Thursday, May 03, 2018
Monday, April 30, 2018
Breasts for Unwanted Elizas
NonFiction
Breasts: the owner's manual by Dr. Kristi Funk Surgeon writes book about cancer and breasts. Page 159 says," benign phyllodes tumor".
Fiction
The Home fro Unwanted Girls by Joanna Goodman. Writer from Toronto writes a novel. Page 218 says, "'Please, not yet.'"
The Elizas by Sara Shepard. Writer famous for her YA novels lives in Pittsburgh. Page 102 says, "Mostly just took pills, drank, and... went to... different schools... and... exchanged a loaded... therapist... for... six-foot wings."
Breasts: the owner's manual by Dr. Kristi Funk Surgeon writes book about cancer and breasts. Page 159 says," benign phyllodes tumor".
Fiction
The Home fro Unwanted Girls by Joanna Goodman. Writer from Toronto writes a novel. Page 218 says, "'Please, not yet.'"
The Elizas by Sara Shepard. Writer famous for her YA novels lives in Pittsburgh. Page 102 says, "Mostly just took pills, drank, and... went to... different schools... and... exchanged a loaded... therapist... for... six-foot wings."
Thursday, April 26, 2018
FOUR!
FICTION!
COLOR ME MURDER BY KRISTA DAVIS! "FIRST NOVEL IN THE PEN & INK MYSTERY SERIES"!
AUDIOBOOK ON CD!
ARTEMIS BY ANDY WEIR! CRIME NOVEL SET ON THE MOON!
PAPERBACKS!
SOMEONE TO CARE BY MARY BALOGH! A WIDOWED COUNTESS AND A WIDOWER MARQUESS FALL FOR EACH OTHER!
AN APPETITE FOR MURDER BY LUCY BURDETTE! ANOTHER COZY MYSTERY WITH FOOD AND A CAT!
ARRGGLE-GARGLE-BARGLE!
COLOR ME MURDER BY KRISTA DAVIS! "FIRST NOVEL IN THE PEN & INK MYSTERY SERIES"!
AUDIOBOOK ON CD!
ARTEMIS BY ANDY WEIR! CRIME NOVEL SET ON THE MOON!
PAPERBACKS!
SOMEONE TO CARE BY MARY BALOGH! A WIDOWED COUNTESS AND A WIDOWER MARQUESS FALL FOR EACH OTHER!
AN APPETITE FOR MURDER BY LUCY BURDETTE! ANOTHER COZY MYSTERY WITH FOOD AND A CAT!
ARRGGLE-GARGLE-BARGLE!
Tuesday, April 24, 2018
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Fiction
Monday, April 23, 2018
Saturday, April 21, 2018
Audio Books. ON CD! TAKE THAT 12-YEAR-OLD WHO SAID CDS ARE OLD!
Audio Books on CD
When They Call You A Terrorist: a black lives matter memoir by Patrisse Khan-Cullers and Asha Bandele. 5CDs at 6 hours. I guarantee these women have to spell their names to everyone. I know the feeling.
Don't Call Me Princess: girls, women, sex, and life by Peggy Orenstein. I'm not sure who Orenstein is but she seems to sell a lot of books.
Food: what the heck should I eat? by Mark Hyman, MD. 9 CDs at 10.5 hours. Food advice.
After Anna by Lisa Scottline. 9 CDs at 11 hours. Scottoline lives in Pennsylvania. To me central Pennsylvania seems like a mystery location, a "here be monsters" land of the unknown. I suppose other people think the same for Wisconsin.
Customer Service Training 101 by Renee Evenson. 6 CDs at 6.6 hours. I figured this would circ'.
When They Call You A Terrorist: a black lives matter memoir by Patrisse Khan-Cullers and Asha Bandele. 5CDs at 6 hours. I guarantee these women have to spell their names to everyone. I know the feeling.
Don't Call Me Princess: girls, women, sex, and life by Peggy Orenstein. I'm not sure who Orenstein is but she seems to sell a lot of books.
Food: what the heck should I eat? by Mark Hyman, MD. 9 CDs at 10.5 hours. Food advice.
After Anna by Lisa Scottline. 9 CDs at 11 hours. Scottoline lives in Pennsylvania. To me central Pennsylvania seems like a mystery location, a "here be monsters" land of the unknown. I suppose other people think the same for Wisconsin.
Customer Service Training 101 by Renee Evenson. 6 CDs at 6.6 hours. I figured this would circ'.
Friday, April 13, 2018
Large Audio
Large Print
Audiobooks on CD
Educated by Tara Westover. Girl from a survivalist family enters her first classroom as a seventeen-year-ol. She studied at home to take the ACT and attend college and eventually graduated from Harvard and Cambridge.
The Cutting Edge by Jeffery Deaver. Chills and thrills that pay Deaver's bills.
I'll Be Gone in the Dark: one woman's obsessive search for the Golden State Killer by Michelle McNamara. This is supposed to be excellent. McNamara researched the serial rapist and killer who was active from 1976 to 1986.
Fiction
Go Ask Fannie by Elisabeth Hyde. A bunch of flowers and a farm house on the cover. She wrote The Abortionist's Daughter which was very popular.
Audiobooks on CD
Educated by Tara Westover. Girl from a survivalist family enters her first classroom as a seventeen-year-ol. She studied at home to take the ACT and attend college and eventually graduated from Harvard and Cambridge.
The Cutting Edge by Jeffery Deaver. Chills and thrills that pay Deaver's bills.
I'll Be Gone in the Dark: one woman's obsessive search for the Golden State Killer by Michelle McNamara. This is supposed to be excellent. McNamara researched the serial rapist and killer who was active from 1976 to 1986.
Fiction
Go Ask Fannie by Elisabeth Hyde. A bunch of flowers and a farm house on the cover. She wrote The Abortionist's Daughter which was very popular.
Thursday, April 12, 2018
The Only Mirror: Garfield Scratch in the Dark
NonFiction
I'll Be Gone in the Dark: one woman's obsessive search for the Golden State Killer by Michelle McNamara. The famed true crime writer's last book before her untimely death. Golden State Killer is both a serial rapist and killer suspected of 50+rapes and 10 murders from 1976 to 1986.
Garfield Fat Cat 3-Pack: volume 19 by Jim Davis. Local children LOOOOOVE Garfield books. We have several of these collection.
Easy Soups From Scratch with Quick Breads to Match by Ivy Manning. Fancy pictures of food and recipes so you can make the items. Page 89 says, "Cover the mussels with a wet paper towel and set them aside in the refrigerator while preparing the broth."
Computer Coding With JavaScript Handbook by DK Workbooks. Page 23 says, "[unable to show quote because html-friendly codes from the book will not show in Blogger.]"
Fiction
Shattered Mirror by Iris Johansen. Ms Johansen has the same author photo as the last few books she wrote. This is the 21st book in the Eve Duncan series. 21. That is a lot of novel writing.
The Fallen by David Baldacci. Is this one of those hit man books? Let me check... doesn't look like it. Amos Decker suffered a head injury and now remembers everything. Kinda like Marilu Henner - but without a bonk on the head.
The Only Story by Julian Barnes. I'm not sure if I ever read a book by Barnes. His name is certainly familiar. Let me check... oh, okay, I read A Sense of an Ending.
AudioBooks on CD
Beartown by Fredrik Backman. Small town junior hockey team is really good and playing in a national semi-final. The town puts big pressure on the athletes.
The End of Summer by Rosamunde Pilcher. Romance with American returning to her childhood home in Scotland.
Travel As A Political Act: how to leave your baggage behind by Rick Steves. "Steves considers the new political reality and why travel has never been more relevant.
Death at Nuremberg by WEB Griffin and William E. Butterworth IV. Shoot'em up in Europe after WWII.
I'll Be Gone in the Dark: one woman's obsessive search for the Golden State Killer by Michelle McNamara. The famed true crime writer's last book before her untimely death. Golden State Killer is both a serial rapist and killer suspected of 50+rapes and 10 murders from 1976 to 1986.
Garfield Fat Cat 3-Pack: volume 19 by Jim Davis. Local children LOOOOOVE Garfield books. We have several of these collection.
Easy Soups From Scratch with Quick Breads to Match by Ivy Manning. Fancy pictures of food and recipes so you can make the items. Page 89 says, "Cover the mussels with a wet paper towel and set them aside in the refrigerator while preparing the broth."
Computer Coding With JavaScript Handbook by DK Workbooks. Page 23 says, "[unable to show quote because html-friendly codes from the book will not show in Blogger.]"
Fiction
Shattered Mirror by Iris Johansen. Ms Johansen has the same author photo as the last few books she wrote. This is the 21st book in the Eve Duncan series. 21. That is a lot of novel writing.
The Fallen by David Baldacci. Is this one of those hit man books? Let me check... doesn't look like it. Amos Decker suffered a head injury and now remembers everything. Kinda like Marilu Henner - but without a bonk on the head.
The Only Story by Julian Barnes. I'm not sure if I ever read a book by Barnes. His name is certainly familiar. Let me check... oh, okay, I read A Sense of an Ending.
AudioBooks on CD
Beartown by Fredrik Backman. Small town junior hockey team is really good and playing in a national semi-final. The town puts big pressure on the athletes.
The End of Summer by Rosamunde Pilcher. Romance with American returning to her childhood home in Scotland.
Travel As A Political Act: how to leave your baggage behind by Rick Steves. "Steves considers the new political reality and why travel has never been more relevant.
Death at Nuremberg by WEB Griffin and William E. Butterworth IV. Shoot'em up in Europe after WWII.
Tuesday, April 10, 2018
4/10 Releases, Double Abbotts, and Other Things.
Fictional Fictionizing Releasing Today
The Sixth Day by Catherine Coulter and JT Ellison. JT Ellison sounds familiar but I think I am confusing her name with that of an actor. Ellison lives in Nashville. A library customer spoke about his recent trip to Nashville and how much he enjoyed the live music venues.
Twenty-One Days by Anne Perry. New series featuring the son of Perry's Pitt characters.
Shoot First by Stuart Woods. Yet another book by Woods. Or maybe by "Woods" because I suspect a ghost writer.
The Cutting Edge by Jeffery Deaver. Deaver has a beard and a massive backlist; I count 48 titles including books he edited.
Abbotts
Normandy Gold by Megan Abbott and Alison Gaylin. Comic book crime novel by Abbott and Gaylin. Sheriff Normandy Gold investigates the murder of her sister.
I Bring Sorrow: and other stories of transgression by Patricia Abbott. Other Abbott's most recent short story collection.
Other Fictional Fictions for Fictional Fictionizers
After Anna by Lisa Scottoline. Scottoline is a Big Deal Author. Tragedy and murder when a woman's long lost daughter returns, is murdered, and the woman's husband is suspected.
The Last Stand by Mickey Spillane. The last completed novel by Mickey Spillane. Spillane's literary estate has been managed by Max Alan Collins who held this novel back until Spillane's 100th birthday. And hey, look, it's not a Mike Hammer novel. That is kinda cool.
Spider-Man/Deadpool by Joe Kelly and Ed McGuinness. Spider-man and Deadpool punch and kick bad guys.
Deadpool by Posehn and Duggan: the complete collection: volume 2 by Brian Posehn and Gerry Duggan. Deadpool punches, kicks, shoots, and stabs people.
Marvelous Misadventures of Ingrid Winter by JS Drangsholt.
The Sixth Day by Catherine Coulter and JT Ellison. JT Ellison sounds familiar but I think I am confusing her name with that of an actor. Ellison lives in Nashville. A library customer spoke about his recent trip to Nashville and how much he enjoyed the live music venues.
Twenty-One Days by Anne Perry. New series featuring the son of Perry's Pitt characters.
Shoot First by Stuart Woods. Yet another book by Woods. Or maybe by "Woods" because I suspect a ghost writer.
The Cutting Edge by Jeffery Deaver. Deaver has a beard and a massive backlist; I count 48 titles including books he edited.
Abbotts
Normandy Gold by Megan Abbott and Alison Gaylin. Comic book crime novel by Abbott and Gaylin. Sheriff Normandy Gold investigates the murder of her sister.
I Bring Sorrow: and other stories of transgression by Patricia Abbott. Other Abbott's most recent short story collection.
Other Fictional Fictions for Fictional Fictionizers
After Anna by Lisa Scottoline. Scottoline is a Big Deal Author. Tragedy and murder when a woman's long lost daughter returns, is murdered, and the woman's husband is suspected.
The Last Stand by Mickey Spillane. The last completed novel by Mickey Spillane. Spillane's literary estate has been managed by Max Alan Collins who held this novel back until Spillane's 100th birthday. And hey, look, it's not a Mike Hammer novel. That is kinda cool.
Spider-Man/Deadpool by Joe Kelly and Ed McGuinness. Spider-man and Deadpool punch and kick bad guys.
Deadpool by Posehn and Duggan: the complete collection: volume 2 by Brian Posehn and Gerry Duggan. Deadpool punches, kicks, shoots, and stabs people.
Marvelous Misadventures of Ingrid Winter by JS Drangsholt.
Friday, April 06, 2018
Things I Misssed: Cadavers, Rape, Texting
Fiction
Circe by Madeline Miller. A telling of the life of Circe from The Odyssey. Miller lives in Narberth, PA. I have no idea where Narberth is and I refuse to look it up.
All the Beautiful Lies by Peter Swanson. Swanson lives in some town in Massachusetts.
NonFiction
A False Report: a true story of rape in America by T. Christian Miller and Ken Armstrong. Woman reports a rape. Woman prosecuted for making false report. Years later a serial rapist is discovered. Serial rapist is guy who raped woman who was prosecuted.
Text Me When Yo Get Home: the evolution and triumph of modern female friendship by Kayleen Schaefer. This book has good reviews, unlike this blog.
The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist: a true story of injustice in the American South by Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington. Forensic Pathologist for Alabama was incompetent.
Enough As She Is: [real long subtitle] by Rachel Simmons. Child raising advice. Simmons lives in Massachusetts. I have trouble typing Massachuseetsss.
Circe by Madeline Miller. A telling of the life of Circe from The Odyssey. Miller lives in Narberth, PA. I have no idea where Narberth is and I refuse to look it up.
All the Beautiful Lies by Peter Swanson. Swanson lives in some town in Massachusetts.
NonFiction
A False Report: a true story of rape in America by T. Christian Miller and Ken Armstrong. Woman reports a rape. Woman prosecuted for making false report. Years later a serial rapist is discovered. Serial rapist is guy who raped woman who was prosecuted.
Text Me When Yo Get Home: the evolution and triumph of modern female friendship by Kayleen Schaefer. This book has good reviews, unlike this blog.
The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist: a true story of injustice in the American South by Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington. Forensic Pathologist for Alabama was incompetent.
Enough As She Is: [real long subtitle] by Rachel Simmons. Child raising advice. Simmons lives in Massachusetts. I have trouble typing Massachuseetsss.
NonFiction: Food, War, Poetry, Money
NonFiction
Secrets of the Human Body by Chris Van Tulleken, Xand Van Tulleken, and Andrew Cohen. British doctor guys write about the human body.
Partially Excited States by Charles Hood. Hood won the Felix Pollak Prize and writes poems about stuff. Hood's poems are split into three sections, the third section is entitled Escape Velocity and that reminded me of this Johnny Marr tune.
Don't Call Me Princess: essays on girls, women, sex, and life by Peggy Orenstein. According to the dust cover Orenstein lives in Northern California with her husband, daughter, and a hairy dog. Page 109 says, "My dad, who was a lawyer, once defended a back-alley abortionist in a criminal case."
Eat The Apple: a memoir by Matt Young. Drunk teenager wrecks his car, joins the Marines, takes three working vacation with guns to Iraq. No photos but there are some simple drawings.
Achtung Baby: an American mom on the art of raising self-reliant children by Sara Zaske. Page 105 says, "American kids don't have as many opportunities to conquer a dragon - at least outside of a video game - because our kids spend much more time indoors than their German peers do."
Your Score: an insider's secrets to understanding, controlling and protecting your credit score by Anthony Davenport with Matthew Rudy. I figured this would circ.
You Need A Budget by Jesse Mecham. This has a real long subtitle.
Paying For College Without Going Broke, 2018 edition by Kalman A. Chany. Page 173 says, "You have to ask questions 95-102 only if you are an independent student."
Dinner: changing the game by Melissa Clark. This had a fantastic review. Page 223 says, "In a large bowl, toss the kale with the olive oil and fine sea salt to taste."
The Best of America's Test Kitchen by the editors at America's Test Kitchen. Recipes to make food.
Built: the hidden stories behind our structures by Roma Agrawal. I bought this because it looked neat. Ms. Agrawal grew up in the States and India and lives in London.
Secrets of the Human Body by Chris Van Tulleken, Xand Van Tulleken, and Andrew Cohen. British doctor guys write about the human body.
Partially Excited States by Charles Hood. Hood won the Felix Pollak Prize and writes poems about stuff. Hood's poems are split into three sections, the third section is entitled Escape Velocity and that reminded me of this Johnny Marr tune.
Don't Call Me Princess: essays on girls, women, sex, and life by Peggy Orenstein. According to the dust cover Orenstein lives in Northern California with her husband, daughter, and a hairy dog. Page 109 says, "My dad, who was a lawyer, once defended a back-alley abortionist in a criminal case."
Eat The Apple: a memoir by Matt Young. Drunk teenager wrecks his car, joins the Marines, takes three working vacation with guns to Iraq. No photos but there are some simple drawings.
Achtung Baby: an American mom on the art of raising self-reliant children by Sara Zaske. Page 105 says, "American kids don't have as many opportunities to conquer a dragon - at least outside of a video game - because our kids spend much more time indoors than their German peers do."
Your Score: an insider's secrets to understanding, controlling and protecting your credit score by Anthony Davenport with Matthew Rudy. I figured this would circ.
You Need A Budget by Jesse Mecham. This has a real long subtitle.
Paying For College Without Going Broke, 2018 edition by Kalman A. Chany. Page 173 says, "You have to ask questions 95-102 only if you are an independent student."
Dinner: changing the game by Melissa Clark. This had a fantastic review. Page 223 says, "In a large bowl, toss the kale with the olive oil and fine sea salt to taste."
The Best of America's Test Kitchen by the editors at America's Test Kitchen. Recipes to make food.
Built: the hidden stories behind our structures by Roma Agrawal. I bought this because it looked neat. Ms. Agrawal grew up in the States and India and lives in London.
Thursday, April 05, 2018
Even More Fiction
Fiction
Women in Sunlight by Frances Mayes. Writer in Tuscany has three American retirees move in next door.Writer is inspired.
The Road Home by Beverly Lewis. Another Amish romance but the cover has the woman fastening up the shirt of a young boy instead of the usual cover image of a model with her hair covered in the Amish style.
Varina by Charles Frazier. Frazier's Cold Mountain was a huge hit. I did not realize that came our over 20 years ago in 1997. I never read the book either. I started to watch the film and never finished. This novel is about Jefferson Davis's younger wife, Varina.
The Recipe Box by Viola Shipman. Ms. Shipman is actually Mr. Rouse. Shipman was Rouses's grandmother. Rouse lives in Michigan and California. Does he fly or drive back and forth? I don't know.
I'll Be Your Blue Sky by Marisa De Los Santos. De Los Santos has a PdD in literature and lives in Delaware. There are a few PhD writers I can think of. Victor Gischler. Anthony Neil Smith. Bill Crider. Megan Abbott. Robert B Parker.
The Good Pilot Peter Woodhouse by Alexander McCall Smith. "A heartwarming tale of hope and friendship set in amid the turmoil of WWII."
Hold Back the Dark by Kay Hooper. Hooper writes a lot of novels. Let us see how many are listed on the inside cover. 8. That seems low.
Other People's Houses by Abbi Waxman. Carpooling mom has her life intertwining with the other families after a philandering wife is found out.
Women in Sunlight by Frances Mayes. Writer in Tuscany has three American retirees move in next door.Writer is inspired.
The Road Home by Beverly Lewis. Another Amish romance but the cover has the woman fastening up the shirt of a young boy instead of the usual cover image of a model with her hair covered in the Amish style.
Varina by Charles Frazier. Frazier's Cold Mountain was a huge hit. I did not realize that came our over 20 years ago in 1997. I never read the book either. I started to watch the film and never finished. This novel is about Jefferson Davis's younger wife, Varina.
The Recipe Box by Viola Shipman. Ms. Shipman is actually Mr. Rouse. Shipman was Rouses's grandmother. Rouse lives in Michigan and California. Does he fly or drive back and forth? I don't know.
I'll Be Your Blue Sky by Marisa De Los Santos. De Los Santos has a PdD in literature and lives in Delaware. There are a few PhD writers I can think of. Victor Gischler. Anthony Neil Smith. Bill Crider. Megan Abbott. Robert B Parker.
The Good Pilot Peter Woodhouse by Alexander McCall Smith. "A heartwarming tale of hope and friendship set in amid the turmoil of WWII."
Hold Back the Dark by Kay Hooper. Hooper writes a lot of novels. Let us see how many are listed on the inside cover. 8. That seems low.
Other People's Houses by Abbi Waxman. Carpooling mom has her life intertwining with the other families after a philandering wife is found out.
Wednesday, April 04, 2018
Made Up Stories With Made Up Plots
Fiction With Fake Descriptions
Auntie Poldi and the Sicilian Lions by Mario Giordano. Sicilian woman comes to control her own mafia gang.
The Overstory by Richard Powers. A fictionalized look inside the website overstock.com where a warehouse employee moves up into software development while falling in love with a buyer.
The Italian Party by Christina Lynch. An exciting tale of political intrigue as a group of Italian immigrants in Encinitas, CA fight against developers trying to take away the immigrants new parrot farm.
The Female Persuasion by Meg Wolitzer. Penny was orphaned at four-years-old. She was taken in by Mistress Kweller who raised her to be the ultimate spy - a woman who sells her feminine wiles and violent urges to the highest bidder.
I've Got My Eyes on You by Mary Higgins Clark. A collection of short stories about your dog whenever you eat dinner.
Cave of Bones by Anne Hillerman. A wacky journey through the catacombs of Paris with Louise the plumber as he assists his lovelorn sister in pursuing her missing husband.
The Knowledge: a Richard Jury mystery by Martha Grimes. Richard Jury knows things. He knows the ABV of his favorite ale. He knows how many steps from his front door to the curry shop. He knows the correct number of bristles in a hair brush. But, Richard does not know why his dog smells so bad after having just had a bath.
Lawn Boy by Jonathan Evison. Ethan was raised by a groundskeeper father and joined the trade. He now maintains the courses at Wimbledon where he tries to catch the eye of the beautiful Eva, an upcoming tennis player from Lithuania.
Auntie Poldi and the Sicilian Lions by Mario Giordano. Sicilian woman comes to control her own mafia gang.
The Overstory by Richard Powers. A fictionalized look inside the website overstock.com where a warehouse employee moves up into software development while falling in love with a buyer.
The Italian Party by Christina Lynch. An exciting tale of political intrigue as a group of Italian immigrants in Encinitas, CA fight against developers trying to take away the immigrants new parrot farm.
The Female Persuasion by Meg Wolitzer. Penny was orphaned at four-years-old. She was taken in by Mistress Kweller who raised her to be the ultimate spy - a woman who sells her feminine wiles and violent urges to the highest bidder.
I've Got My Eyes on You by Mary Higgins Clark. A collection of short stories about your dog whenever you eat dinner.
Cave of Bones by Anne Hillerman. A wacky journey through the catacombs of Paris with Louise the plumber as he assists his lovelorn sister in pursuing her missing husband.
The Knowledge: a Richard Jury mystery by Martha Grimes. Richard Jury knows things. He knows the ABV of his favorite ale. He knows how many steps from his front door to the curry shop. He knows the correct number of bristles in a hair brush. But, Richard does not know why his dog smells so bad after having just had a bath.
Lawn Boy by Jonathan Evison. Ethan was raised by a groundskeeper father and joined the trade. He now maintains the courses at Wimbledon where he tries to catch the eye of the beautiful Eva, an upcoming tennis player from Lithuania.
Tuesday, March 27, 2018
3 Novels, 2 Albums, 1 Photo
Fiction
To Die But Once by Jacqueline Winspear. I know nothing about Jacqueline Winspear except that she writes a lot of Maisie Dobbs novels. Let's check out the author bio on the flyleaf... She lives in California and "is the... Most Loved... national... Alex... for... the United Kingdom." Well, that is odd.
Jack Rabbit Smile by Joe R. Lansdale. Another Hap and Leonard novel. Everyone cheer! Hurrah! Lansdale's biography says, "Joe... has... British... family in... Texas." Well, I know that isn't true. How silly.
Truth or Dare by Fern Michaels. Prolific author Michaels keeps her fans happy. Her biography says Michaels is, "has built... four dogs and a... ghost." Huh? How strange.
Music is Performed. Music is Recorded. Music is Embedded Into Plastic Discs.
American Utopia by David Byrne. American singer sings songs of people and feelings.
30th Anniversary Collection by The Hollies. British singers sing songs about King Mid
as and Carrie Anne breathing air at the bus stop to the carousel that must stop. Stop. Stop!
Photo
To Die But Once by Jacqueline Winspear. I know nothing about Jacqueline Winspear except that she writes a lot of Maisie Dobbs novels. Let's check out the author bio on the flyleaf... She lives in California and "is the... Most Loved... national... Alex... for... the United Kingdom." Well, that is odd.
Jack Rabbit Smile by Joe R. Lansdale. Another Hap and Leonard novel. Everyone cheer! Hurrah! Lansdale's biography says, "Joe... has... British... family in... Texas." Well, I know that isn't true. How silly.
Truth or Dare by Fern Michaels. Prolific author Michaels keeps her fans happy. Her biography says Michaels is, "has built... four dogs and a... ghost." Huh? How strange.
Music is Performed. Music is Recorded. Music is Embedded Into Plastic Discs.
American Utopia by David Byrne. American singer sings songs of people and feelings.
30th Anniversary Collection by The Hollies. British singers sing songs about King Mid
as and Carrie Anne breathing air at the bus stop to the carousel that must stop. Stop. Stop!
Photo
Friday, March 23, 2018
Archer!
DVD
Archer Dreamland: the complete season eight starring [voice actors]. Archer is in a coma from season seven and imagines himself in post-war Los Angeles.
Fiction
How To Be Safe by Tom McAllister. Whoops, never mind. This does not release until April 3. Oh well, once it becomes available you can read about the aftermath of a school shooting.
Archer Dreamland: the complete season eight starring [voice actors]. Archer is in a coma from season seven and imagines himself in post-war Los Angeles.
Fiction
How To Be Safe by Tom McAllister. Whoops, never mind. This does not release until April 3. Oh well, once it becomes available you can read about the aftermath of a school shooting.
Wednesday, March 21, 2018
Big Batch of Books
So Many Books I Took Photos
Stacked and ready to go.
Alternate Side asked to pose with the other green books.
I introduced them to the other New Books.
Final orientation is check-in and reader assignments.
The Rising Sea asked for a photo with Library staff before taking it's assigned reader.
Stacked and ready to go.
Alternate Side asked to pose with the other green books.
I introduced them to the other New Books.
Final orientation is check-in and reader assignments.
The Rising Sea asked for a photo with Library staff before taking it's assigned reader.
Friday, March 16, 2018
Mysteries. Large Print. Women in Red.
DVD
The Handmaid's Tale: season one starring Elizabeth Moss. The future is not very hopeful.
Large Print
Mystery
The Temptation of Forgiveness by Donna Leon. Inside cover has a map of Venice. I like maps.
Caribbean Rim by randy Wayne White. The 25th Doc Ford novel. That is a lot of books. Author lives on Sanibel Island and I won't look that place up online.
Duel to the Death by J.A. Jance. Some sort of scary spy killer thing. I think. The dust cover description lost me after the first paragraph. This has a release date of March 20 so you'll have to wait.
Red Alert by James Patterson and Marshall Karp. Oh, this book has a March 26 release date. You'll have to wait on this one too.
Fade To Black by David Rosenfelt. Is Rosenfelt the guy with 20 dogs? No. He is the guy with 25 dogs. I'm not kidding, he has that many beasts at home.
The Handmaid's Tale: season one starring Elizabeth Moss. The future is not very hopeful.
Large Print
Mystery
The Temptation of Forgiveness by Donna Leon. Inside cover has a map of Venice. I like maps.
Caribbean Rim by randy Wayne White. The 25th Doc Ford novel. That is a lot of books. Author lives on Sanibel Island and I won't look that place up online.
Duel to the Death by J.A. Jance. Some sort of scary spy killer thing. I think. The dust cover description lost me after the first paragraph. This has a release date of March 20 so you'll have to wait.
Red Alert by James Patterson and Marshall Karp. Oh, this book has a March 26 release date. You'll have to wait on this one too.
Fade To Black by David Rosenfelt. Is Rosenfelt the guy with 20 dogs? No. He is the guy with 25 dogs. I'm not kidding, he has that many beasts at home.
Monday, March 12, 2018
David. Laura. Candice. Taylor.
DVD
Wind River starring Elizabeth Olsen and Jeremy Renner. Forests. Mountains. Guy with a rifle. COld weather clothing.
Fiction
By Schism Rent Asunder by David Weber. Science fiction novel about people in space.
Plum Tea Crazy by Laura Childs. Is this a cozy mystery with recipes? It sure looks like it.
Crimson Lake by Candice Fox. Oh, okay, the author bio explains why her name is familiar. Fox co-writes some of those James Patterson novels. This story has a Sydney, Australia Police Detective cleared of an abduction but with a name of mud.
Wind River starring Elizabeth Olsen and Jeremy Renner. Forests. Mountains. Guy with a rifle. COld weather clothing.
Fiction
By Schism Rent Asunder by David Weber. Science fiction novel about people in space.
Plum Tea Crazy by Laura Childs. Is this a cozy mystery with recipes? It sure looks like it.
Crimson Lake by Candice Fox. Oh, okay, the author bio explains why her name is familiar. Fox co-writes some of those James Patterson novels. This story has a Sydney, Australia Police Detective cleared of an abduction but with a name of mud.
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