July: Young Readers Wet, a great look at perspective text and illustrations, points out all the different ways to get wet, the good and bad! – Robin Sometimes it’s fun to get wet. And sometimes it’s not. This is a…
Exhibits
June: MDI Photo Club
The MDI Photo Club Annual Exhibit opens Thursday, June 1 in the Mellon Room of the Northeast Harbor. The exhibit remains open to the public through Thursday, June 29. A reception open to the public is Friday, June 2 at…
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NonFic: Option B: Facing Adversity, Building Resilience and Finding Joy by Sheryl Sandberg and Adam Grant
June: NonFiction This book shows how Sandberg and many others have overcome a wide range of profound hardships. Option B challenges us to change systems that don’t always take humanness into account. It is also about resilience. I recommend this…
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NonFic: New Expressions in Origami Art by Meher McArthur
June: NonFiction Artists all over the world have been pushing the boundaries of paper folding in diverse directions. This book features masterworks from 25 individual leading artists in this wonderful new book. – Elly This origami art book features the…
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Fic: The Invisible Library by Genevieve Cogman
June: Fiction This is the first of three books about a library sleuth who is able to travel through space and time in her work. It’s a bit sci-fi-ish, her assistant is a dragon in human form, but not overly…
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