Editor’s note: This review was submitted by a library patron during the 2012 Adult Summer Reading program. We will continue to periodically share the best of these reviews throughout the year. Many thanks to all of those who participated! Writers …
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March is Women’s History Month, and this year we are honoring the generations of female scientists, mathematicians, and engineers whose passion for the advancement of human knowledge changed the way we understand the natural world. Whatever your gifts, the stories …
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Black History Month is a time to celebrate the achievements of African-Americans and the important roles they have played throughout American history. We celebrate Black History Month every February because it is the birth month of both Frederick Douglass and …
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During the weeks after the holidays, I always feel a bit blue. The house, stripped of lights and stockings, seems bare. My calendar fills with work meetings and kids’ activities, uninterrupted by any vacations or time off. In mid-January, spring …
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Editor’s note: This review was submitted by a library patron during the 2012 Adult Summer Reading program. We will periodically share the best of these reviews throughout the year. Many thanks to all of those who participated! In “Trip of …
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Unique is a great way to describe Hunter S. Thompson’s writing. My first encounter with Thompson, also known as The Good Doctor, was when I read “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas” back in college. It still remains one of …
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