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  • Quick & Dirty: The Slightly Spooky Tale of Fox and Mole

    Perfect read for your Summerween! 👻 Cecilia Heikkilä creates a perfect atmosphere of chilly, eerie tension between two friends. Folks who have ever felt taken advantage of in a relationship might empathize with Fox. When gentle nudges toward awareness don’t quite work on Mole, their relationship of relatively one-sided giving leads to deep resentment on…

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  • Book Review: Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid

    Keep reading for my full review of “Daisy Jones & the Six” with The Quick & Dirty version at the end! This review has low-spoilers. The over-all plot of this book is pretty predictable and I mention some points but there is a little twist and I won’t spoil the ending! TW for the book:…

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  • Book Review: The Witch Elm by Tana French

    Keep reading for my full review of “The Witch Elm,” with The Quick & Dirty version at the end! Review TW: Mention of assault and brain injury with associated symptoms Synopsis The Witch Elm is a piece of psychological fiction, told through the lens of its main character, Toby. The book takes place in Dublin,…

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  • Bed Bugs – Libraries on the front lines

    Sometimes a librarian goes from “between the covers” to more of an “undercover” approach to their career. This is where I currently find myself. Buckle up. Hey, here’s a real current events topic in (especially public) librarianship, these days – BED BUGS. If you aren’t a library worker, were you even aware that this is…

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