A review by Stacy Roy A Piece of the World is a historical fiction story set in the 1900s written by Christina Baker Kline. This is a heartwarming story of t...

A review by Cherrie Dittman New Kid by Jerry Craft came up on HOOPLA while I was searching for something else. As an audiobook it caught my attention becaus...

A review by Stacy Roy The City of Girls is a wonderfully written historical fiction novel written by Elizabeth Gilbert. This story is told by Vivian, an olde...

A review by Stacy Roy Whistling Past the Graveyard, written by Susan Crandall is a heartwarming story set in the deep south of Mississippi during the 1960s...

A Review by Cherrie Dittman I listened to the eAudiobook of "The Water Dancer" by Ta-Nehisi Coates on RB Digital. This was a good listen; I enjoyed the exp...

A review by Susan Allred Return: Native American women Reclaim Foodways for Health and Spirit is a 30-minute documentary packed with information about the co...

A Review by Stacy Roy This is my first Kristin Hannah book and I must say I really enjoyed it, always wanting to know what was going to happen next. The e...

A Review by Stacy Roy Sometimes I Lie is a fast-paced psychological thriller with a twist at the end written by Alice Feeney. You can find the e-book on O...

A review by Laurie Lewis Last week I read a really great book called, The Woman Who Smashed Codes by Jason Fagone. It is a nonfiction selection available on ...

A review by Alan Vaughn This powerful novel is based on a true story and chronicles a single episode in the long struggle between Native Americans and the fe...

A Review by Rebecca Brister Janette Oke is a well-known author of Christian fiction and this is one of her very best novels, though I have many favorites. S...

A review by Alaina Henderson Daughter of Rome is written by Tessa Afshar and was released February 4, 2020. It is classified as an inspirational fiction and ...

By Diana Grote No Looking Back – Watch on Hoopla: One of my all-time favorite movies. Rarely can be found on television anymore and not available ILL. Bon Jo...

By Cherrie Dittman Both books are available on Hoopla. The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek is a historical fiction that takes place in mountains of Kentucky ...

By Jen Holden Hoopla has added over a 1000 bonus borrows to their collection for a limited time allowing you to borrow without using any of your limited mont...

A review by Alan Vaughn Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel is an excellent apocalyptic novel whose plot is hauntingly prescient of the current crisis oc...

A review by Jen Holden Welcome to Chapelwick a charming English town in the hills of Shropshire, where Melody Bittersweet, having just turned 27 and feeling ...

A review by Tiffany Kennah I wish I was away in Ingo Far across the briny sea, Sailing over deepest waters, Where love nor care never trouble me. . . Ingo is...

A review by Alan Vaughn This masterpiece of magical realism by the Russian great Bulgakov can be a challenging read but it is well worth the effort. Bulgakov...

A review by Tiffany Kennah The Watchmaker’s Daughter by C. J. Archer is the first book in the Glass and Steele Series. The first four books can be found on H...