Curl up with your tea of choice and relax with these tea-themed novels.
Book Corner: Books to Prompt Self-Reflection in the New Year
If you are in the mood for a self-help book, either this month or someday, here are some books to jumpstart your self-discovery
Book Corner: Gift ideas for book lovers on your list
There’s something special about being gifted a book. Librarian Tracy has some suggestions on what to give the readers in your life.
Book Corner: Feel-Good Reads to Inspire Calm
Take a break from constantly scrolling the news, and try one of these entertaining, hope-inspiring novels.
Book Corner: Supernatural Thrillers for Spooky Season
Librarian Tracy McPeck has suggestions for cool and creepy books to enjoy, along with a cup of something comforting.
Book Corner: Embrace Your Creativity with Arts & Crafts Books
This is the time of year when I get the urge to create. Something about the cooler temperatures, the scent of pumpkin spice candles, and the unpacking of autumn decorations makes me want to cozy up with an arts and crafts project. The very act of making something is both meditative and rewarding, whether you…
Book Corner: Weird but True Books to Learn Something New
"Sometimes I want my learning to be entertaining and easily digestible, full of weird-but-true facts that they didn’t teach us in grade school, but that I learned on my own..."
Book Corner: Favorite Fiction So Far This Year
Tracy's favorite reads so far feature a hero with a shadowy past, an obituary writer who narrowly escaped her own death, a surfing contest, a shocking family secret, and an ancient virus sweeping the globe.
Book Corner: Books to Make You Laugh This Summer
My reading taste is eclectic, to say the least. I usually have two books going at a time, one audio and one eBook, and often of two different genres. For example, reading a murder mystery while listening to a book on setting boundaries (I might need to listen to that one again. And again.) While…
Book Corner: Wilderness Thrillers to Kick Off Summer Reading
The word “adventure” evokes a sense of fun and a break from the everyday. It can be something adrenaline-pumping (or panic-inducing), such as cordless bungee jumping, or mildly stimulating, such as checking a new national park off your must-see list. Since we’re talking about reading, a relatively low-risk activity, I’ve decided to take the “Adventure…
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