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Wordless friendship is probably be the best way to describe this fantastic graphic novel about a dog and his robot friend.  Through the us...

Sharks are older than dinosaurs and just as fascinating.  These mysterious predators come in all shapes and sizes, from the 6-8 inch dwar...

The New York City streets that Maybe and her tribe of homeless teens have called home for months are growing colder and more desolate w...

Don’t be fooled by this slim biography. Yes, it’s easy on the eyes with large font, plenty of white space and large color photographs, but...

From their button noses to their teeny toes, babies are designed to enthrall us, and Amazing Baby is your one-stop guide to them.  This...

This short video invitation says it all.  But for those of you who like to have things spelled out:  December 8th, 2012, 8pm, The Bell Ho...

  Bronx Hope Social Workers and Reading Specialist show off their affirmations.   Last week, Bronx Hope students had the opportuni...

It is a week before Christmas and third-year freshman, Iggy Corso, has been suspended again (this time it’s looking permanent), but tha...

Fun!  On November 14th and 15th students at Passages 4 largest sites participated in the American Library Association’s International G...

Like monsters?  Wish they weren’t quite so large and dangerous?  Have I got the book for you!  Paper Toy Monsters is a treasure trove o...

To celebrate the start of our non-fiction unit, on November 8th Passages Academy Libraries simultaneously ran a program across three of ...

Dylan Dawson seems to take after his dad, the convicted cop-killer; a fact which has dogged him his entire life.  From the streets to j...

image by The Desk Set Dear Readers, Grab your calendar (in whatever form it may take these days) and set aside the evening of Decembe...

Family Literacy at Belmont Table at Horizon invites parents to get resources and explore the content on our library iPads Last night...

Smart, self-conscious, petite Martine Lashley is about to have a very tough year.  A freshman at the immense Brooklyn Tech High School,...

As a mythical hero who accomplished unparalleled deeds, Beowulf should need no introduction.  This graphical adaptation tells the sto...

Tired of the boring old jack-o-lantern with a cheesy grin? Well, this is what you’ve been waiting for. In Extreme Pumpkins (and Extreme Pu...

Often, graphic novel adaptations of classic literary works struggle to stand on their own, appearing as watered down versions of greats...

Yes, they’re corny, and no, they’re not that scary. But, they are short and slightly spooky, and perfect for students who just want to rea...

This approachable and engaging photobiography is a great match for anyone with even the slightest bit of curiosity regarding Edgar Allan...