May 7, 2019 | Staff Picks For Adults
The Age-old Dilemma – What Should I Read Next? By: Pam Lamberger We bibliophiles occasionally encounter a bothersome dilemma. Imagine that you have just finished a book that you fully enjoyed and you want to continue with others in the same series or perhaps...
Mar 22, 2019 | Staff Picks For Adults
Spring Transformations: Books About Inspiring Transformations By: Heidi Herald It’s been a long time coming, but it is now officially Spring! Spring is a time for renewal and rebirth as the world awakens from the long winter. Celebrate the return of Spring with these...
Mar 4, 2019 | Staff Picks For Adults
Grow With Us This Spring! By: Julia Welzen Have you heard about seed libraries? Users can “check out” seeds to grow in their own gardens that year, but you don’t need to bring the seeds back and there are no overdue fees. You’ll find seed libraries all over the United...
Dec 4, 2018 | Staff Picks For Adults
Bibliotherapy : A Librarian’s Favorite Form of Shelf-Help By: Julia Welzen We read The Little Paris Bookshop by Nina George as this month’s selection in the book discussion I lead. It’s a lovely book, but the bit that spurred the most conversation was the role of the...
Apr 18, 2018 | Staff Picks For Adults
Rainy Day Reads By: Kirsten Edwards April is made for reading. Escape the dreary weather and curl up with a rainy day read guaranteed to entertain. Fiction: The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein has been a patron favorite for years. It’s the story of Enzo, a...
Mar 15, 2018 | Staff Picks For Adults
Book Review: The Stand by Stephen King By: Justin Davis, Indiana Room Digital Assistant If novels like Salem’s Lot and It established Stephen King as one of America’s best known writers of horror, then The Stand cemented him as one of our country’s best living...
