Valentine’s Day is upon us. Whether you love it or hate it, here are some resources to help you celebrate (or ignore) V-Day:

• Show your friends and loved ones you care with these fantastic Scientist Valentines. Print and cut and they’re ready to go!

• Make your very own candy hearts with the ACME Heartmaker.

• Check out what Dibner Library has for romantics, cynics, and the oblivious:

Non Fiction

The alchemy of love and lust: discovering our sex hormones and how they determine who we love, when we love, and how often we love
Theresa L. Crenshaw
QP251 .C925 1996

The man who loved only numbers: the story of Paul Erdos and the search for mathematical truth
Paul Hoffman
QA29.E68 H64 1998

For the love of enzymes: the odyssey of a biochemist
Arthur Kornberg
QP 511.8.K68 A3 1989

Romantic fantasy and science fiction
Karl Kroeber
PN 603.K76 1988

Beloved prophet: the love letters of Kahlil Gibran and Mary Haskell and her private journal
PS3513.I25 Z54 1972

Fiction

Love in the time of cholera
Gabriel García Márquez
PQ8180.17.A73 A813 1988

Women in love
D. H. Lawrence
PR6023.A93 W8

The silver metal lover
Tanith Lee
PR6062.E4163 S54 1981

Love poems
Anne Sexton
PS3537.E915 L6 1969

Couples
John Updike
PS3571.P4 C6

Video

Dr. Strangelove or: How I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb
PN1995.9.C55 D77 1985

Shakespeare in love
PN1997 .S52 1998