A Court of Thorns and Roses is the first book by Sarah J. Maas in her 5-book ongoing fantasy romance series. In this series, the reader follows the journey of Feyre Archeron, the youngest daughter in a family on the brink of starvation. In a small shack nestled by the magical wall separating fae lands…
YOUth Review: Icebreaker by Hannah Grace
Hannah Grace’s Icebreaker is a dual point of view, enemies to lovers, university-based romance novel. This novel follows main characters Anastasia Allen and Nathan Hawkins as they meet and learn to co-exist. Anastasia is a very well put together girl. She has her life, both day to day and general life goals, planned to a…
Intercity Shopping Centre: A History | TBPL Research Blog
Once, there were two sister cities situated along the expanse of Lake Superior. The land adjoining the boundary between the twin cities was referred to as Inter-city. When these cities, the municipalities of Port Arthur and Fort William, amalgamated into the City of Thunder Bay, the Inter-city area changed from the divider of two entities…
Staff Review – Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice for Murderers by Jesse Q. Sutanto
Cozy mysteries are a nice change of pace for me when I'm looking to branch out from my usual genres. I've heard many good things about this one, and decided to give it a try. "Vera Wong's Unsolicited Advice for Murderers" follows Vera, 60-year-old Chinese owner of Vera Wang's World-Famous Teahouse (spelling intended, why not…
YOUth Review: By Chance Alone by Max Eisen
By Chance Alone is set during the Second World War. A young Jewish boy named Max Eisen, the author, lived with his family along the countryside of Austria-Hungary. They lived a quiet and peaceful life out in the fields where they were celebrating the first night of Passover. Unknown to them, their celebration would be…
YOUth Review: Beneath a Scarlet Sky by Mark Sullivan
Beneath A Scarlet Sky takes place in Milan, Italy during the Second World War. It is about a young Italian boy named Pino Lella. Pino is just the average teenager, he loves music, art and, like any boy his age, women. But because of Pino’s circumstances he is forced to go from a young boy…
The Book Club Hub – Strong Female Leads
Every month, a new set of book club titles will be highlighted in The Book Club Hub post. This month features strong female leads. Women are at the forefront of these stories, both of fiction and nonfiction. Their courage, strength, compassion and heart make them inspiring to read about. Whether surviving Hollywood, the White House…
YOUth Review: Murder Your Employer by Rupert Holmes
Murder Your Employer by Rupert Holmes is not one, but three stories, describing the education of three students attending a school by the name of McMasters, which specializes in teaching how to murder someone and get away with it. Contrary to what you might think, it's NOT a tale of serial killers in the making…
Staff Review – The Seven Year Slip by Ashley Poston
Does anyone remember the movie "The Lake House"? Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves falling in love while separated by two years? This magical realism story is all I could think about as I started reading Ashley Poston's latest novel. In "The Seven Year Slip", Clementine inherits her aunt's magical apartment after she passes away. At…
The Book Club Hub Newsletter – June 2024
Check out the latest issue of the Book Club Hub newsletter! Our theme this month is: Movie Night! There are so many books that have been adapted for the big screen! From romance to adventure, historical fiction to mystery, there is a book-to-screen adaptation for every reader and every book club! TBPL has numerous Book…
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