Janet Skeslien Charles chronicles the bravery of employees at the American Library in Paris after the Nazis marched in, which a lonely Montana teen in the 1980s learns about from her intriguing elderly neighbor.
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Who killed sculptor Ariel Byrd? It certainly looks like the culprit is a furious lover, but Lt. Eve Dallas isn’t so sure, especially when she starts catching the woman who reported the crime in bedeviling little inconsistencies.
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Meets in the upper level of the libray on Tuesday, March 2 at 6PM . Members will discuss The Book of Lost Names by Kristin Harmel. New members are always welcome.
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Lucy Stone’s late-winter blues usually vanish by the time Tinker’s Cove goes green for its annual St. Patrick’s Day celebration. There’s just one wee problem that not even the luck of the Irish can fix–murder!
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Beetle gives Stick Bug an attention-grabbing coat for his birthday–but is that what Stick Bug really wants? A delightful story about friends learning to understand each other.
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“Help!” yelled Mouse. “It’s no use!” said Goose. “This is fun,” said Moose,
“Riding in a loose caboose,”
Then…BONK!… the train hits a tree near the sea, where they find the sunny, funny house of their dreams.
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The light of the half moon shines down on the half room…The half room is full of half things, all just as nice as whole things. When half a knock comes on half a door, who in the world could it be?
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Lauren, a third-grade student who has Autism Spectrum disorder, takes on the challenges of sharing her best friend and perservering when a classmate mocks her bicycle’s training wheels.
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It’s been years and years since the Popper family lived in Stillwater, but the town is still riding high on its former penguin residents. Across the river, in Hillport, residents try to re-create the magic.
Nina and Joe Popper have just moved to Hillport and find two penguin eggs tucked snugly near the furnace! It’s up to them to find their newly hatched chicks a home. Setting off on the adventure of a lifetime, they endure perilous storms, a long journey to the Arctic, and of course penguins.
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An ice skater wiithout a rink. An artist without a place to draw. Two misfit girls who become unlikely friends over the course of an unusual week.
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