Visit LibraryReads for more information about how this list was created, and to view favorites from previous months! The Storied Life of A. J. Fikry: A Novel by Gabrielle Zevin “A middle-aged bookseller mourning his lost wife, a feisty publisher’s rep, and a charmingly precocious abandoned child come together on a small island off the New England coast in this utterly delightful […]
Book Clubbers Book Club Meets the first Thursday of each month. Thursday, April 3rd @ 7pm (Harnish) The Double Bind by Chris Bohjalian Laura Estabrook attempts to unravel the mystery of a homeless man’s true identity while battling her own demons from the past. Spine-Crackers Book Club Meets the first Friday of each month. Friday, April […]
Visit LibraryReads for more information about how this list was created, and to view favorites from previous months! The Weight of Blood by Laura McHugh “The Dane family has been keeping secrets in the Ozark town of Henbane for years. An outsider steals the heart of one of the Dane brothers, and the secrets threaten to unravel. When sixteen-year-old Lucy’s friend is […]
Watching the Oscars on Sunday night, I was struck once again by how many of the year’s best films were adapted from books. Here are just a few of the nominations I spotted that have their roots in the printed word. Philomena: A Mother, Her Son, and a Fifty-year Search by Martin Sixsmith Also published as The Lost Child of Philomena Lee, BBC […]
Today marks the 50th anniversary of the Beatles’ iconic performance on the Ed Sullivan show, and the birth of a musical and cultural revolution in America. Whether you were around for Beatlesmania, or not, the Beatles remain an enduring part of our popular culture. Here are some great titles from our collection that will have you shouting for more! All […]
Visit LibraryReads for more information about how this list was created, and to view favorites from previous months! Red Rising by Pierce Brown “The next great read for those who loved The Hunger Games. This story has so much action, intrigue, social commentary and character development that the reader who never reads science fiction will happily overlook the fact that the story […]
Buzzfeed recently posted a list of Sixteen Books To Read Before They Hit the Theaters this Year. As readers, we accept this as the natural order of things. To do otherwise would be as unfathomable as eating one’s desert before dinner. And yet, I still find myself wondering, is reading a book before seeing the movie really a good idea? […]
Do you ever feel let down after you finish a book because you just had an amazing reading experience that no one else can appreciate? Do you often wish you could share your thoughts about the characters or the story with people who actually know what you’re talking about? If so, you should check out one of our many book […]
Visit LibraryReads for more information about how this list was created, and to view favorites from previous months! The Dead in Their Vaulted Arches: A Flavia de Luce Novel by Alan Bradley “Flavia de Luce is still on the loose! This time, the almost-twelve-year-old prodigy explores some tantalizing mysteries involving her own family. Flavia uncovers surprising secrets about the characters we know […]
Perhaps you know the feeling. After immersing yourself in a book to the exclusion of all else for several days and nights, you awaken from your reading stupor to realize that you need: a.) sleep. b.) food. c.) a housekeeper. It doesn’t happen to everyone. Some people are perfectly capable of enjoying books without turning into the walking dead. Books […]
