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Reading Rescue --
A Monthly Article of
Featured
Selections |
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If you enjoy reading about crime, social intrigue and conditions in 19th
century England, then Stephanie Barron's books featuring Jane Austen
would be good choices. In Jane and the Man of the Cloth, Jane and
her family are looking forward to a peaceful late-summer holiday, but on
the way, they have to face a terrible storm and come across an
over-turned carriage. As the storm worsens, they are forced to take
refuge at High Down Grange. It is a dismal manor house and quite
forbidding in appearance, but the master of the house is extremely
handsome. Does Mr. Sidmouth, master of the manor, have some deep, dark
secrets? Read
this month's Reading Rescue article to see our featured selections
of historical mysteries.
Each month, the Reading Rescuers bring to your attention books, old and new, that we
think you will enjoy. View the archives
here.
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Announcements |
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September Calendar Now Available.
The library's September 2008 calendar of events is now
available. View it
here |
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NEW! Download audio books, music and books.
The District has contracted with Overdrive.com to provide
downloadable digital media (i.e., audio books, music and videos)
to all library patrons within the district. This is a free
service. Visit the site to see what digital content is
available to you. More info |
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News from the Penn Area Library |
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Check out the recent additions to our collection
-- adult books,
young adult books, picture books, intermediate books, DVDs, and
much more. Updated 10/25/06 |
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Statement of Service
Information and library resources are provided for the education,
information, interest and enlightenment of all patrons of the Penn Area
Library. A person's right to use the library is not denied or abridged
on the basis of gender, race, creed, color, religion, age, country of
national origin, individual life style or physical limitation.
Penn Area Library will
endeavor to provide a wide range of materials. Materials are not
excluded because of the origin, background or view of those contributing
to their creation. It is also the intent of the Penn Area Library to
enter into reciprocal agreements with other libraries and agencies to
improve service to its patrons through the shared use of resources.
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