Welcome to the North Bergen Free Public Library blog! We post new content every Thursday. Let us know in the comments what type of content you want to see!

¡Bienvenido al blog de la Biblioteca Pública Gratuita de North Bergen! Publicamos contenido nuevo todos los jueves. ¡Cuéntenos en los comenterios qué tipo de contenido quiere ver!

Homer and The Odyssey

Today’s blog is about The Odyssey and The Illiad. Learn more about the origins of oral story traditions and explore the stories of the Ancient Greek poems, and why these epics are relevant today. At the bottom of the post, we have included modern books featuring some...

William Hanna

Today on the blog, we are exploring the life and career of William Hanna. At the bottom of the post, there is a further reading section where you can explore Hanna's artwork and legacy. William Hanna was born on July 14, 1910 to William and Avice in the New Mexico...

Events That Shaped America

In honor of our nation's 250th birthday, we are looking back at some of the events that have shaped our history. 1800s 1852 - Frederick Douglas speaks out against the Fourth of the July 1854 - The First Modern Library Opens in Boston, Massachusetts. 1863 - Combahee...

Thurgood Marshall

Today on the blog, we are celebrating the life and career of Thurgood Marshall. At the bottom of the blog, we have included a list of documentaries, books, and links to online articles for further research. Thurgood Marshall was born on July 2, 1908 to Norma and...

Celebrate Pride Month

We are celebrating Pride Month on the blog today! Here are a list of books, movies, and television shows that showcase members of the LGBTQIA+ community.Adults John of John Villa Coco Transcendent: A Memoir Baldwin: A Love Story The True True Story of Raja the...

Summer Reading 2026

Announcing our 2026 Summer Reading Challenges! We are breaking down everything you need to know to prepare yourselves for a summer of adventure! Both the Adult and Children's Summer Reading programs begin the week of June 15th. The Adult Summer Reading program will...

Mount Everest Summit Reached

Today on the blog, we are celebrating the mountaineers that reached the summit of Mount Everest. Learn more about the many expeditions throughout the twentieth century, and enjoy a book and movie list for more information. On the morning of May 29th 1953, Edmund...

Elizabeth Palmer Peabody and Margaret Fuller

Today on the blog, we are looking at two incredible women from Massachusetts. Both of the women we are discussing today were part of the Transcendentalist movement. The Transcendentalist movement is commonly associated with Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau....

Celebrate AANHPI Month

Celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander  Month with us! Here are some recommendaitons for books, movies and television shows to check out all May long! Adult Fiction Katabasis by R.F. Kuang One and Only by Maurene Goo The Emperor of Gladness by...

Orson Welles and Citizen Kane

Today on the blog, we are taking a look at one of the influential filmmakers of the 20th century, Orson Welles. Orson Welles is known for his radio dramas and his iconic film, Citizen Kane.Orson Welles was born on May 6th, 1915 in Wisconsin to Beatrice and Richard...
Hispanic Heritage Month

Hispanic Heritage Month

September is National Hispanic Hertiage Month! All month long we are holding programs that represents hispanic cultures. Be sure to check out our Calendar for the upcoming events! This post is full of author recommendations and cookbooks of various countries!What To...

Classical Music Appreciation Month

Classical Music Appreciation Month

September is Classical Music Appreciation Month. In this post you will find a brief history of classical music and some fall music recommendations. We also included some tips to help you get into listening to Classcial Music.What is Classical Music? Classical Music...

September Cancer Awareness Month

September Cancer Awareness Month

September is Childhood, Leukemia, Lymphoma, Uterine, Ovarian, Prostate and Thyroid cancer awareness month. Below are books and information from the American Cancer Society on these specific types of Cancer as well as general information. Nonfiction Just Don't Fall by...

Venice Film Festival

Venice Film Festival

Yesterday kicked off the official start of the 2024 Venice Film Festival. To celebrate the long contributions the festival has had on the film industry, we're looking at the history of Italian Film! At the end of the post, you can the prior festival winners.The...

French Authors

French Authors

Even though  the Olympics are over we are still thinking of Paris. To highlight the host country of the 2024 Olympics, we’ve selected three of the most well known female French authors to check out! Simone de Beauvoir (1908 - 1986)  Born into a  Bourgeois family, De...

It’s Elvis Week

It’s Elvis Week

This week is the annual celebration of the life and legacy of the king of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley.  We’ll examine the life and the music of this famous musician.Elvis Aaron Presley was born on January 8, 1935 in Tupelo, Mississippi. In 1948, the Presley family...

Hercule Poirot

Hercule Poirot

Hercule Poirot was created by British author Agatha Christie in the late 1910s. Poirot made his first official appearance in the book, The Mysterious Affair at Styles in 1920.  Poirot is Christie’s longest running character, appearing in thirty three books and two...

Spill that royal-tea

Spill that royal-tea

If your a fan of chatting about royals than look no further! Our booklists below  feautre some of our favorite books featuring real and fictional families.While there are many genres that can fall into this topic, our lists just scratch the surface on many historical...

The New York Times Best Books of the 21st Century

The New York Times Best Books of the 21st Century

Last week, the New York Times book review published a list of the best 100 books of the 21st century so far. We’ll examine some of the books that made the list along with some recommendations on where to start. The list has a good mix of fiction and nonfiction. At the...

Drive-in Movies

Drive-in Movies

Summer is officially here and that means it's time to enjoy the nice air conditioning at the movies! Have you ever gone to a drive-in movie? Many of these classic experiences had a resurgence in popularity during the covid-19 pandemic as it was the safest way families...

National Stamp Day

National Stamp Day

Every year on July 1st is National Stamp Day!  We’ll look at a brief history of the Post Office and the many interesting stamps. Did you know that stamp collectors are called philatelists?The modern post office was created during the colonial period by Benjamin...

Famous First Lines

Famous First Lines

A great first line sets the tone and immerses the reader into the world of the book. How many of these books can you identify based on their first line? “It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a...

Caribbean American Heritage Month

Caribbean American Heritage Month

June is Caribbean American Heritage Month! Every June since 2006, this month-long celebration promotes the rich cultural heritage of our Caribbean American citizens. Here are some well known Caribbean American authors to check out!Elizabeth Acevedo Acevedo was born...

The Tony Awards

The Tony Awards

In celebration of Broadway’s biggest event of the year, we’re looking at some of the recent winners of the Tony Awards. The Tony Awards will be on June 16th on CBS.  The Tony Awards are named after Antoinette Perry who was the leader of the American Theater Wing...

The 81st Street Library will be closing at 3 PM today. We will re-open tomorrow at 9 AM. 

THE MAIN LIBRARY IS CURRENTLY CLOSED FOR RENOVATION. OUR TEMPORARY UPTOWN LOCATION IS LOCATED AT 510 81ST STREET.