by Helen Ellis
This collection of essays is absolutely laugh-out-loud hysterical. Southerners will get a special kick out of this one. I rate this book four pecan pies and one Lilly Pulitzer dress!
Call #: 814 ELL | Category: Adult Non-Fiction | Reviewed by: Bianca | Review Date: July 2019
by Holly G. Sloan
Sierra Wilson's review of this book nailed it. Willow Chance is a 12 year old genius who is obsessed with the number 7, plants, and diagnosing medical conditions of those she meets. After her parents are killed in a car accident her comfort level is shattered and she forms bonds with the most unlikely characters. However, like "Willows beloved plants ,these are people putting down new roots and rising towards the sun." An excellent read for all ages.
Call #: YF SLOAN | Category: Youth Fiction | Reviewed by: Cindy | Review Date: July 2019
by Joshua Horwitz
This book reads like fiction, but is the true tale of the struggle between the marine ecosystem and the US Navy. Perplexed by continuous mass-strandings of whales, a marine biologist searches for the cause. What he finds turns out to be a much bigger battle than he ever anticipated. This thrilling book tells the story of the fight to protect these gentle giants, and the difficulties faced when the primary foe is the US Armed Forces.
Call #: 333.95 HOR | Category: Adult Non-Fiction | Reviewed by: Megan | Review Date: July 2019
