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Art Exhibits 2018
Monthly Art Exhibits in 2018 The Library hosts a monthly exhibit in our McCarthy Meeting Room and throughout the main floor. Many exhibits kick off with an opening reception or a program related to the exhibit. To have your work exhibited, please review our Art Exhibition Policy and Art Exhibit Application. Questions about the Art … Continue reading Art Exhibits 2018
Reading Room
See the full Book Group Calendar Recent Blog Posts More Reading Room posts… Reading Lists Previous Friday Fiction Lists: Select Featured List:———————–-> Book Brunch, March 2021-> BookMarked!, February 2021-> Book Brunch, January 2021-> BookMarked!, December 2020-> Friday Fiction, November 2020-> BookMarked!, October 2020-> Friday Fiction, September 2020-> Friday Fiction, July 2020-> Friday Fiction, June 2020-> … Continue reading Reading Room
Friday Fiction: Read around the world!
At this point in Winter, we all need a break. If you’re like most people, it’s not feasible to hop on a plane. Instead, try immersing yourself in a new book from a far off place, and travel without leaving your favorite reading nook! Our January Friday Fiction presentation took us around the world with … Continue reading Friday Fiction: Read around the world!
Teen Book Reviews – September 1, 2021
Our teen volunteers have been reading up a storm this summer! Check out these reviews – maybe you’ll find a few fun back to school reads! 🙂 North of Nowhere by Liz Kessler (2013) Reviewed by Vaanya An amazing mystery, North of Nowhere will really make the gears inside your head turn. Though it is … Continue reading Teen Book Reviews – September 1, 2021
Bibliobites in November/December: Another Dorie Story
Author Dorie Greenspan is a one-woman cookbook industry. Over the past thirty years she’s written fourteen cookbooks, won five James Beard Awards for them (and was nominated eleven times!), and endeared herself to countless readers who adore her warm, friendly personality as much as her warm, buttery baked goods. Our group has been in Dorie … Continue reading Bibliobites in November/December: Another Dorie Story
Bibliobites in January: Appetizing Adventures
Serious winter is upon us. It’s cold, it’s snowy or icy or rainy (or all three!), and the sun makes far fewer appearances than most of us would like. To add insult to injury, it’s still getting dark so early that PJs at 6 PM seems like the only sensible thing to do. But, as … Continue reading Bibliobites in January: Appetizing Adventures
Teen Book Reviews – September 20, 2021
Check out the wide range of books our teen volunteers are reading and reviewing this fall! Do you see any of your favorites? 🙂 The Screaming Staircase by Jonathan Stroud (2014) Reviewed by Braneeth Summary The Screaming Staircase is a thriller novel set in Victorian England. An event known as “the Problem” has caused deadly ghosts … Continue reading Teen Book Reviews – September 20, 2021
Teen Book Reviews – June 15th, 2021
The reviews are in! Our teen volunteers never disappoint, and here we have a wide variety of reviews to share. Check them out below! 🙂 Six of Crows, by Leigh Bardugo Reviewed by Joe Six of Crows is a fantasy novel about a group of outcasts and criminals, led by the notorious Kaz Brekker, who … Continue reading Teen Book Reviews – June 15th, 2021
Bibliobites in June: Those Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Days of…. Salad!
For many of us, salads equal summertime. In the winter, we may be happy to hunker down with steaming bowls of soup or sturdy casseroles, but when warmer weather (finally) arrives, we’re more likely to crave something lighter. A cool, crunchy main-dish salad can be the perfect dinnertime solution– substantial without being too heavy, refreshing, … Continue reading Bibliobites in June: Those Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Days of…. Salad!
Bibliobites in January: Vegetarian Everywhere All at Once
It’s the season of hunkering. Whether because of rain, snow, gloom, or depressingly early sunsets, January is a time when many of us stick close to home. And what better way to spend a chilly day than snuggled up to your stove with a good cookbook? This month our Bibliobites crew chased the winter blues … Continue reading Bibliobites in January: Vegetarian Everywhere All at Once