May: Fiction “A Russian Fairy tale that takes place in rural Russia, wonderful story for people who like fairy tales. Casts a new light on the character of Death.” Judith At the edge of the Russian wilderness, winter lasts most…
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Fic: The Private Life of Mrs.Sharma by Ratika Kapur
May: Fiction “Hilarious, a woman who is both traditional and modern in contemporary New Delhi. Light read and a surprise ending!” Judith Renuka Sharma is a dutiful wife, mother, and daughter-in-law holding the fort in a modest rental in Delhi…
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May Exhibit: Acadia Senior College
Acadia Senior College’s Annual Exhibit is currently on display in the Mellon Room at the Northeast Harbor Library. This exhibit, whose theme is “Focus,” includes sculpture, paintings, and photography. Artists include Jean Forbes, George Soules, Art Paine, Phil Steele, Roberta…
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YA: This Savage Song by Victoria Schwab; Monster’s of Verity Series, #1
May: Young Adult Fiction “Dystopian fantasy, a little Romeo and Juliet, too. This book is fast-paced and really exciting, while also exploring what makes a family, who is trustworthy, and how to keep the peace when you are surrounded by…
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J: Look Out for the Fitzgerald Trouts by Esta Spalding
May: Juvenile Fiction “For fans of Cynthia Voight’s Tillerman series and the Boxcar Children. This unconventional family of orphans live in their car in a tropical island paradise, working together to overcome adversity and keep their family together. Many strange…
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