Looking for a psychological thriller with a mystery you won’t be able to solve? Try Possession by Katie Lowe. I was hooked after the first two pages! This whodunit starts with a murder, which the police attribute to a burglary gone wrong. A young man named Michael Philips is convicted and sent to prison. Ten years later,…
It’s National Poetry Month, a perfect time to enrich our lives with poetry. If you’re not sure where to start, here are some suggestions. We’ll be back with more next time; our shelves are full of verses and rhymes.Click on the titles to check our online catalog. Anthologies to Pick and Choose FromAmerican Journal: Fifty…
In the library world, every season has a hot book, the one with a gazillion holds. This spring’s buzzy title is The Four Winds by Kristin Hannah, about a family trying to survive the Dust Bowl and Great Depression of the 1930s. This topic was expertly taken on in 1939 by John Steinbeck’s epic The…
It’s National Library Week, and time to celebrate our libraries and library workers. To get in the mood, stop by Cook Park or Aspen Drive libraries to pick up a book or movie about…libraries…or librarians…Click on the links below to check our online catalog. What Is It About a Library?American Libraries 1730 – 1950 by…
Erica’s pick of the week is a modern mystery with a classic feel — and a detective worth getting to know.
