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Children’s Fiction 1910-1916
Today the MA Modern History students came to visit the library to see the Historical Children’s Fiction collection to find out what children’s literature can contribute to their study of […]
Hesba Stretton: best-selling author of evangelical children’s fiction
During Academic Development Week, the MA Heritage Students investigated the Hesba Stretton Collection as part of an archives and special collections workshop. Read on to find out what they discovered:
This Halloween… Write A Letter to the Library
Halloween Library Letter Writing Event 2025.
Don’t be afraid to leave your feedback! We can handle some scares.
Who owns our knowledge? Open Access Week 2025
“Who Owns Our Knowledge?” is the theme for this year’s International Open Access Week (October 20-26). The 2025 theme asks a pointed question about the present moment and how, in […]
Augustine House: an architectural gem in the heart of Canterbury
When Barton Court Grammar School pupil Mark Spier came on work placement to Augustine House Library he told us about his love of architecture. We asked him to do some […]
The Carnegie Awards Celebrate Another Great Year in Literature and Illustration
The Carnegie Medals are awarded annually by CILIP and the Youth Libraries Group to books for children and young people that create outstanding reading experiences through writing or illustration.
Local authors and what they mean to us
Over the past eighteen months the library has featured local Kent authors in its book displays on floor 3. This initiative was the brilliant idea of Nick Berbiers, a PhD […]
Library Research Support podcast: Episode 3: Database tips and tricks
Our latest podcast is about online databases and how to use them effectively. Two of our Learning & Research Librarians, Claire and David, talk about all things databases, from ‘should […]