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Category Archives: summer reading
New Stuff Tuesday – June 5, 2018
Dazzle Ships: World War I and the Art of Confusion by Chris Barton; illustrated by Victo Ngai E Bar Curriculum Collection, E Books, 2nd floor There is much to be learned from a well-crafted picture book whether or not there … Continue reading
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Summer Reading – Truly Madly Guilty
Truly Madly Guilty by Liane Moriarty PR9619.4.M67 T78 2016 Browsing Collection, Books, 2nd floor Australian Liane Moriarty’s recently released latest novel is about a barbecue and is also near the pinnacle of the New York Times Best Sellers list this … Continue reading
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Summer Reading – All the Light We Cannot See
All the Light We Cannot See is a wonderfully moving novel was 10 years in the making and was well worth the wait. Continue reading
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Summer Reading – Scott Westerfeld
Scott Westerfeld has written a lot of juvenile fiction, but his best, in my opinion is the steampunk Leviathan Trilogy (Leviathan, Behemoth, Goliath) Continue reading
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Summer Reading – Erin Celello
Summer Reading: Learning to Stay (Main Collection PS3603.E4 L43 2013) and Miracle Beach (Main Collection PS3603.E4 M57 2011) by Erin Celello Continue reading
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Summer Reading – Ann Garvin
Books by Ann Garvin for your summer reading pleasure. Continue reading
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Summer Reading – Vanessa Diffenbaugh
Vanessa Diffenbaugh’s two novels focus on love and upbringing. Continue reading
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Summer Reading – The Fireman
The Fireman is the latest thriller from speculative fiction author Joe Hill Continue reading
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Summer Reading – Zero K
Don Delillo’s latest science fiction work, Zero K, is his 16th novel. Continue reading
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Summer Reading – V. I. Warshawski Novels
Sara Paretsky, author of 17 V. I. Warshawski novels, is well-known in the mystery and detective genres for her hard-boiled female private investigator, a character type that has traditionally been male. Continue reading
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