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Fun for Families
Help for Caregivers
Want to create your own storytimes at home? Check out our storytime starters.
Have a potty-training toddler? Discover great books to spark potty training discussions.
Want to read aloud as a family? We've got reading tips and some great family read aloud recommendations.
Looking for books to talk about race and equity with kids? Check out these titles that focus on diverse representation and overcoming bias.
Searching for great apps? Librarian Carissa Christner has some app recommendations for all ages as well as Tablet Tips for Parents.
Need help with homework? Check out our recommended homework resources and online databases.
More for Families
Upcoming Events
Recent Features
Library Takeover - Red Heels: Steps Toward Justice
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A team of local Latinos have come together to host an event called Red Heels: Steps Toward Justice, which will tackle the issues of domestic violence and feminicide in the local community. The event is part of the Library Takeover program at Madison Public Library.
STEM, Rockets and Weather
A short book list bringing together STEM concepts, space, and weather.
Teen Time at Goodman South Madison Library
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It Takes A Village After-School Enrichment sessions at Goodman South Madison Library are created in an effort to promote community, and to provide a safe place for youth patrons between 12 and 18 years old to spend time after school.