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Kansas Public Library
Reading is the key to knowledge. Knowledge is the key to success!

Support Libraries and Bookstores!!

Let's face it, we need libraries! So, it's up to you to do your part!
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Click on the image to the left to take a virtual tour of our school's Library! Did you know that you can check out ebooks from LHS! For  more information, check out the Library Lair site or see Ms. Stewart in the library during lunch, before or after school. 
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Click on the image to the left to take a look at what's happening in the Lancaster Veteran's Memorial Library. Go ahead! Check out a book, read it and return it ON TIME!heck out a book from your community library and receive extra credit!eckec
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The Studio 1034 Black Literary Art  Online Library is a special library that houses one of the most prolific African American fiction, history, and poetry collections in the south. The online library is a vehicle to use for research about books not available at a traditional library or rarely in print. Read more . . .
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Click on the image to view a masterpiece from my forever friend and librarian and assistant professor, kYmberly Keeton. Acknowledge it. Explore it. Peruse it. Become ART | Library | Deco.
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Pan African Connection. A multipurpose boutique serving the African Diaspora with books, videos, music, African clothes, fabrics, African furniture & jewelry, body oils, incense, soap, health products, African news publications and an African art gallery. Pan African Bookstore has the widest selection of African art, fashion and cultural artifacts in North Texas.
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Marcus Bookstore was the country's oldest black bookstore. Situated in the Fillmore district of San Francisco, on May 11. 2014, after more than nearly four decades, the bookstore was forced to close its doors, permanently.  For almost 40 years, Marcus Books served as a cultural Mecca for black writers, authors and bibliophiles. The bookstore hosted  scores of writers and speakers' including James Baldwin, Dave Chappelle, Malcolm X, Alice Walker, Willie Brown, Jackie Robinson, Angela Davis, Barry White, Wesley Snipes and dozens of others.