May: YA/J NonFiction Pick This book is packed with great information for the serious nature lover. Possibly overwhelming as a whole, the interesting and detailed tidbits are worth exploring. – Robin Turn Every Walk into a Game of Detection When…
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J NONFIC: The Lost Art of Reading Nature’s Signs: Use Outdoor Clues to Find Your Way, Predict the Weather, Locate Water, Track Animals–and Other Forgotten Skills by Tristan Gooley
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YA FIC: Rewind by Carolyn O’Doherty
May: Young Adult Fiction Pick This scifi mystery has it all: gifted teens, experimental medical advances, young love and crime solving! Kids who can stop and rewind time are used to solve crimes but they are feared for their powers…
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J FIC: The Mad Wolf’s Daughter by Diane Magras
May: Juvenile Fiction Pick Try this if you love a strong heroine and true underdog story. When her warrior father and brothers are captured it’s up to Drest to save them. Travel back to medieval scotland in this adventure. Plus…
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PIC FIC: Everything You Need for a Treehouse by Carter Higgins
May: Young Reader Pick This poetic picture book muses on various elements which might be needed to build your treehouse, but you will spend your time studying the absorbing illustrations which demonstrate a wide variety of treehouse designs and activities.…
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May Exhibit: ‘Reflections,’ Acadia Senior College Member Show
Acadia Senior College announces their Tenth Annual ASC Members’ Art Show which will be held in the Northeast Harbor Library’s Mellon Room from May1-30. This year the theme is Reflection- suggested by the hundreds of MDI Marathon silver space blankets…
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