HERstory: Books Written By and For WOMEN
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Don’t Miss These April/May 2017 Releases
The reviews for these titles were so intriguing that we looked forward to their arrival and want to make sure that you don’t miss out on them.
Drop the Ball: Achieving More by Doing Less
Through a light-hearted but meaningful memoir, Tiffany Dufu’s Drop the Ball offers an array of good tips for women seeking work-life balance without guilt or resentment.
The Woman in Cabin 10
If you are ready to escape the dreary weather and enjoy luxurious settings, thrills, and suspense this is the book for you. The Woman in Cabin 10 kept me on the edge of my seat and guessing until the very end!
Eligible
What if the Bennett sisters lived in Cincinnati? What if Mr. Darcy was Dr. Darcy? With short and crisp chapters, Curtis Sittenfeld’s Eligible is a sassy retelling of Pride and … Continued
A Guide to 20th Century Art Music
The 20th century classical music scene saw its share of bizarre, sublime,
and fascinating art. This sampling shows just how diverse classical music can be.
Bite-Sized Books
Whether you’re looking for something easy to take with you on your commute or just want to try a sample of a new genre or author, these bite-sized books make great starters!
Required Reading
Book discussions are a great way to meet new people and enhance our reading experience, but inevitably we all get to a title that makes us think, “Why are we reading that?”
Dothead: Poems
Dothead: Poems uses playful anger to navigate Indian ancestry.
The Bear and the Nightingale
A timely winter read richly set in the atmospheric Russian wilderness during medieval times, where fairy tales live, breathe, and expect tribute – or else.