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Teens Review: The Help

The Help is a 451-page fiction PAGE-TURNER. I am in my first year of college and I felt that this…

Kathrynn Stockett, teens review, The Help

Read This Next – Best of 2020 part 1

Laura and Nicole talk the best books of 2020! Stick around to the end to hear Laura’s top reads of…

eBooks and eAudiobooks: Flexible and Accessible

For many years, the Thunder Bay Public Library has offered physical buildings with paper books and other tangible resources; but…

CloudLibrary, eAudiobooks, eBook, eBooks, virtual collection

Teens Review: Naruto by Masashi Kishimoto

Naruto written by Masashi Kishimoto is an interesting pick to read. It’s an extremely popular shonen manga, and one that…

graphic novel, Manga, naruto, Young Adult

Read This Next – AI and Clones

Join Laura and Nicole as they highlight books with artificial intelligences and clones and share some favourites that they’ve read.…

ai, artificial intelligence, books, clones, public library, readers, science fiction, scifi

Read This Next – Complete Series

In this episode, join Laura and Nicole as they talk about series that wrapped up in 2020. Since 2016, we…

books, completed series, public library, YA

Hygge, or finding your comfort zone

The holidays are done, and the house seems empty without the colourful decorations. The first of January is full of…

Art, Baking, Bronte Aurell, Denmark, Elias Larsen, Happiness Institute, hygge, Jonny Jackson, knitting, light, Meik Wiking, Nicki Trench, Signe Johansen, textures
Navy book cover with plane windows looking out at various activities.

Teens Review: The Midnight Library by Matt Haig

Written by Matt Haig The Midnight Library asks the question, what would you do if you could undo your regrets?…

Matt Haig, midnight library, teens review

Interview with Karen Osborne

Karen Osborne is a writer, visual storyteller and violinist. She is the author of Architects of Memory and Engines of…

Author Interview, Karen Osborne, Memory War, science fiction, Short Stories, world building

When Giving is the Gift

This year, like no other, has tested our collective will, generosity and conscience. We know that there are many suffering…

act of giving, Cathy Crowe, covid-19, Danielle Steel, Debbie Macomber, gifts, Hannah Salwen, Homelessness, Kevin Salwen, street nurses

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