We’ve got food on the mind with this week’s adult patron
book reviews. A foodie memoir, a fruit-inspired mystery, and chicken soup
inspiration left our patrons entertained and hungry!
Speaking of food, join us for delicious recipes and healthy
eating tips during our Healthy Living series this spring. Featured programs
include The Timing of Our Calories with Registered Dietician Judy Palken, TerrificTubers and Radical Roots with Colin McCullough, and Boring Dinner Do-Over with
Chef Kim.
Log these activities for the WooReads Adult Challenge: Turn a New Page. Log three events to be entered into a drawing for a Kindle Paperwhite!
A pleasant graphic memoir centered around food. Be advised, don't read on an empty stomach! The images, food descriptions, and provided recipes definitely make your mouth water. ~ Mary T.
Long since I have been a bride, but lots of loving stories!
~ Karen S.
The Speaker of the House of Commons is stabbed and crushed by a load of oranges and lemons. This is a case for the Peculiar Crimes Unit - but it has been disbanded and its members have moved on. The crimes pile up, and it appears someone is using the old rhyme about the bells of London to murder England's politicians. Curmudgeon Arthur Bryant and his saintly partner John May are recalled to duty. As always, the author includes loads of fascinating history and trivia, quirky characters and dry British humor. Five stars! ~ Mary R.
Best book I've ever read! ~ Virginia B.
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