Belmont Library Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Linda #staffpick The Midnight Library by Matt Haig “Between life and death there is a library…” Enter the Midnight Library. The vast number of books on the shelves represent an individual's traits. The Volume of Regret is a prominent book on the shelf. #staffpicksaturday https://t.co/hB3T4YCGmV

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“The world was filling with ghosts. We were a haunted country in a haunted world.” ― Louise Erdrich, The Sentence Tea and Tales Book Club meets to discuss The Sentence by Louise Erdrich on Thursday, April 13th at 5 PM. https://t.co/yzOgZVmkUr

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Eileen The Body: a guide for occupants by Bill Bryson I always have a good time with Bill Bryson and this latest is no exception. This book is full of his trademark dry wit and curious mind. There’s a lot you don’t know about the human body! #staffpicksaturday https://t.co/ndPhr1UsBR

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Kelly #staffpick Winter Garden by Kristin Hannah I found it interesting on many levels and while a bit "stuck in second gear" in the middle of the book as I would put it, it was, overall, a solid 8/10 on a scale of 1-10. Platforms: Book #staffpicksaturday https://t.co/wHjR96PEci

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“Knock-knock-knock. No, that's not creepy at all. Being in a spaceship twelve light-years from home and having someone knock on the door is totally normal.” ― Andy Weir, Project Hail Mary https://t.co/dSYXV9BDkX

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“But I have told the truth. Isn't that ironic? They sent me because I am so good at telling lies. But I have told the truth.” ― Elizabeth Wein, Code Name Verity https://t.co/74lq5QUj36

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Those who were there in the olden days, they told stories to the children so that the children would know, so that the children could tell stories to their children. And so on, and so on.” ― Yaa Gyasi, Homegoing https://t.co/7ERM3XTdVM

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Emily #staffpick The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue byV.E. Schwab. In 1714, Addie gains eternal life, but in return, she is forgotten by everyone the moment she’s out of their sight. After 400 years, she meets someone who remembers her name. #staffpicksaturday https://t.co/0D8twAunId

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Rebecca's #staffpick The Diviners by Libba Bray 1920s! New York City! Speakeasies Galore! I had found three perfect aspects for a new book series. Now add six teens with special gifts, and you have a time to which I want to return. #whatchareadingwednesday https://t.co/Dlq1ilmttN

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“So we were all witnesses to a murder" says Elizabeth. "Which, needless to say, is wonderful.” ― Richard Osman, The Thursday Murder Club https://t.co/qjGnHWBEM6