Janet Lockhart

Turns out laughter makes philosophy (even Kant!) easier for me to understand. Michael Schur, creator of tv shows The Good Place and Parks and Rec, tackles the big questions in HOW TO BE PERFECT: THE CORRECT ANSWER TO EVERY MORAL QUESTION. @SSEdLib #ewgc https://t.co/i5jM1OL7Si

Janet Lockhart

No one writes better spy thrillers than Mick Herron. THE SECRET HOURS was my first, why in the world did I wait so long? This book is perfect both for fans of the Slough House series and first time readers like me. @soho_press #ewgc https://t.co/2CKLcgjZ9A

Janet Lockhart

When love and pride meet, decisions are tougher, and the stakes high. Set in 1950s Appalachia, THE CARETAKER by Ron Rash explores the consequences of placing one over the other. @PRHLibrary #ewgc https://t.co/7lgnP2awYr

Janet Lockhart

Laugh out loud debut centering on Geeta, who finds herself unexpectedly popular with the other women in her village who wish their husbands would disappear as conveniently as hers. And look at that cover! THE BANDIT QUEENS by @PariniShroff @PRHLibrary #ewgc https://t.co/0hafSY6OsA

Janet Lockhart

The fierce Mary Pat Fennessey has questions, and nothing will keep her from finding the answers. Nothing. SMALL MERCIES is another riveting Boston tale from @dennis_lehane. @librarylovefest #ewgc https://t.co/2jtLSmSeN2

Janet Lockhart

Terrific mystery about the disappearance of a prized instrument. Who knew descriptions of playing classical violin could be so riveting? Couldn't turn the pages fast enough while reading THE VIOLIN CONSPIRACY by @Brendan_slocumb. @PRHLibrary #ewgc https://t.co/nRz625t2Qs

Janet Lockhart

Nisha Cantor is entitled, cranky, rude. I loved her at first sight. When her favorite pair of shoes go missing the consequences are spectacular. Stayed up late reading SOMEONE ELSE'S SHOES by @jojomoyes. Expect high demand from patrons. #ewgc @PRHLibrary https://t.co/UvfH8s53x7

Janet Lockhart

Can love overcome fear? Mohsin Hamid considers this question in the beautifully written THE LAST WHITE MAN. @PRHLibrary #ewgc https://t.co/tOtdGYzfxD

Janet Lockhart

So happy to return to the Amsterdam I visited in THE MINIATURIST. The sequel, THE HOUSE OF FORTUNE is my #FridayReads. Love Jessie Burton’s writing. @MacmillanLib https://t.co/1YmFhgbtXn

Janet Lockhart

One of my favorite collections of short stories ever (and I read a decent amount). THE SOUVENIR MUSEUM by @elizmccracken is my Sunday #libfaves2021. Perfect reading for the holiday or any other season. @librarylovefest https://t.co/S3dvLhY0HL