March Staff Picks

Finding Me by Viola Davis

Listening to Viola tell her inspiring, redemptive story was my best audio book experience to date. Highly recommend! The audio is available on Libby. ~ Leslie M.

The Curator by Owen King

A novel of secret histories, magic, and revolution- all tied to an obscure little museum whose secrets begin to unfurl along with the mysterious history of the city itself. Brand new title in the library. ~ Bonnie

The House Guest by Hank Phillippi Ryan

After her divorce, Alyssa has lost all her wealthy friends. Can a new friend with her own problems be the answer Alyssa is looking for? Brand new title in the library. ~ Leslie W.

Women Talking by Miriam Toews

Described as an "imagined response" to real life events that took place in a remote colony of a Mennonite community. The book follows eight women and how they decide their fate in 48-hours: to stay and fight, or leave forever after the women have been attacked in the night. This is a back list title available on our shelves and through Libby. ~ Ashley

Galway Bay by Mary Pat Kelly

The first in the Irish Blood trilogy depicts the historical journey of the Kelly family's heroic decision to emigrate to the US during Ireland's Great Potato Famine. The story documents their hardships and joys encountered in this personal life expedition. An epic tale revealing the extraordinary flight of the 44 million Irish American descendants. This back list title is available on Libby and through inter-library loan. ~ Erin