Adult Readers Advisory

Feel like learning something new? The library offers access to The Great Courses in our physical collection as well as digital video access through Kanopy. (Click HERE to see what Great Courses we have available for streaming! Access to Kanopy is free with the barcode number on your library card.)

In the last year, we have seen a lot of interesting new titles about child development and parenting. 
Here are some ideas for your next great read:

National politics are on most of our minds this year
as we head toward a presidential election.
Looking for more information? Try one of these!

Stay inside with one of these books that will take you out into the cold! 

Some days it just feels good to laugh! 

This month's picks are guaranteed to be laugh-out-loud funny.

“Each of us is a book waiting to be written, and that book, if written, results in a person explained.” ― Thomas M. Cirignano

Memoirs are a literary nonfiction genre. More specifically, they are a collection of memories that an individual writes about moments or events, both public or private that took place in their life. Join actors and staff from the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in the library for the evening on Tuesday, October 13th. Members of the Sweat company will be here to perform several scenes from the play.

SERIES LIKE THE HUNGER GAMES, DIVERGENT AND THE MAZE RUNNER ARE ALL ENDLESSLY POPULAR, BUT DYSTOPIAN FICTION ISN'T JUST FOR KIDS AND TEENS!

Here are some great fiction titles that have been "ripped from the headlines"!

Cartwheel by Jennifer DuBois  Adapted from the case of college student Amanda Knox who was accused of murdering a housemate while studying abroad.