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In this episode, Lilith Muraro from the Peter White Public Library Reference Desk saves some Hobbits, does thrash metal writing, and contemplates lands before time.
Lilith's book recommendation:
Otherlands: A Journey Through Earth's Extinct Worlds by Thomas Halliday
On a dark and stormy night . . .
Amanda Pierce from the Teen Zone and Ben Sargent from Circulation join Marty for a roundtable discussion of movies that go bump in the night.
Ben and Amanda's book recommendations:
In this episode, Stephanie Garn from the Reference Desk shares her love of mountains, camping, and her camping bucket list.
Stephanie's book recommendation:
The Last Porcupine Mountains Companion by Michael Rafferty and Robert Sprague
In this episode, Madeline Bitter conjures up the spirits Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Amelia Earhart, and angry girls.
Madeline's book recommendations:
The Vegetarian by Han Kang
Sharks in the Time of Saviors by Kawai Strong Washburn
In this episode, Peter White Public Library Development Director Heather Steltenpohl serves up swarms of mosquitos, deep-fried peanut-butter-stuffed pickles, and the Allyn Roberts PWPL fundraising challenge.
Heather's book recommendation:
A Flicker in the Dark by Stacy Willingham
In this episode, Anne Donohue, President of PWPL's Board of Trustees, confesses she loves "Twilight," Lightkeeper's daughters, and novels in verse.
Anne's book recommendation:
Miles from Motown by Lisa Sukenic
In this episode, Communications Coordinator Jeni Kilpela discusses Butter Beer versus Wonka Bars; the future of Peter White Public Library; and Two Books/Two Communities.
Jeni's book recommendations
The Lightkeeper's Daughters by Jean E. Pendziwol
In this episode, Lynette Suckow from the Reference Desk talks about time traveling to the Library of Alexandria; visiting Maine and Thailand; and binging a TV series on staycation.
Lynette's TV series recommendation:
Yellowstone: Seasons 1 through 4 available at Peter White Public Library
In this episode, Amy Salminen, the new head of PWPL Adult Services, talks about jellied moose nose versus dog soup; the adult summer reading program; and novels in poetic form.
Amy's book recommendations:
Call Me Athena: Girl from Detroit by Colby Cedar Smith
In this episode, Sarah Rehborg, head of PWPL Youth Services, talks about baby chicks, petting zoos, summer reading, and the music that gives her headaches.
Sarah's book recommendations:
His Majesty's Dragon: Temeraire, Book 1 by Naomi Novik
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