by Club Ink | Sep 22, 2017 | Club Ink, Staff Picks, Thompson
Britt recommends: The Terror by Dan Simmons During one of the many expeditions to find the Northwest Passage, two ships with two hundred men sailed over the horizon and disappeared. Simmons gives a terrifying version of what may have happened. It’s long but...
by Club Ink | Sep 18, 2017 | Club Ink, Visiting Authors
As a blind person growing up in the 1950s and ’60s, I did not have real access to libraries. Instead I, like most blind persons, received borrowed books through a program known as the Talking Book program funded by the Library of Congress. Under this program...
by Club Ink | Sep 15, 2017 | Club Ink, Middlefield, Reader's Advisory, Staff Picks
Right Behind You by Lisa Gardner The book starts off grabbing you and has many twist and turns that you don’t expect. I am listening to it on CD in my car, and I want to keep on driving so I can keep listening…. (Fiction – thriller) Available in the...
by Club Ink | Sep 8, 2017 | Club Ink
Although I’ve always liked reading, I was an every-so-often reader for years. It took a library to break my “nothing’s on TV, might as well pick up a book” reading habits. A library program similar to the Bainbridge Library’s 100 Book Challenge got me started. My goal...
by Club Ink | Sep 8, 2017 | Club Ink, Mobile Services, Reader's Advisory, Staff Picks
From John: Lilies of the Field – Starring Sidney Poitier This is an old black and white movie which features a handyman meeting some nuns trying to build a Chapel. This made me think of the Fun Bus stops at Notre Dame. A fun, uplifting movie. ...
