At the library this week
Children
See You in the Cosmos by Jack Cheng: Join eleven-year-old Alex Petroski and his dog, Carl Sagan, as they go on an adventure across the US and meet some characters along the way! The novel is moving and funny. - Recommended by Librarian S.
Stand in the Wind - Jean Little (Canadian author!): A great summer read by one of my favourite childhood authors! A story about getting over disappointments and making new friends which takes place in a quintessential Ontario cottage setting.
- Recommended by Librarian C.
Teens
Spin by Rebecca Caprara: If a Goddess challenged you to a contest where your life was on the line, what would you do? Follow sixteen-year-old Arachne, who is disfigured and ostracized from society. She has the ability to weave gorgeous tapestries unlike anything anyone has ever seen. Her great talent, catch the eyes of the Goddess Athena, who is jealous of Arachne's talent and confidence. How will Arachne deal with this threat, and will she remain true to herself? For lovers of Percy Jackson and the Olympians and all things Greek Mythology, - Recommended by Librarian K.
Real Friends by Shannon Hale: Tweens may enjoy this graphic novel based on the author's childhood memories. Important topics are conveyed in approachable style. It will help children navigate their first friendships, find out what it means to stay true to yourself when facing peer pressure, and how to stop bullying cycle. - Recommended by Children's Programmer A.
Adults
The Feather Thief by Kirk Johnson: In this work of adult non-fiction learn what connects the British Museum of Natural History and the Victorian art of salmon fly-tying? This true story proves that sometimes fact really is stranger than fiction. - Recommended by Adult Programmer S.
Good Morning, Monster by Catherine Gildiner: If you think your life is bad, read this! This book focuses on five brave men and women who overcame enormous trauma with the help of their psychologist, the author. In her view, these heroes should be celebrated. - Recommended by Customer Service Assistant S.
Francophones
Le cercle de pierres: Des cercles de pierres. Des vicitimes en feu. La vengeance en marche. Les pages de ce livre tournent toutes seules! -Recommandé par l'adjointe aux services pour adultes S.
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Puzzle exchange
Sensory storytime
Teen art nights
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