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Summary:

Everyone loves visiting the library! Children―and adults alike―enjoy searching the shelves for new adventures, curling up in their favorite cozy chair during story time, and even laughing with their friends during arts and crafts. The library has something for everybody!

My review:

Today happens to be Valentine's Day and what a more perfect book than this one to review. I love that this book is all about loving the library and the things that happen in a library. 

When I was growing up, everyone that entered a library had to be completely quiet. Books, music, and some movies was all you could get there. Now, as this book points out, you can come and listen to stories, laugh, play, and yes, in some areas, be loud. Everyone no matter you age, color, sex, capabilities, etc are also welcome in a library. Finding books that look just like you are there too.

In my local library, we have poetry reads, Zumba classes, games, quilt shows, photography shows, blanket making, things for the homeless, a huge dinosaur, and so much more! Oh, and did I happen to mention books, music, and movies?

This book makes mention about pet fish and comfy chairs and spaces to sit and read or simply relax. What a place! What a love letter to one of the best places

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Guide to historical novels for 2019

The Historical Novel Society lists mainstream and small press titles set in the 1960s and earlier.  Details are compiled by Fiona Sheppard  (US & Canada) and Sarah Cuthbertson (UK), and are based on publisher descriptions.

Other than short excerpts, please link to this page rather than copying the entries – thank you!

For newer titles, check out of lists of forthcoming adult historical novels for 2021 and for children and YA for 2021.

January 2019

Rosie Archer, The Bluebird Girls, Quercus (first in saga trilogy starring a WWII singing trio – the south coast’s answer to the Andrews Sisters)

Erin Bartels, We Hope for Better Things, Revell (a disgraced journalist discovers that the women in her family were testaments to love and courage in the face of war, persecution, and racism)

Stephanie Barron, That Churchill Woman, Ballantine (1880s-1890s England – captures the spirit of Winston Churchill’s mother, Jennie Jerome)

Peter Volodja Boe, Out of the Holocaust, Elm Hill (recounts the plight of two Jewish-born orphans in Latvia and Germany during WWI – inspirational)

Alan Bradley, The Golden Tresses of the Dead, Delacorte US / Orion UK (latest mystery featuring Flavia de Luce, the adolescent British chemist/busybody/sle