The Help | Patron Book Review
The Help By Kathryn StockettFiction I loved reading The Help by Kathryn Stockett because of the perspectives and overall great writing it possesses. The formatting of the book makes it easy
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Gideon the Ninth | Book Review
Gideon the Ninth is a story of necromancy and swordplay in space with lesbians, and, honestly, what else do I need to say about it?
To Kill a Mockingbird | Patron Review
To Kill a Mockingbird is beautifully written and is an absolute delight to read. It has rightfully earned its spot as an American classic.
Books to Get You Back into Reading | Librarian List
New year, new you. You’ve decided you need to read more, a goal you make every year, with the same disappointing result every time. My aim is to remove that infamous first stumbling
Wild Sign | New Book Review
I have been reading Patricia Briggs’ Alpha and Omega series since the very beginning and am quite a fan.
The Liar’s Girl | Book Review
Allison never expected to meet the guy of her dreams during her first semester at the prestigious St. John’s University in Dublin, Ireland.
Float Plan by Trish Doller | Book Review
Everyone has their perfect idea of the perfect escapist read. Mine is romance and since I purchase genre romance novels for the Orem Public Library, I get generous amounts of romantic
Top 3 Hard Time Tales | Librarian List
Any student of history will tell you that life is hard. Throughout the centuries human kind has experienced plagues, wars, civil unrest, economic turndown, earthquakes, hurricanes, drought,
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue | Patron Review
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue By V.E. SchwabAdult Fiction Schwab has long been one of my favorite authors because she has an incredible way of pulling you into her worlds. I felt like I
Top Books of 2020 | What We Read and Loved
2020 was not our favorite, but books that came out in 2020 were! Check out what we read and loved last year.
The 7 ½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle | Book Review
A good title can do a lot for a book. I’m not normally one to pick up a murder mystery, but this title, The 7 ½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle, intrigued me. Why seven and a half? How does
Daughter of the Forest | Book Review
In Daughter of the Forest, Young Sorcha is content with her life at Sevenwaters. She loves her six older brothers dearly and hasn’t felt lacking. She even feels a sense of belonging in