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Aoife’s Spooky Reads for October
The first weekend in October is a perfect time to start digging into your Halloween Season reading and Aoife in Leixlip Library has put together a list of her suggested reads, all of which can be requested at your local library. Have a peek below of the Publishers’ synopses of the books she has chosen.… Read more
Book Review: The Hating Game by Sally Thorne
Title: The Hating Game Author: Sally Thorne Genre: Romance, contemporary novel. Review by: Chantelle, LCA Intern for Library HQ Synopsis: Lucy Hutton, charmer, assistant and professional “Nice girl”, is waging war. She’s got the entire office on her side except tall, dark and charmless, Joshua Templeman. He’s been nothing but hostile since the moment they… Read more
Book Review: Stuck With You by Trish Jensen
Title: Stuck With You Author: Trish Jensen Genre: Romance novel. Holiday fiction. Review by: Chantelle, LCA Intern for Library HQ Synopsis: Paige Hart and Ross Bennet couldn’t stand each other. Lawyers on opposite sides of a divorce case, there was nothing but bad blood between them. Until a courthouse bombing throws them together. Exposed to… Read more
Even More Online Author Events with Kildare Readers Festival this October
The committee of the Kildare Readers Festival have put together a stellar line up for you, with a mixture of limited live, in-person events and live online events with bigger capacity. Included in this fourth part of the festival preview is the last of our online events. Angela Keogh in conversation with OisÃn Fagan, October… Read more
Book Review: I Heard the Owl Call My Name by Margaret Craven
Title: I Heard The Owl Call My Name Author: Margaret Craven Genre: Drama, Adult Fiction. Review by: Chantelle, LCA Intern for Library HQ Synopsis: This novel tells the story of a young Anglican Vicar named Mark Brian who is sent to a very remote parish in British Columbia. Unbeknownst to him, he is dying and… Read more
Special Events are coming up with Kildare Readers Festival this October
The committee of the Kildare Readers Festival have put together a stellar line up for you, with a mixture of limited live, in-person events and live online events with bigger capacity. Included in this third part of the festival preview is the last of our in person events, the popular Dennis O’Driscoll Walk, and some… Read more
