What We're Reading September Edition

Eileen Severson, Library and Patient Education Supervisor

“Another hilarious romp in the Everglades; this time a telemarketer gets his comeuppance.  It was a much needed and fun read.”

Kaye Crampton, Patient Education Librarian

“This novel is based on the actual event of “the slaughter you never knew about”.  It describes the genocide of over a million Armenians by Turkey in 1915.  The story flashes back and forward between the primary characters in 1915 and a present-day descendant.  The historical aspects are fascinating and appalling, and the vivid story of the main characters is told with sensitivity and skill.  I couldn’t put it down!”

Charlotte Grant, Patient Education Content Specialist

“A plain language lover’s delight.  Straight talk, sound advice and a clarion call to “Get moving and keep moving!” at any age.”

Melinda Orebaugh, Library & Patient Education Director

"Another installment in Woods’ Stone Barrington series.  Stone makes for a rollicking, raucous, rambunctious read.  Need fun, mindless entertainment?  Give the works of Stuart Woods a spin.”







Mary Jo Boland, Patient Education Librarian



"Katie Lee is the co-host of a show on the Food Network, called The Kitchen.  On the show, many of her recipes are vegetarian.  In this cookbook, there are all types of recipes.  One of the best parts of the cookbook (other than the recipes) is the photography.  The pictures just make you want to cook!  If you have been visiting the Farmer’s Market, you should check out this book."

Deb Holzer, Library Specialist, Journals




"A new female deputy sheriff in the oil capital of North Dakota, a gang war on the horizon, and a “slow” boy on his paper route who sees and hears more than anyone suspects.  Just the right ingredients for a “perfect storm” that may wipe this town right off the map."