some armchair travel.
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image The Art of Crafting
By Nanette Donohue
Crafting is a great way to unplug, and these varied selections on knitting, sewing, quilting, and more will delight everyone from dabblers to enthusiasts.
image Serving Veterans
By Dave Pugl
These resources pay homage to service members and their contributions throughout U.S. history, plus cover the history of veterans' advocates and activism.
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image Crossover Titles with Older Teen Characters
By SLJ Reviews
These realistic, historical, fantasy, and thriller novels will appeal to teens, with characters navigating the messiness of life after adolescence. 
image LJ Talks to Horror Writer Amanda Desiree
By Becky Spratford
We recently caught up with the debut novelist to talk about her path to publication, her horror roots, and how a visit to her local library provided the spark that became Smithy.
image Crafting Books for Spring and Beyond
By Anja Webb
Here are a selection of the most accessible and entertaining crafting titles available digitally to recommend to patrons looking for productive at-home hobbies.
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image Teen Protagonists Step into Adulthood
By Katy Hershberger
YA books with older characters appeal to teens looking ahead in life and adults drawn to themes of self-discovery and affirmation.
image The World of Bees
By LJ Reviews
Coté muses on his life as an urban beekeeper. Jukes offers a personal account on what drew her to bees and their habitats.
image YA Authors Write Truth in Debut Novels
By Melanie Kletter
Three debut authors discuss their writing challenges, hopes for this season, and telling the truth...even if it hurts.

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