Daisha Hodges: The Nix Public Library is home to weekly storytelling sessions by various community leaders and volunteers. Storytelling allows individuals to share in the reading process for the children in the community.

Daisha Hodges: The Circulation Desk inside the Central City Branch makes checking out books and aski questions about the library quick, fast, and efficient.

Daisha Hodges: The shelves and shelves of books allow for children and adults alike to find a book or magazine that will trigger their interest in literature.

Daisha Hodges: Barnes and Nobles is located on the Westbank Expressway and is easily accessible from the Interstate-10. There is a Starbucks Coffeee located directly inside and numerous sitting areas to check out some of the newest and oldest books on the market.

Daisha Hodges: The Norman Mayer Public Library is located on Gentilly Road. The public computer and copy center allows the community to come in and use the various resources.

Daisha Hodges: The Milton Latter New Orleans Public Library is located on convenient St. Charles Ave in the heart of New Orleans.

Daisha Hodges: Harrah's Casino is located in Downtown New Orleans and is the only land based casino in the Metro New Orleans area. There are various restaurants located in the casino and a hotel across the street.

Daisha Hodges: The Streetcar Line down Saint Charles Avenue is one of the more familiar sights in New Orleans.

Daisha Hodges: The Superdome is the largest and most recognizable building in the city. Home to the New Orleans Saints and various other sporting events and venues the Superdome is certaintly a staple in New Orleans.

Daisha Hodges: The WWII Museum captures the history of the war right in the backstreets of New Orleans.

Daisha Hodges: Landry's Seafood House on the New Orleans Lakefront has some of the best fried, grilled, and baked seafood in the area.

Daisha Hodges: Mardi Gras World the venue responsible for the rich tradition of Mardi Gras history in the city.

Daisha Hodges: New Orleans French Market is a fine example of the rich history still prevailing in the city.

Daisha Hodges: Lake Ponchatrain. A little bare after Hurricane Katrina but still remains a peaceful, tranquil place.

Daisha Hodges: The Crescent City Connection Bridge. Connecting the Westbank of New Orleans to the Eastbank over the Mississippi River.

Daisha Hodges: Bourbon and Dumaine. View of Bourbon Street from the balcony of a French Quarter Hotel.

Daisha Hodges: Canal Street. Home to some of the finest restaurants and stores in the South.