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 hea...

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...

A review by Stacy Roy The City of Girls is a wonderfully written historical fiction novel written by Elizabeth Gilbert. This story is tol...

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

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...

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

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...

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 ...

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 sel...

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 ...

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 ha...

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

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 a...

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

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

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

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 tro...

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 ...

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 boo...