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July 15, 2021

No Spring Chicken: Stories and Advice from a Wild Handicapper on Aging and Disability by Francine Falk-Allen ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts


As we age, we all begin to have physical difficulties to contend with.

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July 14, 2021

Summer Reading, Movies, and Recipes

by Alison DeLuca


Whew, it's hot. Weather like this makes me want to run a 5K and read Anna Karenina, NOT.  Instead, I need fun, frothy novels for the beach or poolside as we face another humid thunderstorm. 

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July 13, 2021

6 Audiobooks for Your Summer Listening Enjoyment

by Donna Huber


My to-do list doesn't seem to be shrinking. Thankfully, I've had a number of audiobooks to listen to while cooking, cleaning, and doing yard work. These books would also be awesome for road trips or for walks on the beach. While I received early print or digital copies of many of these books, I was able to get the audiobooks from the library. For the last two books reviewed, I received advance copies of the audiobooks from the publishers via Netgalley.

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July 12, 2021

Ghost Forest by Pik-Shuen Fung ~ a Review

by MK French


The unnamed protagonist has to figure out how to grieve after her father dies, when her family doesn't discuss emotions at all. He had been an "astronaut father," staying in Hong Kong to work while the rest of the family emigrated ahead of the 1997 handover to China.

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July 11, 2021

Those I Have Lost by Sharon Maas ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts


A secret love affair on a faraway island. Seas crawling with Japanese spies. A terrible war creeping ever closer…

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July 10, 2021

Books for a Post-Apocalyptic Book Club

by Donna Huber


My post-apocalyptic book club met this week to decide on the books we would read over the next 11 months. We usually only meet 10 times in a year, but we had so many (more than 40) books suggested that we decided we would meet in January. Below are the books we will be reading. We are meeting in a hybrid format (both in-person and Zoom), so if you want to join us for one or all the discussions, you can get the details on the After the End Book Club page at the library.

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