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What to Read in October

How did it get to be October?  The fall weather is on its way and the cool nights and evenings are a sure indicator of the changing season. This month Ina Garten has published her latest cookbook and I for one can’t wait to try a new recipe.  Somehow this season triggers a desire to cook more and I can’t think of a better person to teach me than Ina.

Barbara Loewengart

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What to Read in March

Spring is almost here and I for one will be happy to welcome this new season. I’m also looking forward to reading a few of the books listed below.  What’s on your reading list this month?

Barbara Loewengart, Reference Librarian

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What to Read in January

Welcome to 2020! Have you made a reading goal for the year? Maybe your goal will be to read more memoirs or try a genre you normally don’t gravitate towards. However you decide to approach your year of reading, view the flyer below for some ideas.

Barbara Loewengart, Reference Librarian

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What to read in October


What to read in October? Alice Hoffman, Jojo Moyes, Ann Patchett and Elin Hilderbrand all have new book releases. Oprah’s new book selection, The Water Dancer by Ta-Nehisi Coates is available as is Zadie Smith’s collection of short stories titled Grand Union. If you enjoyed reading The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris, her new latest novel, Cilka’s Journey, is also about WWII. So many choices.

Barbara Loewengart