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Read an Amish fiction or nonfiction book of your choice. Amish fiction is a calm escape from this busy world. Inspirational in content these stories feature Amish characters and communities. Below are some of the titles by popular Amish fiction authors, including some fun nonfiction options. Or select any Amish title of your choosing.
The choice for a good mystery can be a bit overwhelming these days. Dig into these titles that cover a gambit of plot types and villains. From serious dark mystery, cozy mystery, life affirming mystery and more.
Ready to turn the page and move forward with some great reads? Here are 10 books about moving that we hope you’ll find inspiring and engaging—each one a perfect way to 'unpack' the adventures and challenges of relocation.
It is not difficult to see the appeal of adult books featuring animal narrators. Many of us share our lives with pets and have so much love for animals in general. Who wouldn’t want to know what our pets are really thinking? If animals could talk, they would be perfectly positioned to provide unique perspectives on human behavior. Moreover, many of the books we read in our early years include…
Enjoy a good laugh when you see pun-filled titles? Here’s a list of cozy mysteries with very punny titles that will give you a giggle. Cozy mysteries are usually light-hearted mysteries, so curl up and get cozy with this list of cozies.
Time is short, and so are these stories…interesting and varied subjects are included in this list of short stories from diverse authors about far off places, people, animals, nature and social issues.
Embark on your summer reading journey with these captivating reads. Whether you seek far-off lands, mysteries that need solving, or daring exploits, these books will transport you into the thick of the action. Adventure begins at your library—where will your next adventure take you?
Read any book set in Colorado (fiction or nonfiction).
The Bandit Queens by Parini Shroff Greeta is presumed to have killed her husband, this is helpful to her in some ways and not in others. Greeta is approached by women in her community looking to rid themselves of their abusive husbands and so starts the problems. On the surface this mystery is everything we love, humor, wit, satire, compelling, […]
All dogs deserve a happy ending, no matter their story. They can be fearless, brilliant, and loving. And unlike those pesky human characters, they won’t betray your trust in a surprise plot twist. But authors know that we want to bond with our fictional canine companions, and all too often, those dogs end up in mortal peril. Like Wallace Wallace thinks in Gordon Korman’s “No More Dead Dogs”: Why…
