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Library News
NEW DATABASES
Check out our new databases, JSTOR and Gale Science in Context.
Use JSTOR to find journal articles on: literature, science, sociology, psychology, music, film, economics, history, political science, archeology, classics, education, philosophy, anthropology, life sciences, ecology and botany.
Use Gale Science in Context for information on current science topics, includes full-text magazines, academic journals, news articles, experiments, images, videos, audio files and links to vetted websites.
Check out our new databases, JSTOR and Gale Science in Context.
Use JSTOR to find journal articles on: literature, science, sociology, psychology, music, film, economics, history, political science, archeology, classics, education, philosophy, anthropology, life sciences, ecology and botany.
Use Gale Science in Context for information on current science topics, includes full-text magazines, academic journals, news articles, experiments, images, videos, audio files and links to vetted websites.
Browse our online archives
Ever wonder what Hanover High School was like in the past? Now you can find out by browsing our archive of yearbooks and schools newspapers. (Currently working on uploading through 1940).
Ever wonder what Hanover High School was like in the past? Now you can find out by browsing our archive of yearbooks and schools newspapers. (Currently working on uploading through 1940).
In the News
How the Digital Reading Shift is Impacting Your Brain
Are you a paper or a plasma type of person? What do you read—a bound book with the smell of glue and ink, or a glassy electronic display with sharp colors and a battery status at the top of the screen? As it turns out, our brains process digital reading very differently.learn more...
Are you a paper or a plasma type of person? What do you read—a bound book with the smell of glue and ink, or a glassy electronic display with sharp colors and a battery status at the top of the screen? As it turns out, our brains process digital reading very differently.learn more...
A College Football Star's Novel StoryWhen Kathy Rackley told Malcolm Mitchell - a wide receiver at the University of Georgia - about her book club, she had no idea who he was, or what would happen next. Steve Hartman reports on what one college football player calls his greatest accomplishment.
watch here..
watch here..
7 Surprises About Library UseThe Pew Research Center’s studies about libraries and where they fit in the lives of their communities and patrons have uncovered some surprising facts about what Americans think of libraries and the way they use them. read more...
Young Adults More Likely to Have Read a Book in the Past 12 Months
Some 43% report reading a book—in any format—on a daily basis, a rate similar to older adults. Overall, 88% of Americans under 30 read a book in the past year, compared with 79% of those age 30 and older. Young adults have caught up to those in their thirties and forties in e-reading, with 37% of adults ages 18-29 reporting that they have read an e-book in the past year.read more...
Some 43% report reading a book—in any format—on a daily basis, a rate similar to older adults. Overall, 88% of Americans under 30 read a book in the past year, compared with 79% of those age 30 and older. Young adults have caught up to those in their thirties and forties in e-reading, with 37% of adults ages 18-29 reporting that they have read an e-book in the past year.read more...
Reading literary fiction improves empathy
"How important is reading fiction in socializing school children? Researchers at The New School in New York City have found evidence that literary fiction improves a reader’s capacity to understand what others are thinking and feeling." read more...
"How important is reading fiction in socializing school children? Researchers at The New School in New York City have found evidence that literary fiction improves a reader’s capacity to understand what others are thinking and feeling." read more...
Upcoming Area Literary Events
At the Norwich Bookstore
(some events require a reservation, visit their site for more information)
01/29/2015 - 7:00pm | This Changes Everything | Discussion Group
02/25/2015 - 7:00pm | Mimi Baird | He Wanted the Moon
(some events require a reservation, visit their site for more information)
01/29/2015 - 7:00pm | This Changes Everything | Discussion Group
02/25/2015 - 7:00pm | Mimi Baird | He Wanted the Moon
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Hanover High School Library
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