In preparation for our special program featuring Sara Moore of Enlightened Horizons (5/28 at 7 pm) we will be reading The Other Side and Back: A Psychic’s Guide to our World and Beyond by Sylvia Browne.  Sylvia is a world-famous psychic and New York Times bestselling author, in this book she takes readers on “an unprecedented and comprehensive “tour” of the afterlife—a world-changing revelation that has helped millions live for today, tomorrow, and forever…”.  Copies of the book are available in the library, please join us for what promises to be an other worldly discussion!

Please join us Tuesday, May 28th at 7 pm for a gallery reading event from Sarah Moore of Enlightened Horizons.  Many different factors have influenced Sara in her current spiritual beliefs and led to her career as an intuitive.  To learn more got to Sara’s website enhlightenedhorizons.com or find her on Facebook, the testimonials speak for themselves, or contact the library at or 603-374-2755. 

This extensively researched novel has been described as a “story that probes the depths of love, family, and secrets amid the Armenian genocide during World War 1”.  Please join us at the library on Tuesday, April 9th at 7 pm when Julia King will facilitate a discussion of the above title.  Copies are available at the library.

 

 

Thanks to a generous donor and the Green Mountain Conservation Group for supplying the library with a radon test kit.  This kit is available for borrowing with a three week lending period and includes detailed instruction and helpful information.  Please contact the library by e-mail, or call 603-374-2775 to add your name to our growing hold list.

 

 

Please join local author Edward Minyard at the library on Tuesday. March 12th at 7 pm to discuss his newest book, Complacency. Ed’s professional career spanning over 35 years has been in the consulting field with a focus on risk management, disaster recovery and what is necessary to maintain business continuity.  Ed has been actively involved in providing leadership during some of the largest disasters ever to impact North America and draws on those experiences in his writing. “”Complacency exposes the perils of disregarding current global events and underestimating potential threats, drawing from his experiences in emergency management and cybersecurity to create an unforgettable tale that illuminates both preparedness and inaction – leaving readers with an intimate knowledge of the potentially devastating repercussions of becoming complacent in an ever-changing, ever-more volatile world.”  Ed uses his own experiences to guide the reader to becoming “more prepared, more resilient, and less complacent in their own lives”.  Copies of the book are available in the library.