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An Imaginary Conversation

An Imaginary Conversation
Posted June 19, 2013 | Posted in Readers Advisory, What We're Reading

In light of the interesting titles that have been published recently, I began to imagine a conversation between two popular suspense authors using their titles as the conversation progresses. Imagine, if you will, the following chat between Mary Higgins Clark and Lisa Jackson………   Mary Higgins Clark - Where Are You Now? Lisa Jackson - You Don’t (read the rest…)

Sci-Fi Characters Who Survived Their Planet’s Destruction

Sci-Fi Characters Who Survived Their Planet’s Destruction
Posted June 17, 2013 | Posted in Readers Advisory, Summer Reading

  For years, in books and movies Science Fiction movies often have plot lines that involve characters who survive the destruction of their home planet. Neil Spencer wrote an interesting article exploring that topic. For the full article click here. Some books to try: Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy Time Travelers Life and Death of (read the rest…)

Have Book Will Travel Through Time and Space & Into the Movies

Have Book Will Travel Through Time and Space & Into the Movies
Posted June 8, 2013 | Posted in Readers Advisory

  Have you signed up for this year’s Adult Summer Reading Program? If not hurry in and register at the Reader’s Advisory Desk. This year’s theme includes books featuring space or time travel. If you read any of these books you may earn an extra drawing slip.   Many of the science fiction books have (read the rest…)

Summer Reading Program Have Book — Will Travel…Through Time and Space

Adult Summer Reading Program 
Have Book — Will Travel…Through Space and Time
Posted May 30, 2013 | Posted in high school, Readers Advisory, Summer Reading

The Library’s Adult Services Department is launching its 2013 Summer Reading Program Have Book — Will Travel…Through Time and Space on Tuesday, May 28.  Patrons can track their summer reading for the chance to win prizes.  The purpose of the program is to celebrate and encourage the love of reading. Patrons may earn additional chances (read the rest…)

Pay It Forward

Author Catherine Ryan Hyde Discusses the Pay It Forward Inspiration In honor of National Library Card Week which runs April 14th – 20th, we are celebrating the Pay It Forward movement. A discussion of the book will be held Thursday April 18th with a showing and discussion of the movie version on Saturday April 14th. (read the rest…)

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