by Club Ink | Jun 27, 2020 | Club Ink, Mental health
This post was written by Roman Vaynshtok, founder of Peace and Balance Reiki Center. Roman usually holds Reiki programs in our Branches. Our emotions make us human. As a human, we are capable of feeling a vast spectrum of emotions, some more healthy than others. The...
by Club Ink | Jun 23, 2020 | Club Ink, cooking, Food, Tasty Tuesdays
Jessica Divis is the Head of Adult Services at our Bainbridge Branch. She has been with Geauga County Public Library for 5 years. Along with being a terrific librarian, she is a great baker and often shares her delectable treats with the staff. Co-worker and...
by Club Ink | Jun 22, 2020 | Club Ink, Reader's Advisory
Jessica from the Bainbridge Branch wrote this blog post. June is the month designated by the Audio Publishers Association as Audiobook Month. Many people listen to audiobooks as something to do while they commute, exercise, garden, craft, or clean, and some simply...
by Club Ink | Jun 8, 2020 | Book Reviews, Club Ink, Reader's Advisory, Staff Book Reviews
Jessica from our Bainbridge Branch wrote this review of Race the Sands by Sarah Beth Durst Sarah Beth Durst has quickly become one of my go-to Fantasy authors. I enjoyed her Queens of Renthia series. The stories featured a world in which elements of nature are spirits...
by Club Ink | May 31, 2020 | Book Reviews, Club Ink, Reader's Advisory, Staff Book Reviews
Chris from the Chardon Branch wrote the following review of News of the World by Paulette Jiles. Available via Overdrive and Hoopla. This is a wonderful historical fiction novel set in postbellum Texas. Captain Jefferson Kyle Kidd is an army veteran and widower who...
