by envisionmg | Jul 27, 2022 | Fiction, Staff Review
Ray is a talented young black musician who inherits an old violin from his grandmother. The violin turns out to be a very rare and priceless instrument. He is well on his way to achieving international success when the violin is stolen. The suspects are many,...
by envisionmg | Nov 15, 2021 | Staff Review
It’s challenging to change our perspective on long standing traditions and holidays. Thanksgiving is one of those holidays that mark the beginning of winter festivities and brings families together over turkey and pie. So, when we are asked to rethink this holiday...
by envisionmg | Oct 4, 2021 | Staff Review
For many people, the stars are something we only happen to see when we chance a gaze up at the sky. Sure, they’re sparkly and may remind us of how small we are in this enormous universe, but unless you have a true interest in the exploration of space, a simple glance...
by envisionmg | Sep 16, 2021 | Staff Review
Who says children’s books are only for children? Rereading books from my childhood with my children has been exciting and eye-opening. Through adult eyes, the nuances jump out at me like newly discovered treasures making for fun and often lively discussions with my...
by envisionmg | Sep 2, 2021 | Fiction, Staff Review
Fran’s review: This prequel to the Cork O’Connor series by this author is a really wonderful book. It deals with so much: father/son relationships, Native American Indian lore, mystery, suspicion, and youthful coming of age. One of the best summer reads! Highly...
by envisionmg | May 7, 2021 | Staff Review
I have always been curious about the Depression-era pack horse librarians, so when I saw The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek, I knew I’d be interested. And I learned a lot, but about more than just this WPA project to bring books to people living in remote parts of...
