Today we read Today I Feel Silly and Other Moods That Make My Day by Jamie Lee Curtis.

Today’s Story Hour centered on birds and we gave the birds outside the library some nice peanut butter and pine cone feeders.  We read Elisa Kleven’s “The Lion and the Little Red Bird”, Lois Ehlert’s “Feathers for Lunch”, Rebecca and Ed Emberly’s ” Chicken Little” and selected poems from Alice Schertle’s ” Button Up!  The artwork in these books is outstanding, evoking requests from the children to “touch”, as well as look and listen.We also had fun with some fingerplays and rhymes involving movement.  Story hour is held every Thursday at 9:30AM.  Join us!

Our Spring session of Book Discussion Group will have one more meeting on Monday, April 26th at 7PM.  The book to be discussed is Carrie Tiffany’s, “Everyman’s Rules for Scientific Living”.  Some suggestions for our Fall Session include books by Louise Erdrich, “People of the Book” by Geraldine Brooks, and “13 Moons” by Charles Frazier.

The Creative Community Builder’s Handbook, by Tom Borrup -

Life in the Present Tense, by Rifka Rosenwein -

Blindman’s Bluff, by Faye Kellerman -

The Bad Samaritan, by Robert Barbard -

Goodbye Mrs. Chips, by Dorothy Cannell -

Boom! , by Tom Brokaw -

Green, Black, Red, and White – Series of 4 by Ted Dekker

Sleep, Pale Sister, by Joanne Harris -Novel

Pearl of China, by Anchee Min -Novel

Immoveable Feast, by John Baxter -Memoir Travel

Newspaper Blackout, John Baxter – Poetry

In the Woods, by Tana French – Psychological Suspense

Dying for Mercy, by Mary Jane Clark – Murder Mystery

Worst Case, by James Patterson & Michael Ledwidge – Detective Michael Bennet Mystery

Green Metropolis, by David Owen – Where in America is it normal to live in just 700 square feet; have no lawn, clothes dryer, or car; shop on foot, use public transportation, seldom acquire new possessions of significant size, have electric bills less than a dollar a day?

Highest Duty, by Captain Chesley Sullenberger with Jeffrey Zaslow – Autobiography

The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, by Rebecca Skloot – Her cells launched a multimillion-dollar industry that sells human biological materials

Organic Body Care Recipes, by Stephanie Torles – 175 recipes