This was another hectic week for me. We had another snow day due to bad weather, and another two-hour delay for the same reason…but I
Author: Heather
Bibliophile, Librarian, dancer, hip hop head.
Pandaemonium – Christopher Brookmyre
Ingredients: Scotland Physicists running a top-secret project in an underground military facility The Vatican running their own secret project in that same underground facility A
The Luminaries – Eleanor Catton
I can’t adequately summarize Eleanor Catton’s The Luminaries in just a few sentences, so bear with me. The novel starts at the beginning of 1866
Sunday Salon | February 17, 2019
This was a nice, short week for me. We had some bad weather in Central PA on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, so the library was
Everything’s Eventual – Stephen King
Short stories are hard to write. That might sound weird or wrong to people who don’t know better or have never thought too deeply about
Month in Review: January 2019
Books read: 8 Formation, Ryan Leigh Dostie The Girl Who Takes an Eye for an Eye, David Lagercrantz Severance, Ling Ma The Fireman, Joe Hill
First Four Books of 2019
Formation: A Woman’s Memoir of Stepping Out of Line, by Ryan Leigh Dostie While Formation covers a large swath of Ryan Leigh Dostie’s life, I
The Sun Does Shine – Anthony Ray Hinton
I have never been a supporter of the death penalty. I don’t remember when I had my first conscious thought about capital punishment–I think it
Starting Over
Again. I tried to reboot my old blog–Between the Covers–some time ago, but I just couldn’t get into it again. That blog had a certain…formula…about
