April, Digital ID 1547079, New York Public LibraryA is for April (the month that just took place. The one with all the wonderful blog posts?) and American Museum of Natural History.

B is for Business Books, Bernstein Book Award, Billy Parrott, and Billy Parrott.

C is for 1940 Census, Color, and Corn.

D is for DVDs and Samuel R. Delany.

E is for Effective Employment Strategies and Earthworms.

F is for Loïe Fuller, Financial Advisors, and Frank McHugh.

G is for Gilded Love, Games, and Guilty Pleasure Playlists.

H is for Haiti's Patent Law, Henry James, LES Heritage, and Hunger Games Chicken Salad.

I is for Iceland Moss, Immigration, and Pico Iyer.

J is for Joe Brainard and Jobs for People Over 50.

K is for Kingsbridge Teens' Recommendations.

L is for Lists, List Poems, Laughs, Low Cost Legal Services, and Little House on the Prairie of Horrors.

M is for Música, Memoirs, May Sarton, Menus, Middle School and Meatloaf.

N is for Novedades and Noël Coward.

O is for Dance Oral History.

P is for Poetry, Patron Requests, Pulitzer Prize, The Pink Lady, and Programming.

R is for Red Knit Cap Girl.

S is for Survival Tips, S.S. President Johnson, Shakespeare Week, and Sculpture.

T is for Titanic (books, music and the movie), Tornados, Tax Tips, and Transmissions from the Timothy Leary Papers.

W is for Edmund White, Watercolors, West Indian Roots, and Wikipedia.

X is for X-Men.

Y is for You Know Nothing of My Work!

Z is for "How to Save a Life" by Sara Zarr.

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