The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid (2017)
Reviewed by: Dawn Bechtel, avid Andover reader (listener)
About the Author: Taylor Jenkins Reid … Read More
6 Books to Celebrate Kentucky Derby Day
May 1, 2021| Maria Firkaly
It’s Kentucky Derby Day! Fancy hats, horse racing, and red roses. Here are 6 titles to help get you in the horse racing mood.
Seabiscuit: An American Legend by Laura Hillenbrand
Adult/General
Also available as … Read More
New Adult Titles Coming In May
Here’s are the newest adult titles coming to the Andover Public Library in May. If you need assistance accessing our online catalog or placing a hold, please call us at 440-293-6792 during library hours. Enjoy!
- Cosmic Queries: Startalk’s Guide to
Avid Andover Reader Review – “The Memory House”
The Memory House by Linda Goodnight
Dawn Bechtel, avid Andover Ohio reader (listener):
About the Author: Award-Winning and Best Selling Author Linda Goodnight is a former nurse and teacher and lives in Oklahoma with her husband, Gene. Linda loves writing … Read More
New Adult Fiction – April 2021
Here are our newest books for adult fiction. If you need help placing a hold or with our online apps, please give us a call at 440-293-6792.
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Spoils of the Dead, Volume 5 by Dana Stabenow: Restationed in a remote
Avid Andover Reader Book Review – “Close My Eyes”
Close My Eyes by Sophie McKenzie of London
By Dawn Bechtel, Andover Ohio Avid Reader (listener) 3/2021
Author of this book, Sophie McKenzie writes mostly thrillers although she has also done some teen romance stories. “Close My Eyes” is her … Read More
Avid Andover Reader Book Review – “The Measure of a Lady”
March 16, 2021
“The Measure of a Lady” by Deeanne Gist Audio Book format on ClevNet-Hoopla
Reviewed by: Dawn Bechtel, avid Andover reader (listener) 3/2021
The Measure of a Lady, by Deeanne Gist (2006) is set in the mid-1800s … Read More
20 Titles to Help Celebrate Library Lovers Month
February 10, 2021 | Maria Firkaly
I’ve been a library lover for a long time. My very first job as a teen was in one of those grand Carnegie Free Libraries. It was a beautiful old building sitting on top … Read More
A Note from Nancy – February 2021
“Distancing, the pulling back from ‘reality’ in order to see it better, is perhaps the essential gesture of [science fiction]. It is by distancing that [science fiction] achieves aesthetic joy, tragic tension, and moral cogency.” – Ursula K. LeGuin
It’s … Read More
Snowy Day Crafts & Kid Friendly Audiobooks
January 18, 2021 | Maria Firkaly
Need some other than screen time to keep the kids entertained on a snowy day? We’ve put together a few fun craft ideas and pulled a list of kid-friendly audiobooks that a grownup can … Read More