"We are capable of standing up for our rights." - Malalai Joya

Take in the season with a hot beverage and a couple of these cold weather movies and TV shows. 

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned...especially when the woman scorned is a witch.  Maria Owen navigates joy, pain, and the trials and tribulations that come with love in Alice Hoffman's Magic Lessons.  

How about an epic Civil War saga to keep you entertained as we continue to social distance?

If you weren't able to check out any physical books from the Library before self-isolating at home, or perhaps the one you have hasn't turned out to be very good - don't worry! Here are some recommendations for titles to check out NOW from the Library's Overdrive page. 

Happy New Year! Here are 5 YA books to look forward to in 2020.

Went to the city. Read a good book.

Behind enemy lines. Surrounded by snowy peaks. Facing an impenetrable Nazi fortress.

Sentenced to live his days in a small room, Count Alexander Ilyich Rostov recounts his version of Russian history.

Kramer has teased readers with this work for thirty years. Four years ago, I mentioned I was anxious for it come out. All 775 pages of Volume 1 have finally arrived. Need blurbs? It’s the gay history of the United States. Kramer’s theories are so controversial his publisher would only release American People as fiction though it started as straight (forgive the pun) nonfiction.