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What to Watch While Waiting for Bridgerton Season 2
Dearest readers, There has been much buzz and excitement among the staff and patrons of the Orem Public Library lately regarding a highly anticipated event, namely, the release of the second
Books about Pearl Harbor | Librarian List
Eighty years ago, the surprise military strike on Pearl Harbor occurred, officially prompting the United States to enter World War II. Though this event happened nearly a century ago,
Little Women | Patron Review
Little Women, by Louisa May Alcott, is a well known novel which follows the fictional lives of four sisters during the 19th century.
The Downstairs Girl | Patron Review
The Downstairs Girl By Stacey LeeTeen Fiction Set in Georgia in the 1890s, The Downstairs Girl presents part of American history from a new, unique view. We often hear about the
They Called Us Enemy | Patron Review
They Called Us Enemy By George TakeiTeen Nonfiction I remember when I was about 12, I found out about the Japanese internment camps in the US. It was shocking to my young heart. How could we
My Lady Jane | Patron Book Review
My Lady Jane By Brodi Ashton, Cynthia Hand, and Jodi MeadowsTeen Fiction My Lady Jane is about King Edward VI and a plot to usurp his throne. The king is poisoned by his most trusted
The Four Winds | Patron Book Review
The Four Winds By Kristin HannahAdult Fiction There is a certain storyline that you can always count on from a Kristin Hannah novel. It’s the story of strong brave women overcoming some of
The Book Thief | Patron Favorite
The Book Thief is a favorite here in the Orem community! Read below for a few snippets from the glowing reviews we’ve received of this wonderful book. The Book Thief By Markus
Graphic Novels for Black History Month | Librarian List
February is Black History month, a time when we celebrate the contributions Black Americans have made to our country. Black Americans have contributed greatly to our nation’s legacy of arts