Bad Indians, A Tribal Memoir; Deborah A. Miranda; Tuesday, June 28, 2022; at 6:00 pm at Clayton Community Library and 2:00 pm at Lydia Park,
The House in the Cerulean Sea; T. J. Klune; Tuesday, July 26, 2022; at 7:00 pm on Zoom, and at 2:00 pm at Lydia Park, Clayton,
Maus 1, A Survivor’s Tale: Art Spiegelman: Tuesday, August 23, 2022: 7:00 PM: Zoom Lydia Park, Clayton, 2:00 PM, Weather Permitting.
The Sentence: Louise Erdrich: Tuesday, September 27, 2022: 7:00 PM: Zoom Lydia Park, Clayton: 2:00 PM Weather permitting.
The Edge of Lost: Christina McMorris: Tuesday, October 25, 2022: 7:00 PM: Zoom Lydia Park, Clayton: 2:00 PM Weather permitting.
Little Fires Everywhere: Celeste Ng: Tuesday, November 22, 2022: 7:00 PM: Zoom Lydia Park, Clayton: 2:00 PM Weather Permitting
Payback, Mary Gordon’s philosophically emotional tale of forty-seven years of planning and plotting payback for an act of betrayal. Payback is Mary Gordon’s thirteenth novel.
Time for Bed, Old House A perfect blend of story and illustrations describing a young boy’s first night away from home. Time For Bed, Old
A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Georghia Ellinas proves we are never too young or too old for Shakespeare. Okay, dear readers, here’s a one-of-a-kind, wild recommendation:
Agnostic, A Spirited Manifesto. Something to believe in, or not. Can there be an agnostic Christian, agnostic Buddhist, agnostic Jew, or an agnostic Catholic? (Yes,
Tahoe Jade, an Owen McKenna Mystery Thriller is back. A summer read with ties to Lincoln, Stanford, and yes, Lake Tahoe. Finally, it’s here! Summer
Too Small Tola shares something with children worldwide. Too Small Tola, by Atinuke, is close to the perfect storybook for early readers. One thing children
Grim Honey You do not need an MFA in English to read Jessica Barksdale’s latest collection of poetry, you need only to be among the
Overground Railroad The Green Book and the Roots of Black Travel in America My selection for Black History Month, 2021, was Candacy Taylor’s Overground Railroad.
The Clockwork Crow, first in a new series by Catherine Fisher. I feel on pretty sure ground when reviewing children’s picture books, but lacking a
Sylvie – A graphic memoir and a story for the whole family. I am always a bit wary of reviewing any book, fiction or nonfiction,
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