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The Story of Arthur Truluv by Elizabeth Berg
Reviewed by Holly (Library Patron) This book is a wonderful story of three characters that have entered a period in their lives that seems depressing and void of meaning. The inter-generational nature...
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The Turk and My Mother by Mary Helen Stefaniak
Reviewed by Jayne S (Library Staff) This historical fiction novel begins in Croatia right before the start of World War I. Agnes and her mother-in-law are left behind when Agnes’ husband travels to...
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Inside Out: A Memoir by Demi Moore
Reviewed by Stephanie Ramirez (Library Staff) From the moment you start this frank, honest memoir, you are moving full-speed through superstar Demi Moore’s fraught life. Raised by two addict parents,...
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Until It Fades by K.A. Tucker
Reviewed by Jen Bremer (Library Staff) Hard working, young single mother, Catherine Wright, has the world on her shoulders and trauma in her rearview mirror. She’s putting everything she has into...
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Moulin Rouge! The Musical (2019)
Reviewed by Emily Terasa (Library Staff) I’ve always enjoyed the music from Moulin Rouge, so when I heard a Broadway musical was being made based on the movie, I was excited to hear what it would...
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The 19th Christmas by James Patterson
Reviewed by Emily Terasa (Library Staff) In the 19th book of James Patterson’s Women’s Murder Club series, Lindsay Boxer and her friends are getting ready to celebrate Christmas. But when a criminal...
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Can You Keep a Secret? (2019)
Reviewed by Emily Terasa (Library Staff) “I love Sophie Kinsella books; she is one of my favorite chick-lit authors. When I saw that they were making a movie out of one of her books, I was extremely...
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