It's time for some more reading suggestions from the February Library Reads list. Be sure to get your name on the waiting list for these new titles!
by Anne Tyler
“In this book, we come to know three generations of Whitshanks–a family with secrets and memories that are sometimes different than what others observe. The book’s timeline moves back and forth with overlapping stories, just like thread on a spool. Most readers will find themselves in the story. Once again, Tyler has written an enchanting tale.”
Catherine Coyne, Mansfield Public Library, Mansfield, MA
by M.O. Walsh
“A crime against a 15-year-old girl is examined through the eyes of one of her friends–a friend who admits to being a possible suspect in the crime. This is a wonderful debut novel full of suspense, angst, loyalty, deceit, and most of all, love.”
Alison Nadvornik, Worthington Libraries, Columbus, OH
by V. E. Schwab
“Fantasy fans should enjoy this atmospheric novel, where London is the link between parallel universes, and magician Kell is one of two Travelers who can move between them. Now something sinister is disturbing their equilibrium, and Kell must try to unravel the plot with only feisty street thief Delilah Bard as an ally.”
Beth Mills, New Rochelle Public Library, New Rochelle, NY
A Murder of Magpies
by Judith Flanders
“Loved this mystery! The acerbic narrator is 40-year-old British book publishing editor Samantha, whose best author goes missing after writing a tell-all book about a famous French fashion designer who died under suspicious circumstances. Very funny, and great secondary characters as well.”
Ann-Marie Anderson, Tigard Public Library, Tigard, OR
by Laurie R. King
“Considering that King is one of the finest mystery authors writing today, it’s no surprise that the latest in the Russell/Holmes series is an engaging read. Intrigue follows the duo as they board a liner bound for Japan and meet up with a known blackmailer and a young Japanese woman who is not all that she seems. Great historical research and rich atmosphere!”
Paulette Brooks, Elm Grove Public Library, Elm Grove, WI
--Post by Tracy
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