Good climbing with a dominant crux after the second bolt, may seem a little harder until you figure out the sequence.  The first ascentionists named it after Kevin Bein, one of the climbing greats who died on the Matterhorn.

K.B.

Ryan's Crack

unnamed (rear wall)

Sad, Sloppy, Worthless, and Weak

Coal Shaker

The Bitch is Back

Lightning

Thunder Stud

Pine Line

Pod Head

Stairway to Heaven

Knotty Pine

War and Peace

Sustained climbing with a dominant crux after the second clip.  The first bolt might seem a bit high off the ground but the climbing is easy.  The crux is is a touch painful, incorporating the left jug is true to the grade but going direct seems more natural.

Up the crack and through the roof, up the left-facing corner. 

  . (the Holzman print guidebook 2011 edition has the difficulty as 5.10b).

Follow the bolts. 

  . (the Holzman print guidebook 2011 edition has the difficulty as 5.11a).  

  . (sometimes dryer than other routes on the Rear Wall).

Up the rounded right-facing corner, next by a vague left-facing corner, then right-ward to a ledge. Then up and left to finish 12-15 feet right (east) of the mature pine tree at edge of cliff. 

  . (the Holzman print guidebook 2011 edition has the difficulty as 5.10a). 

  Sometimes dryer than other routes on the Rear Wall.

Up by the indented overhanging nose to obvious ledge. Next angle six feet Right-ward, then up to finish just left of obvious notch. 

  . (the Holzman print guidebook 2011 edition has the difficulty as 5.10a/b). 

  Upper sections sometimes dryer than other routes on the Rear Wall.

Some balancing skill takes you to the third bolt crux, can be done statically but a tricky dyno gets the job done. The climbing eases after the crux but is still sustained. Coerce your partner to lead it first to brush off the spider webs.

 "The route Thunder Stud that was put up by Albert Pisaneschi who led it and bolted it. He is not on social media and asked me to have someone change this on the web. I have his phone number if you need to speak to him to verify this. He has quietly put up many routes without writing guides and other people have taken the credit." - nancy savickas

Climb up to the top as best you can. 

  . (the Holzman print guidebook 2011 edition has the difficulty as 5.10d).

Climb the crack to the right of the Bitch is Back. Short climb but very fun.

Find a way up. 

  . (the Holzman print guidebook 2011 edition has the difficulty as 5.10b).

Follow the bolts. 

  . (the Holzman print guidebook 2011 edition has the difficulty as 5.13a).

The east wall of the interior corridor of the Library -- not on the detached block at all. 

  When approaching from Paradise, the main thing you see is the large detached block. Then when you get there you discover a corridor behind the block, between the main block and a "normal" non-detached cliff face. The corridor and the two main faces of the block all run roughly SSW to NNE. The widest and easiest entrance to the corridor is on its NNE end.

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