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...
Taylor Swift Book Recommendations

Taylor Swift Book Recommendations

If you are a fellow Swiftie check out these book recommendations that goes with your favorite era! Be sure to join us on June 20th for the last meeting of the Taylor Swift Club!Speak Now (Taylor's Version) The Hating Game by Sally Thorne Good Fortune by C. K. Chau...

Norman Rockwell

Norman Rockwell

Please join us for our Art Talks program all about the work of Norman Rockwell next Thursday May 30th at 6pm on Zoom. The event led by Janet Mandel will take us through some of Rockwell’s famous works. Norman Rockwell was born in 1894 in New York City. From an early...

World Baking Day

World Baking Day

May 19 marks World Baking Day, an event held on the third Sunday of May every year. What better way to celebrate than to bake something to share with your friends and family? Here are a few staff favorites to get your ideas going! Let us know if you end up trying...

May is Mental Health Awareness Month

May is Mental Health Awareness Month

It’s okay to not be okay. Stress, depression, or anxiety can strike anyone down. It’s important to develop healthy coping mechanisms to quell these mental states. Here are some methods you may want to practice: Exercise Deep breathing Meditation Journaling Relaxation...

Anna May Wong

Anna May Wong

May is Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month. To kick things off we’re highlighting the first Chinese American Actress, Anna May Wong. Born as Wong Liu Tsong in Chinatown of Los Angeles, 1905 to Wong Sang-Sim and Lee Gon-toy. Her parents were second...

Autism Acceptance Month

Autism Acceptance Month

April is Autism Acceptance Month!  Formerly known as Autism Awareness Month, the name change represents a shift beyond just awareness to an active focus on respect, understanding, inclusion and empowerment.  Autism is a developmental disability that can...

Happy Eid Al-Fitr

Happy Eid Al-Fitr

What is Eid?   Eid al Fitr is the celebration of the end of Ramadan and it can last for two or three days. This is one of two major holidays celebrated by Muslims. During the celebrations, many partake in the charity, Zakat al-fitr which is collected before the...

Walt Whitman

Walt Whitman

Walt Whitman was born in West Hills on Long Island on May 31, 1819. Whitman’s father moved the family to Brooklyn when he was little. Walt was one of the first generation of people born in the newly formed United States. He attended the first public schools in...

A Look at Graphic Novels and Comic Books

A Look at Graphic Novels and Comic Books

Are you trying to get into reading graphic novels? The graphic novel has grown in popularity in since the release of Art Speiglman's Maus in 1986. Ever since, this medium has become a growing favorite among book lovers.  Lately, you can find graphic novel versions of...

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Heist

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Heist

On the morning of March 18, 1990, Boston was filled with St. Patrick’s Day festivities. That was  until employees appeared for work and there was no security at the door. This is the story of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum theft. The theft is considered to be the...

Strong Female Characters in Media

Strong Female Characters in Media

Are you looking to consume content that has strong female characters? In honor of Women’s History Month, here is some media you may be interested in: Movies: Black Panther The Hunger Games Ocean’s 8 Wonder Woman Alien Thelma and Louise Shows: Buffy the Vampire Slayer...

Eleanor Roosevelt

Eleanor Roosevelt

Next week we are welcoming the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum to give a two part lecture on Eleanor Roosevelt. Eleanor strived for civil and human rights. Eleanor is the longest serving First Lady due to her husband’s historic four terms. ...

Read Across America

Read Across America

Do you have fond memories of reading as a child? Perhaps you snuggled up with a parent as they read bedtime stories. Sat on the edge of your seat in as your teacher read the latest chapter of an exciting tale? Maybe you were the type of child who read under the covers...

Women in Engineering

Women in Engineering

Interested in becoming an Engineer? We are celebrating women and young girls in STEM focusing on Engineering. Check out the famous women working today and groundbreaking  pioneers! For current statistics on Women in the Engineering work force, please go to the Society...

Ways to Practice Self-Love

Ways to Practice Self-Love

In the midst of the hustle and bustle of the season of love, it’s easy to forget the most important facet of the subject: self-love. There should never be a time constraint on this necessity. It can be hard to show up for ourselves if we are not accustomed to it....

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.