Over the winter break our students read books of many different genres. Here are a but a few of their responses when asked what they read during their recent vacation. Students read memoirs, novels, poetry and historical speeches.
Library Blog - Book Review
In a distracted world, many individuals regard busyness as an indicator for productivity. That may only be the case for those in charge of leading large organizations. Mr. Newport, on the other hand, does not work beyond 5:30pm. He has published over four books, graduated from Dartmouth College...
The title of Naomi’s Kline’s most recent book, This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. the Climate encapsulates her argument: it is too late to be apathetic or inactive; either we as a global community embrace radical change, or radical change will happen to us. This book is not just...
Easily digested, Bad Monkey is a fusion between satire and mystery. The novel’s focus bounces between the Florida Keys, Miami and the Bahamas. Hiassen simultaneously develops multiple characters and plot lines that ultimately intersect. Hiassen’s protagonist, Andrew Yancy, is an...