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Booklovers Podcast: 9 Delicious Reads
Listen in as Mary and Andrea join me to talk about some tasty reads this episode. We prove that books are delicious as we cover fiction and nonfiction treats. Mysteries, memoirs and cupcakes – we discuss it all.
If you’d like to use one of the library’s meeting rooms, check out the guidelines.
Our Picks
A Zombie Ate My Cupcake by Lily Vanilli. This book is an introduction to making cakes that look weird, ugly and even grotesque, but taste divine. There are amazing materials for making edible sculptures and hundreds of things you can do with natural ingredients.
* Book
Garden Spells by Sarah Addison Allen. This book has a gorgeous cover! A successful caterer in Bascomb, North Carolina, Claire has always remained tied to the legacy of the Waverly family, until her peaceful life is transformed by Tyler Hughes, an art teacher and new next-door neighbor, and by the return of her prodigal sister, Sydney.
* Book
* Audiobook
* Large print
* eBook
Animal Vegetable Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver. Follows the author’s family’s efforts to live on locally- and home-grown foods, an endeavor through which they learned lighthearted truths about food production and the connection between health and diet.
* Book
* Audiobook
* eBook
Murder on the Rocks by Allyson K. Abbott. Mack’s Bar is one of those nice, friendly places where everybody knows your name. That’s great when someone’s buying you a round, but not so hot when you find yourself atop a list of murder suspects–with your fingerprints on the bloody knife! Mackenzie “Mack” Dalton is a Milwaukee bar owner with a nose for trouble–literally. A neurological glitch has left her with extra perceptive senses. So when she stumbles upon a dead body in the alley behind the bar–the same spot where her own father was shot eight months earlier–she can tell right away there’s something fishy in the air. The lead detective thinks there’s a link between the two deaths, and he’ll need Mack’s help to sniff out the murderer amid the crowd of eccentric regulars. But when all the evidence points to her as the most likely culprit,
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Listen in as Mary and Andrea join me to talk about some tasty reads this episode. We prove that books are delicious as we cover fiction and nonfiction treats. Mysteries, memoirs and cupcakes – we discuss it all.
If you’d like to use one of the library’s meeting rooms, check out the guidelines.
Our Picks
A Zombie Ate My Cupcake by Lily Vanilli. This book is an introduction to making cakes that look weird, ugly and even grotesque, but taste divine. There are amazing materials for making edible sculptures and hundreds of things you can do with natural ingredients.
* Book
Garden Spells by Sarah Addison Allen. This book has a gorgeous cover! A successful caterer in Bascomb, North Carolina, Claire has always remained tied to the legacy of the Waverly family, until her peaceful life is transformed by Tyler Hughes, an art teacher and new next-door neighbor, and by the return of her prodigal sister, Sydney.
* Book
* Audiobook
* Large print
* eBook
Animal Vegetable Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver. Follows the author’s family’s efforts to live on locally- and home-grown foods, an endeavor through which they learned lighthearted truths about food production and the connection between health and diet.
* Book
* Audiobook
* eBook
Murder on the Rocks by Allyson K. Abbott. Mack’s Bar is one of those nice, friendly places where everybody knows your name. That’s great when someone’s buying you a round, but not so hot when you find yourself atop a list of murder suspects–with your fingerprints on the bloody knife! Mackenzie “Mack” Dalton is a Milwaukee bar owner with a nose for trouble–literally. A neurological glitch has left her with extra perceptive senses. So when she stumbles upon a dead body in the alley behind the bar–the same spot where her own father was shot eight months earlier–she can tell right away there’s something fishy in the air. The lead detective thinks there’s a link between the two deaths, and he’ll need Mack’s help to sniff out the murderer amid the crowd of eccentric regulars. But when all the evidence points to her as the most likely culprit,