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How do chemical reactions help the Library care for our collection of over 3 million books? What role do robots play in providing access to all those books? In partnership with Fizzics Education, join the Education team as they discover the answers to these questions and demonstrate some simple fun science experiments to do at home in this five-part series, Science at the Library. Today we look at Structures! Fizzics Education have a whole range of other free and easy experiments that can be don

For this week's book suggestions list, we are highlighting Cozy Science Fiction! Escape the heat in these one of a kind stories, curated by your librarians! ☄️ Check out this list and more on our book suggestions page! It can be found on our website under "Read, Listen, Watch & Create" > "Read" > "Book Suggestions"!  #CalvertLibrary #BookSuggestions #LibrarianRecommended #ScienceFiction #CozyScienceFiction #BookRecommendations #calvertREADS | Calvert Library | Facebook

Recommendations for your inevitable 'read one book a month' challenge 📚️ From the science of screen time, to a minute-by-minute depiction of nuclear war fallout, our culture editor Alison Flood shares with us some of New Scientist's top reads of 2024. Books mentioned: Pete Etchells, Screen Time Hannah Ritchie, Not the End of the World Rachel Clarke, The Story of a Heart Helen Scales, What the Wild Sea Can Be Annie Jacobsen, Nuclear War: A Scenario Tap the link to sign up to our New Scientist Bo