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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2004
Page
6
The Ottawa Library offers guidance on choosing books by matching appeal factors to reader mood and preferences. It suggests considering character versus story focus, tone, setting, pace, and language, and invites readers to use tools like reading logs and librarian advice to find satisfying titles.
Publishers Weekly lists top fiction and non fiction titles across formats. Notable entries include The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown and Life of Pi by Yann Martel, with authors James Paterson Mitch Albom and Rick Warren among others.
Professor Trish Reeves of Haskell Indian Nations University will lead the first Talk About Literature in Kansas session at 2 p.m. Tuesday January 13 in the library conference room. The event, part of the Urban Indians series, centers on Louis Owens Bone Game a murder mystery and exploration of history and love.
The Richmond Public Library adds fiction and children's titles including Jane Kirkpatrick novels What Once We Loved No Eye Can See All Together In One Place Every Fixed Star A Name Of Her Own Odd Thomas by Dean Koontz Key of Light Key of Knowledge Big Bad Wolf Blow Fly Safe Harbor Splash Poems of Our Watery World Serenimas Good Night Dora are among recent arrivals.
Lawrence KU Continuing Education will run a four part online book discussion with one hour credit celebrating the Kansas Territory 150th anniversary. Sessions feature Uncle Tom's Cabin The Englishman in Kansas John Brown The Legend Revisited and The All True Travels and Adventures of Lidie Newton led by Susan Harris and Maryemma Graham starting Tuesday January 28 and February dates.
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