@YOUR LIBRARY Happy New Year! The library is ready to help you keep your New Year’s resolutions. We can help you further your education, learn a hobby, read more and provide lots of recipes for healthy cooking, books and videos on exercising and so much more.
Merry Christmas from your local library! May your holidays be filled with wonderful books and cozy time to read. It can be hard to find time and energy to focus on complicated plots in a long book during the holidays.
@YOUR LIBRARY There are just over two weeks remaining in 2022. What do you still plan to accomplish this year? Are you looking for a new job? Check out LinkedIn Learning for help in boosting your job skills.
@YOUR LIBRARY Christmas is coming. Do you know one of the very best presents to give the littles in your life? Your time.
@YOUR LIBRARY Welcome to the last month of 2022! How are your reading goals for the year coming? Do you need to spend some time this month reading to complete your goals? Stop by the library and pick out some great books to round out your reading year. Here are a few newer titles that have been popular with our community.
@YOUR LIBRARY Happy Thanksgiving weekend! I hope your days can be filled with good food, great books, awesome family and friend time and if necessary local shopping. The library has regular hours on Friday and Saturday, open 10 a.m.6 p.m.
@YOUR LIBRARY Happy Thanksgiving! May you and yours find plenty to be grateful for as we start the busy holiday season. Our new holiday titles are on display this week and will be available for checkout next week along with all our older holiday titles.
The library may be closed today, (a very grateful thanks to our Veterans), but you can still access digital resources. We will have regular hours tomorrow, Saturday, Nov.
LIBRARY Last week I shared some of the great non-fiction in the junior room. I want to talk about one more title this week in anticipation of Veterans’ Day next Thursday.
Trade paperback books are seeing a resurgence in popularity by publishers. They are more willing to take a chance on a new, unproven author as their commitment in terms of expenses to produce the book are less. Here are six new titles that all looked intriguing. I’ve been reading about this title for months now and am excited to have a copy of “One Woman’s War” by Christine Wells. It is a novel of the real Miss Moneypenny who worked with Ian Fleming in World War II. Ms. Bennett is offered the chance to work as an agent in the field and encounters another strong woman who on the surface is also working for British intelligence. Women spies definitely seem to be a hot topic at the moment as “That Summer in Berlin” by Lecia Cornwall is also about an English spy. This time set in Germany during the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Viviane is in Berlin with her trusty Leica camera to get evidence that Germany is rearming. Books about the book world are always fun. “Thank you for Listening” by Julia Whelan is about an audiobook narrator who had dreamed of being a star of film, but only found success in the sound booth. She is even able to attend book conventions and meet fans and is asked to perform the last book of a beloved romance author with the industry’s hottest, most secretive voice. Secrets and of course, their revelation abound in this funny, sexy and complex love story. I love behind the scenes exposes and this should be a fun, light read.