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Tessa's advance book review: Katya's world by Jonathan L. Howard

  Jacket cover  Howard's book Katya's world drops us right into the action and takes us out on Katya's first voyage as a licensed sub navigator on the water planet Russalka. Katya is 15, nearly 16, and a prodigy. Her Uncle Lukyan, the sub owner, is very proud of her. As they are heading out, a Federal agent forces them to take him and a prisoner on board.

MiniMysteryCon cancelled

Due to lack of interest, the MiniMysteryCon has been cancelled.  Contact Tessa in Reference if you would be interested in the next one. Thanks!

Don't forget to register for MiniMysteryCon!

Don't forget to register for Thursday's MiniMysteryCon by Wednesday evening!  Space is limited in the McIntyre Room.  7-8 pm on Sept. 27th.  Refreshments.

MINI MYSTERY CON is Thursday the 27th!

Don't miss our 2nd MiniMysteryConvention on Thursday, September 27th, at 7 pm in the McIntyre Room at the Carnegie Branch.  Trench-coated man in fedora with magnifying glass over eye

We will have fantastic book talks, great new books, fun book readings, and free refreshments.  Bring your friends and family!

Jane’s Book Review – An Apple for the Creature

Rejoice, fans of the supernatural!  Charlaine Harris and Toni Kelner have edited a new anthology of stories about vamps, werewolves, ghosts and the like – this time with an educational slant.  A new Sookie Stackhouse story has her getting into trouble just because she took cupcakes for her nephew to his school in Playing Possum.   Ilona  Andrews has a story called Magic Tests in which teenage Julie is asked by her guardian to infiltrate a boardi

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