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Spring - could it really be here! I know there are some who want to break the snow record, but I must say I am very excited by the melting and the fact that I can see the ground again! Could green grass and flowers be far behind? In any event, there are some fantastic spring and summer reads coming our way as well as a couple of big events. Read on...
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Sunday April 22 is Earth Day! Scan our recommendations and do your part to save our future.
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1,001 Ways to Save the Earth
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Yarrow, Joanna
The latest in our top-selling series of colorful, chunky handbooks, "1,001 Ways to Save the Earth" proves that simple ideas can have major environmental impact. Here are easy tips for every budget and every day, from taking canvas shopping bags to the grocery store to purchasing green energy "off sets" to make up for unavoidable carbon dioxide emissions. Cutting-edge ideas for supporting alternative energy and reducing consumption will inspire veteran recyclers. Plus, the book itself is printed with vegetable-based inks on paper from sustainably managed forests. Practical, positive, and easy to use, "1,001 Ways to Save the Earth" is a book none of us can afford to miss. |
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We have a great series of events coming up and we keep adding on, so do check regularly! See when our book groups are meeting and what they're reading and meet our many visiting authors - there really is something for everyone. And if you can't make it to the event, just send us an email or give us a call and we can get a book signed for you - no problem!
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Informative titles on the importance of building and strengthening a vibrant local economy.
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Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: A Year of Food Life
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Kingsolver, Barbara,
Kingsolver, Camille
“Tracing the food year,
Kingsolver—with her characteristic candor,
poetry, and grace—brings us meditations on
asparagus, turkeys, tomatoes, and mulch as she
and her family try to eat locally as much as they
can. This is a distinct hybrid of The Omnivore’s
Dilemma, Under the Tuscan Sun, and Walden.”
—Matt Plies, Annie Bloom’s Books, Portland, OR |
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April is National Poetry Month, so what better time to read poetry than when Spring, love, and lovely words are in the air?
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Great American Prose Poems: From Poe to the Present
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Lehman, David
Great American Prose Poems is both a celebration and a chronology of this poetic form, one that employs sentences rather than phrases. Lehman offers a history of the prose poem, which has both French and American origins, and presents a chronological selection of works by everyone from e.e. cummings to Frank O'Hara to Lydia Davis. An enjoyable, readable, interesting collection! |
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Author Birthday |
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Born on this date in 1886: Karl Barth.
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