Enjoy this week's adult patron book reviews submitted by our patrons through the WooReads Adult Challenge: Turn a New Page.
March is National Craft Month! If you're looking for something to do when you're not reading, try our craft programs. Join us on Facebook every Wednesday at 3:30 for a live demo on DIY crafts. Upcoming
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coat hanger book stands, T-shirt cat tents, milk jug plant hangers, jewelry,
and color dipped shoes!
Our Knitting Circle is now virtual! Knit along with us on a themed project, knit for charity, or feel free to knit something you are working on already. Knitters of all skill levels and other needlecraft enthusiasts are welcome to join us via Zoom. Patterns for themed projects will be sent to registrants via email.
If you're looking to get crafty, check out our Craft All The Things! booklist for ideas on what to create next. Like crafting and cozy mysteries? Browse our Cozy Craft Mysteries booklist.
"The Diva Paints the Town" is number 3 in the "Domestic Diva" series of cozy mysteries. Sophie is helping to redecorate a deceased neighbor's mansion when she discovers a dead body. By the time the police arrive, the body has disappeared and the detective suspects Sophie of pulling a practical joke. Sophie and her friends (and frenemies) make a good team as they fix up the house and solve a decades old puzzle. I will definitely go back to read the previous books in this series. ~ Mary R.
A killer leaves a red rose with his victim. The police arrest the killer, but Spencer knows it's not the right person because his girlfriend received a rose after the arrest. Fun, easy read. ~ Karen S.
"The Kingdom of Back" had a unique concept that mixed together music and fantasy. The book focuses on Mozart’s sister Nannerl, and her life of being a female composer during the 1700’s, her relationships with her prodigy brother Wolfgang and a mysterious magical creature called Hyacinth. The author’s descriptive world building behind the magical kingdom is very thoughtful and well written, but the plot was very predictable. I would recommend it as a light read to fans of music and fantasy. ~ Yucheng Z.
A melancholy novel that celebrates the bittersweet chapters of life.
~ Kathryn K.
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