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Beyond the Shelf is a monthly column about the activities and people at the La Jolla/Riford Library.
Pietro La Greca Jr. gives his account of how his father amassed fortune and power through fraud, government corruption and money laundering.
The series of presentations for children features different professional guests showcasing their jobs each month during the school year.
‘The Equality Machine’ by Orly Lobel focuses on the benefits, rather than the negatives, of technology in addressing inequities, improving health care and more.
She will lead a workshop during the San Diego Writers Festival this weekend.
To help people suffering after flooding in Pakistan, a third-grader at La Jolla Elementary School is pledging to read as much as she can and hopes others will pledge as much money as they can in return.
The late U.S. Supreme Court justice left an environmental legacy that M. Margaret McKeown describes in her first book for a general audience.
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She’s just 12 years old, but La Jollan Liv Blu Kyle has already collected a series of achievements: She beat cancer, learned coding, is on her way to being bilingual and published her first book in March.
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Beyond the Shelf: La Jolla/Riford Library celebrates Filipino culture with History Month festivities
Beyond the Shelf is a monthly column about the activities and people at the La Jolla/Riford Library.
When local artist Faiya Fredman died in 2020, she left behind an artistic legacy that spanned seven decades and included dozens of regional exhibitions and hundreds of works.
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Beyond the Shelf is a monthly column about the activities and people at the La Jolla/Riford Library.
The voyages of Amara the cat make up the story in the picture-filled ‘Amara Sets Sail.’
It might surprise no one, since I write for a living, that I love words.
The Newbery Medal-winning author of seven young-adult novels has a new children’s book, ‘Patchwork,’ and will appear Friday, Aug. 26, at the La Jolla/Riford Library.
Octogenarian Suzanne Spector is not afraid of change — nor starting over.
Myriam Miedzian’s “Boys Will Be Boys,” which examined factors in aggression and violence in American males, was a sensation after it was first published in 1991.
Buoyed by those around him, Shaun Donovan is riding his creativity into authorship.
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Beyond the Shelf is a monthly column about the activities and people at the La Jolla/Riford Library.
