5 Audiobooks to Cross the Finish Line
Can't get enough of the Olympics? Checkout these audiobooks and keep the flame alive.
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Program Highlight: Read & Feed
New program alert! QPL is teaming up with the Quincy Juneteenth Organization to present the Read & Feed program.
Remembering Catherine O'Hara
Whether you were introduced to her in those movies featuring Macauley Culkin or her work with Tim Burton, we all lost a little something in Catherine O'Hara's recent passing.
What to Read While You Wait
The latest hit television series, "Heated Rivalry" has everybody interested in hockey all of a sudden. Here are some books to read while you wait for your hold to arrive.
5 Bookfluencers to Follow!
There are so many options out there on social media! Who to follow? Who to leave? Check any of these "bookfluencers" to expand your circle!
Do Audiobooks Count as Reading?
The book world has all sorts of hot topics making the rounds right now, one of the hottest is whether audiobooks count as reading or not. Read on to find out what people are saying.
Genre Highlight: Retold Myths
Did you love mythology as a kid? Love a story with high drama and personal stakes? One of these books might be for you!
National Soup Month
Did you know that January is National Soup Month? The Quincy Public Library has a display up for it in the AV area, with some fun books featuring soups of all sorts of varieties & cookbooks to collect recipes and/or inspiration from.
Book Review: The House
5/5 grape vines. "The House" shows the ebbs and flows of life over a century of time.
Different Reading Goals for 2026
In a time of New Year's Resolutions, why not try something book-related?
Best Reads of 2025
As we say goodbye to 2025, here is a list of the books that entertained QPL staff this year.
Remembering Sophie Kinsella
On December 10, 2025, popular author Sophie Kinsella passed away.
QPL is Thankful!
QPL is grateful every day for our patrons, but we want to really highlight our gratitude this year.
Memorial Monday, November 10-23, 2025
Alice Wong (1974-2025), disability advocate and Rebecaa Heineman (1963-2025), programmer and LGBTQ+ advocate.