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The Rappahannock County Library will be closed December 23, 24, and 25 for the Christmas Holidays, and will reopen with regular hours beginning at one o’clock Tuesday, December 26. The Library will also be closed Monday, January 1, New Year's Day.
New books for holiday and snowy days’ reading enjoyment include:
“A Political Bestiary, Viable Alternatives, Impressive Mandates, and Other Fables” by Eugene J. McCarthy and James J. Kilpatrick; “The Make-ItMerry Christmas Book" by Jeanne O'Neill; “Pure and Simple, Delicious Recipes for Additive-free Cooking” by Marian Burros; “A Distant Mirror, the Calamatous 14th Century” by Barbara Tuchman; "How I Got to be Perfect” by Jean Kerr; "The Times of My Life” by Betty Ford; and “The New Improved Wood Heat" by John Vivian.
Among novels recently acquired are:
“The Return” by Evelyn Anthony; “The Far Pavilions” by M. M. Kaye’ "Rest You Crime Club Charlotte
Merry,” a
selection by
MacLeod; "Bishop As Pawn” by Ralph Mclnerny; “The Empty Copper Sea" by John MacDonald; “Gad’s Hall” by Norah Lofts; “Thursday the Rabbi Walked Out” by Harry Kemelman; “Grave Mistake" by Ngaio Marsh; "Adjacent Lives" by Ellen Schwamm; “The Glass Flaqjfe”sby PhylbsiWhitney; j Herman
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ou’ic; "Fields' of Fire” by James Webb; and "The Trial of Adolf Hitler” by Van Rjndt. For children there are: “The Berenstain Bears and the Spooky Old Tree"; “The Snowman” by Raymond Briggs; "Christmas in the Barn" by Margaret Wise Brown; "A Birthday Wish" by Ed Emberley; "Elizabeth by Leisel Skorpen; and "Tucky the Hunter" by James Dickey.
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