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Fully Booked at ICPL: Help yourself to self-help books

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By Candice Smith 
| Little Village
I’ll start by saying, we’ve all been there. We’ve all had to ask for a little help at one time or another. While the library can’t make your stressors disappear, we do have some resources on our shelves that might be of use to you.
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illumicell AI Becomes the First Startup to Join the Prestigious STS Forum

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By Candice Smith 
| EIN News
illumicell AI Becomes the First Startup to Join the Prestigious STS Forum The illumicell AI team at STS Forum Kyoto. Dr. Michel Bielecki addresses the room at STS Forum Kyoto. This appointment marks the first time in the global forum’s history that a startup has been granted membership.
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Fully Booked at ICPL: Horror classics for young readers

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By Candice Smith 
| Little Village
October is upon us, and the veil grows thin, which means it’s time to put aside our beach reads and turn towards some darker books. As a child, I loved being read to by my mom, and our go-to for a long time was Hauntings: Tales of the Supernatural, a collection of 19th and early-20th century horror stories illustrated by Edward Gorey. It was perfect for us, being entertaining enough for adults but also deliciously frightening for kids without being gory.
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