Since many start a new year reflecting on the last, here’s a look at the top nonfiction books published in 2020. Check them out!

Get the cocoa bombs and cookies ready, it’s time to cozy up with a brand new book! Beat the chill from winter with one of these fun mysteries available on Hoopla. Don’t forget you can download up to 10 e-materials on Hoopla each month. Happy reading!

New year, new books and DVDs available at the Enoch Pratt Free Library! Take a look at the latest books, eBooks, DVDs, and CDs that are available to check out and download.

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Learn something new with an intriguing documentary. Here’s a look at some of the most popular documentaries on Kanopy. Don’t forget, there’s also award-winning dramas and comedies on Kanopy, too. With 10 credits a month, go ahead and stream away!

Thank you, Dr. King! At the Pratt, we are celebrating the birthday of Civil Rights Leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. On Kanopy, take a look at some of Dr. King’s most notable speeches to celebrate his legacy. In observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, all Pratt branches will be closed on Monday, January 18. 

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Martin Luther King, Jr: I Have A Dream 

This historical compilation features highlights of major speeches including:

• Lincoln Memorial, Washington D.C. – August 28, 1963
• Brown Chapel, Selma, Alabama – March 8, 1965
• Final Speech, day before Dr. King`s Assassination – April 3, 1968
• Robert F. Kennedy Eulogy – April 4, 1968

Martin Luther King, Jr: We Shall Overcome 

This historical compilation features highlights of major speeches including:

• The Protests
• The Presidents of the United States John F. Kennedy Lyndon Baines Johnson
• The Violence vs. Non-Violence Debate
• Racism and Injustice
• Viet Nam
• The Martin Luther King, Jr. Philosophy

Martin Luther King, Jr: Been To The Mountaintop

Seen and heard in this original footage are the highlights of dramatic speeches and coversations spanning 1956 to 1968, including his last address on April 3, 1968, the night before his assassination in Memphis, Tennessee.

• Bus Boycott, Montgomery, Alabama – November, 13 1956
• Accepting the Nobel Peace Prize – December 11, 1964
• Bloody Sunday in Selma, Alabama – March 7, 1965
• National Cathedral, Washington, D.C. – March 31, 1968
• Been To The Mountaintop (with script), Memphis, TN – April 3, 1968

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