A Darcy Christmas by Amanda Grange, et al.

While looking for light holiday reading, I came across a reference to A Darcy Christmas: A Holiday Tribute to Jane Austen. It’s a collection of three novellas by Amanda Grange, Sharon Lathan, and Carolyn Eberhart. If you’re a fan of Pride and Prejudice,...

What Are You Reading?

Well, it’s Thursday. I’m back to work, and it’s time for What Are You Reading?  I don’t expect as many of you today, the day after Christmas. Many of you may be still visiting with family, or enjoying the holiday. I had a peaceful holiday,...

Merry Christmas!

Every year when I sit down to write this Christmas message, I’m aware of people I know who have lost family members or close friends, or people who are suffering through grief and difficulties. Life isn’t easy, and the holiday season often doesn’t...

Christmas Reading?

Do you have Christmas traditions of reading? Or, do you search for new Christmas books to read every year? Maybe you don’t have time to pick up books right now, but if you do, are you doing any holiday reading? I’ve read a few Christmas books this year,...

The Girl Who Reads on the Metro by Christine Feret-Fleury

I do understand why translations don’t always work at our library. Different review sources called Christine Feret-Fleury’s novel, “Delightful”, “Enchanting”, “Life Affirming”. Maybe The Girl Who Reads on the Metro...

Checked Out by Elizabeth Spann Craig

While I’ve been known to complain about the amateur sleuths in cozy mysteries who ignore their jobs, I don’t have that complaint about Ann Beckett in Elizabeth Spain Craig’s Checked Out. The librarian does her job, shows up early, works late,...