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Did you know that July is Family Reunion Month? It might be hard to gather with family right now, but you can still read novels about complex families and their dysfunctional, crazy yet loving relationships. Here are six we recommend. Read more
Summer feels up in the air right now, with library programs cancelled and even some delayed publication dates on hot new books - but you can still keep reading! While we’re disappointed that we’re unable to chat with our Sizzlin’ Summer Reads fans in person, we’re still here to help you find a few good reads to escape all of the uncertainty. Read more
It is 1850 and Iris Whittle works at shop that sells custom made dolls, painting their faces and making their clothes. The work is routine drudgery and she longs for something more. She longs to paint on canvas. But then she meets Louis Frost, a young Pre-Raphaelite painter. He wants her for a model, and she wants him to teach her how to paint, so they strike a bargain and she leaves her life of dollmaking behind. But there is someone else who wants her, someone whose obsession is growing daily... Read more
Do you need ideas for what to read this summer? Do you want to know what the hottest vacation reads will be? Librarians Melissa and Anbolyn are back to present their Sizzlin’ Summer Reads on Saturday, June 8, at 10:30 a.m. at the Sunset Library! Read more
It’s 1913 and Greta Goldbaum is young and restless. She’s also a member of one of the wealthiest families in Europe, but she wants something different - she wants excitement and color and not to be a lady. Read more
Meg, Jo, Beth, Amy is a well-written and lively book about the writing and publication of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women, which celebrates its 150th anniversary this year. Read more
In 1940 London, Emmeline Lake and her best friend Bunty are working and volunteering for the war effort and surviving the almost nightly bombing attacks on the city. Emmy has dreamed of becoming a war correspondent, so when she sees an ad in the paper for a journalist position she immediately applies and is hired. However, the job is not what she was expecting - at all. Read more
Spring may not seem like the right time of year to read dark and disturbing fiction, but you would be wrong! This month two eerie stories have been published that will both shock you and satisfy your craving for a spooky tale. Read more
Imagine you are giving birth at the same time the world as we know it is ending. The unnamed narrator of the short, poetic novel The End We Start From faces just this trial as she enters the hospital to have her first child, while an epic flood is submerging London beneath a wall of water. Read more
Looking for suggestions for great books to cozy up with this fall? Join librarians Melissa and Anbolyn as they tell you all about their recent favorite reads! Fabulous Fall Reads is Saturday, September 30 at 10:30 a.m. at our Sunset Library. Come discover your perfect fall book! Read more
