JOSE LEZCANO HAS POSTPONED HIS PROGRAM
This program scheduled for February 12th has been postponed. We are working on scheduling a new date for his visit to Tucker Free Library. Check back next week for details.
RECONCILITATION: Cold, Wet, Wild
Weathering by Lucy WoodRecommended by Lynn M. Piotrowicz1/26/2017I remember with startling acuity the red scarf flittering in the snow of Mary Lawson’s Crow Lake. I can still feel the raw cold wind on my face, the weight of my winter outerwear and boots as I trudged through the deeply drifted snow approaching that red flag in the pristine field of
2016 TOWN REPORT — TUCKER FREE LIBRARY
For a summary of 2016 library activities you can READ OUR TOWN REPORT HERE!
MISCHLINGBy Affinity KonarReviewed 1/12/17Every now and then I turn the last page of a book and say “Wow!” Michael Crummey’s Sweetland was one of those books; Affinity Konar’s Mischling is another. Instead of having the next read close at hand, I need to sit for a few minutes to let it all sink in, to be swept up by the
Reading Suggestions for You! – “ When Mischief Came to Town”Recommended by Erin Lngan1/06/2017 Inge Maria’s story begins with a goat on the boat that nibbles off the braid on one side of her head while she sleeps on her way to the Danish island of Bornholm. She arrives disheveled, hungry, and missing her mother terribly (in addition to her one braid). But
Nook Periodicals Will Be Discontinued
We are disappointed to announce that the Nook Periodicals will be discontinued this winter. As much as we wish to continue providing digital magazines, Barnes & Noble*, the company providing the digital magazines, no longer collaborates with our eBook and audiobook vendor, OverDrive. About half of the magazine titles will expire in early January and the remainder of the titles
Snow Island by Katherine TowlerRecommended by Lynn M. Piotrowicz12/16/2016The isolation and hardship that Towler writes about in Snow Island appeals to this reader, simply because she captures the ruggedness of humanity so succinctly. Towler’s characters don’t whine, they don’t have a fatalistic attitude; they just pull up their bootstraps or oilskins and proceed with life. Ever since reading about the
BREAKING NEWS!
Each library will be represented by a staff member, who will be guided through a training program designed by WebJunction, the learning program of OCLC Research. Participants will apply what they learn to reimagine and reconfigure library space to support socially engaging and active learning programming that addresses a defined community need.”These libraries were chosen based on a well-articulated understanding
Good Morning, Midnight by Lily Brooks-Dalton
Reading Suggestions for You!Recommended byDenise Getts12/8/2016This book is about the human need for connection and the deep need to belong. It is a story beautiful in its descriptions, and in the richness of its deep, complex and fully believable characters. This is the calmest, quietest post-apocalyptic book I have ever read but not without its surprises and moments of excitement.