Book Reviews

Posted about 6 years ago by Natalie Draper

Posted in Book Reviews

So many of us have suddenly found ourselves spending a lot more time at home with our families, and one of the best things we can do to entertain ourselves, […]

Posted about 6 years ago by kathryn Coker

Posted in Book Reviews

This is the second post in a two part series on the fight for woman suffrage in Virginia. Before Virginia’s Coralie Franklin Cook published her 1915 article, “Votes for Mothers,” […]

Posted about 6 years ago by Alexandra Zukas

Posted in Book Reviews | Tagged with Fantasy, Fiction

Really great books have a way of making the world fall away. They can transport you to somewhere more interesting, more whimsical, more surreal–somewhere that is just more. You turn […]

Posted about 6 years ago by Phil Shepard

Posted in Book Reviews | Tagged with audiobooks, ebooks

It all started with a traveling salesman who spent hours and hours on the road. Henry Trentman logged a lot of miles, listening to radio stations of varying quality fade […]

Posted about 7 years ago by Alexandra Zukas

Posted in Book Reviews | Tagged with museums, national parks, travel, virtual tourism, virtual travel

Tons of activities to keep you learning and traveling, virtually.

Posted about 7 years ago by Natalie Draper

Posted in Book Reviews | Tagged with crafts-and-hobbies, creativebug, elibrary

So, all of those things you wish you had the time to learn how to do? Knitting, crocheting, felting, quilting, mending, screen printing, weaving, rug hooking, painting, drawing, embroidery, pottery, […]

Posted about 7 years ago by Jennifer Deuell

Posted in Book Reviews

Some of you may be aware that just before the coronavirus hit we started an Adulting 101 series at the Main Library.  It was growing in popularity and we were […]

Posted about 7 years ago by Phil Shepard

Posted in Book Reviews

Spring is on the way!  And April showers bring … financial literacy?  April is “Financial Literacy Month”, which makes it a good time to take charge of your finances. Even […]

Posted about 7 years ago by Phil Shepard

Posted in Book Reviews

Posted about 7 years ago by Phil Shepard

Posted in Book Reviews, Reading Recommendations | Tagged with interesting women, Women's History Month

Surprisingly (or not so surprisingly), Women’s History Month dates only back to 1981, when Congress passed Pub. L 97-28 which authorized and requested the President to proclaim the week beginning […]