One of the nifty things about being friend with Lady Pole, among myriads, is her excellent taste in literature, and her openness about discussing books. So a little while ago, we came up with the idea of a book discussion here at the Free For All where we could air our real views about some … Continue reading On Sundays, We Talk Books…
One of the nifty things about being friend with Lady Pole, among myriads, is her excellent taste in literature, and her openness about discussing books. So a little while ago, we came up with the idea of a book discussion here at the Free For All where we could air our real views about some … Continue reading On Sundays, We Talk Books…
One of the nifty things about being friend with Lady Pole, among myriads, is her excellent taste in literature, and her openness about discussing books. So a little while ago, we came up with the idea of a book discussion here at the Free For All where we could air our real views about some … Continue reading On Sundays, We Talk Books
Oh, beloved patrons, it has been a week of travel and technology woes, so we apologize sincerely for the lack of blog posts this week. We are looking forward to making it up to you, starting today, with a survey of some of the lovely new titles that have sprung onto our shelves this week … Continue reading Six Book Saturday!
It’s no secret that I’ve spent a fair amount of my Saturdays @ the South space discussing children’s books. This is partly because I believe that children’s books can be great literature and also because I think that adults can find great enjoyment in reading a child’s book, whether or not a child is present … Continue reading Saturdays @ the South: Something Spooky for Everyone
I know that Sundays are when we usually talk about books and movies, but today, I think it’s important to take a moment and reflect on the power of libraries in our communities, especially in difficult times. libraries are always terrific resources; always sources of fun and learning. But they are so much more, besides. … Continue reading A word about the Library…