A Court of Thorns and Roses is the first book by Sarah J. Maas in her 5-book ongoing fantasy romance series. In this series, the reader follows the journey of Feyre Archeron, the youngest daughter in a family on the brink of starvation. In a small shack nestled by the magical wall separating fae lands…
YOUth Review: Icebreaker by Hannah Grace
Hannah Grace’s Icebreaker is a dual point of view, enemies to lovers, university-based romance novel. This novel follows main characters Anastasia Allen and Nathan Hawkins as they meet and learn to co-exist. Anastasia is a very well put together girl. She has her life, both day to day and general life goals, planned to a…
Intercity Shopping Centre: A History | TBPL Research Blog
Once, there were two sister cities situated along the expanse of Lake Superior. The land adjoining the boundary between the twin cities was referred to as Inter-city. When these cities, the municipalities of Port Arthur and Fort William, amalgamated into the City of Thunder Bay, the Inter-city area changed from the divider of two entities…
Staff Review – Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice for Murderers by Jesse Q. Sutanto
Cozy mysteries are a nice change of pace for me when I'm looking to branch out from my usual genres. I've heard many good things about this one, and decided to give it a try. "Vera Wong's Unsolicited Advice for Murderers" follows Vera, 60-year-old Chinese owner of Vera Wang's World-Famous Teahouse (spelling intended, why not…
YOUth Review: By Chance Alone by Max Eisen
By Chance Alone is set during the Second World War. A young Jewish boy named Max Eisen, the author, lived with his family along the countryside of Austria-Hungary. They lived a quiet and peaceful life out in the fields where they were celebrating the first night of Passover. Unknown to them, their celebration would be…
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