Have you ever read a book and wished you could ask the author about it? If so, you are in luck! Frankenmuth Wickson District Library...

Answer:  Hearts, flowers, sunsets, and love Question:  Can you list at least three main characteristics of the most popular book genre...

This week I want to share another event on the list of outstanding things to experience at Wickson Library this summer. On Monday, July...

We’re Going Fine Free! We are excited to share an important update from the Frankenmuth Wickson District Library. In our ongoing efforts...

I have an important announcement for all of the 18+ folks out there who are reading this right now – Wickson’s Summer Reading Program is...

I am a reader. I have loved books since I was young, when I would lay on a sheet on the grass during the summer and let the rest of the...

This week’s topic is inspired by someone very special in my life – my dad, Nick Colovos. Not only is it Father’s Day on the 15th, but it...

If you read my piece from the week of May 11th, you already know that I love audiobooks. Despite that, I was surprised to learn that June...

When I was in elementary school, we had a program called Great Books. I don’t remember details other than we were a small group of...

Vacations, beaches, sunshine, sprinklers, barbecues, and books – these are just a few of the joys of summer. Another joy of summer is...

The Book Thief  by Marcus Zusak is an incredible book; but I think it is even better as an audiobook. The story takes place from 1939 –...

Were you one of those kids who would hide under the covers with a flashlight after bedtime because you just couldn’t  put your book down?...

In case you did not know, April is a special month for libraries. The whole month is designated School Library Month, a time for the...

Hello! My name is Deb Caton, and I am excited for the opportunity to be the next Wickson District Library Columnist. I have lived in...

While the weather may still be catching up, spring has officially arrived! At the Frankenmuth Wickson District Library, that means it's...

It’s a cold and rainy day as I sit down to write my first article for our beloved weekly library column. The library is always...

After nearly three wonderful years of writing the weekly library column, the time has come for me to say goodbye. This will be my final...

March is National Reading Month, a time to celebrate the joy of books and the countless benefits they bring. Reading expands knowledge,...

I stand in front of the bookshelf next to my bed, an upgrade from the old bedside table which always overflowed with books. My fingers...

A pile of open books in the grass representing books not finished I have a confession to make: I’ve been in a serious book slump for the...