May the 4th be with you as you explore the art, history, philosophy and legacy of the Star Wars films.
Here are four nonfiction recommendations brought to you by your friends at the Pima County Public Library.
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Looking for your latest literary adventure? Pick up one of these reads by a Southern Arizona author.
Long an admirer of the Pima County library and its many functions, one woman now finds herself behind the counter.
If you're looking to reduce your meat intake, these cookbooks — recommended by Pima County Library — have options for you.
In honor of National Pet Day, check out one of these recommended reads from the Pima County Library.
These Pima County Library book recommendations feature the best reviewed poetry collections of 2020.
Tucsonan Philip Gabriel makes sure nothing is lost in translation for Haruki Murakami, one of the world’s best-selling authors.
Participating student musicians come from 41 states and represent what Carnegie Hall says are the finest young musicians in the country.
The Arizona Dance Coalition is celebrating the cultural and economic impact the events have had, including one in Tucson that is nearly 50 years old.
Stories of women who have gone above and beyond the call of duty, broken barriers and raised the standards for women in military service.
These Tucson Festival of Books recommendations feature some recently published and soon-to-be-published titles.
If you're looking for a job; newlyweds looking to sharpen your kitchen skills; or potty-training a toddler, the Pima County Library has resources.
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