Book of the week
The Concord Public Library has not only this book, but many others, too. For more information, visit onconcord.com/library. Aurelie: A Fairie Tale Heather Tomlinson 2008, 192 pages This story will immerse its readers in a tale of magic and fascination. It shifts between four characters and their intertwining lives. The countryside of Provence serves as an inspiration for the tale. The author grew up in New Hampshire and taught English...
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Find this book and many others at the library. Visit onconcord.com/library for hours and other important information. Sherlock Holmes in America Martin H. Greenberg, editor 2009, 378 pages Setting: America, late 1800s and early 1900s The Sherlock Holmes books by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle contain many American characters. In fact, Doyle was an enthusiastic admirer of the United States and made four visits to our shores. This volume brings...
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For more information about the super awesome library, visit onconcord.com/library. The Fourth Time is Murder: A Posadas County Mystery Steven Havill 2008, 311 pages Setting: Posadas County, N.M Undersheriff Estelle Reyes-Guzman investigates an accident scene where a truck has gone off the side of a steep hill in Posadas County, N.M. The young driver was thrown from the truck and died, but there are disturbing clues at the scene that...
Book of the week
You may find this hard to believe, but the Concord Public Library has books. Actually, they have quite a lot of them. For more information on the library visit onconcord.com/library. Don’t Look Twice Andrew Gross 2009, 378 pages Setting: Contemporary Connecticut When the weather takes a turn toward triple digits and it is almost too hot to think, grab a book, head for the shade with some cold lemonade and settle down for a quick...
Book of the week
You want books? The Concord Public Library has ’em. Visit onconcord.com/library for more information. Beyond Suspicion Tanguy Viel Translated by Linda Coverdale 2008, 170 pages Setting: Contemporary southern France This novella in the noir genre is translated from the French by Linda Coverdale. The story is revealed in very short and succinct chapters where every word seems specially chosen to describe the scene or events. Reviewers...
