Monthly Archives: January 2019

“The Wife” stars Glenn Close as women who confronts the sacrifices she has made for her husband, Jonathan Pryce, who is about to receive a major prize. Jonah Hill’s Mid90s is a coming of age story about a misfit who … Continue reading →

Popular authors John Lescroart and Pam Jenof have new stories out.  In Lescroarts “Rule of Law”, Dismas Hardy defends a longtime assistant who has been charged as an accessory to murder.  Jenoff’s “Lost Girls of Paris” is an intense tale … Continue reading →

Schools were delayed but the the library is open for Wednesday business as usual.

“The Only Woman in the Room’ by Marie Benedict novelizes of the life of Hedy Lamar, who, before Hollywood fame, was a spy. It may be this year’s first breakout hit. “The Lake on Fire” a story by Rosellen Brown … Continue reading →

“Becoming” is Michelle Obama’s account her journey to the White House and the years of living history that followed, told with “characteristic candor and dry wit” (Kirkus Reviews). “The Truths We Hold” by Kamala Harris details her raise to prominence … Continue reading →

The library is open today and we would be glad to see you, but if you do venture out, be forewarned, the footing is slippery.

2018 marked the 50th anniversary of the passing of Thomas Merton (monk, poet, essayist, activist, and emissary between Eastern and Western spirituality. . On Thomas Merton by Mary Gordon profiles this man who, as a Trappist monk, was sworn to … Continue reading →

We finished our comptuer upgrades one day early and will be open for our regular schedule on Friday and Saturday (we will be closed Monday in observance of MLK Jr Day). Drop by, take out a book or DVD for … Continue reading →

Our catalog now has book descriptions, author notes and images.

We are a few days away from having the physical library open, but you can still pull up for some curbside WiFi and download ebooks and audios from  NH/Overdrive.