Spotlight: COMIC HUB & MAKE IT!
Don’t forget, Comic Hub starts this afternoon at 3.30pm. If you love comics, manga and graphic novels and want to discuss your favourite stories or share your favourite authors, come along and join in! It is open to all ages and interests. Comic Hub will be a weekly event on Thursday afternoons.
We have a very tidy Make It! session planned for Wednesday, March 11. The craft will be making cute towel holders in the shape of a cleaning lady. This activity is for adults and children aged 7 years and over. The cost is $3.00 per participant. The crafting begins at 3.30pm.
Spotlight: ADD A LITTLE MYSTERY…
Are you looking for thrills, chills and readable, not-too-gory kills?
You can’t go past the Mystery/Thriller collection. Whether you crave tingles up your spine, hold-your-breath moments, and the deep-dive of a mind-bending thriller, or seek a cosy crime, picture-perfect villages, and steady resolution of a traditional who-dunnit – you will find it on the shelves. We have old favourites like James Patterson, Clive Cussler, David Baldacci and Felix Francis, as well as new authors.
You can also find the books that launched TV series such as “Vera”, “The Marlowe Murder Club”, and “Cormoran Strike”.
Spotlight: NEW BOOKS
Learn how to cook smarter and eat better with your air fryer in Budget-Friendly Air Fryer Cookbook (641 COL) by Élodie Colombel. Full of healthy and simple recipes, this book is perfect for those new to the air fryer, with tasty morsels that will come together in a few minutes.
The Soldier’s Daughter (AFA MCI) by Fiona McIntosh is a follow-up to The Champagne War, where we were first introduced to Charlie Nash. Violet Nash has grown up in the shadow of her father’s shattered dreams. In search of a new beginning, they set sail for Tasmania to fulfill his dream of setting up a whisky distillery, but Charlie is soon pulled back into action as the Second World War rages on.
The Factory (YAF EGA) by Catherine Egan is a suspenseful fiction for teenage readers. When Asher receives an invitation to join the mysterious Factory, he jumps at the chance to change his life. But not everything is as it seems. There are secrets, and someone desperate wants Asher to participate in the program… but why?
“Think before you speak. Read before you think.” – Fran Lebowitz
