What is healing fiction?? Healing fiction, or “K-healing”, is a popular, feel-good literary genre originating from Korea and Japan that focuses on ordinary characters overcoming emotional struggles like loneliness, grief, and burnout. These cozy, heartwarming stories often feature gentle, slow-paced … Continued
In honor of Asian American and Pacific Island (AAPI) Month, Ms. Yarborough writes: “In 2025, the Pulitzer Prize for Memoir was won by Tessa Hulls for her graphic novel, Feeding Ghosts. The graphic novel is described on the Pulitzer’s website … Continued
Come by Ohrstrom Library to check out the latest archives exhibit, Awards & Medals of St. Paul’s School. Each spring, the School gathers for the annual Awards Ceremony to honor the many achievements, performances, and contributions of students who have … Continued
April is National Poetry Month, and our library proctors have put together a unique display. They’ve created a series of “book spine poems” using titles from our shelves. They’ve stacked and arranged them to form short, creative pieces. It’s a … Continued
Here at the library, we love to see and hear the birds returning to Millville after a long winter away. This feeling has inspired our latest list of recommended reads – books about birds! There is something for everyone here, … Continued