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Marchapril Adult Newsletter 2004 Mar / Apr 2004 Vol. 5 / Issue 2 URL: http://www.pcdl.lib.oh.us the same way. They also come to do homework, for book & From the computer resources & space. Director’s Mostly they come to the library to socialize and use the Inter- Desk ... net. Do you get what's Into A Good Book! needed? Focus group members were able to get what they needed. Many commented about our local, statewide and national LOOKING AT THE PRESENT resource sharing. A few sug- TO PLAN FOR THE FUTURE gestions for specific subject Inside this issue: and format needs were made. - Part 1 Do you find the staff help- Although the financial woes of ful and friendly? Foodology 3 2002 continued through 2003, By in large the response to causing our material budgets staff was excellent. A few to be slashed and staff sacri- teens complained. Garden Memories 4 ficed work time voluntarily; we turned to our communities to Why don’t you use the help us plan for the future. library? A few adults mentioned job Chile Peppers 5 Last spring we conducted fo- and career keeping them from cus group meetings (a session the library. The teens (talking for adults and another for chil- about their friends) mentioned Dying to Know 7 dren/teens) at each location. after school and summer ac- New Titles in Mysteries We learned how our libraries tivities. are used now. Do you have Internet New in Romance 8/9 access from elsewhere? How often do you visit the At least 50% of the attendees library? have outside Internet access. The Alamo 10/11 With few exceptions, those Some children/teens reported who participated use the li- their parents had access at brary at least monthly. Many home, but they did not. come weekly or daily. Color: Fear Not 12 Why do you come to the In my next column I will fea- library? ture the recommendations Adults use the library for con- made by the focus groups and Arts & Crafts 13 ventional purposes. Mostly to our changes to date. borrow books, etc. The children/teens, with few Susan Kendall, Library Director New in Inspirational 15 exceptions, use the library in Fiction 2 Large Print Books Guide Posts Books ‘Guide Posts Church Letter From Home / Carolyn Hart: In the summer Choir Mystery Series’ of 1944, Gretchen Gilman was working as a reporter at It's a recipe Guideposts edi- the local newspaper. Her assignments weren't very ex- tors have created just for you citing, but it was a good opportunity for a young – a series of cozy mysteries woman with talent and ambition to spare. That summer that will put a smile on your everyone was talking about Faye Tatum, who was face and a glow in your soul. Church Choir Mysteries intro- found dead in her own living room. Gretchen had duces Gracie Parks, a fiery known Faye, and she'd known that the circumstances 62-year-old widow with bright of Faye's life and death were much different than peo- red hair and an attitude that ple imagined. Gretchen was determined to uncover the truth once makes her a magnet for may- and for all-even if it meant writing a story that would haunt her for hem and mystery. She's a the rest of her life... steadfast parishioner of the Eternal Hope Community The Saints and Sinners of Okay County / Church and a devoted mem- Dayna Dunbar: In the tradition of Fannie Flagg and ber of their choir, where most Lorna Landvik, The Saints and Sinners of Okay County is of the action takes place. From a suspicious poisoning a heartfelt and compelling debut novel with an unforget- to an alleged arson, and from table heroine. It’s the story of a woman whose ability to snipped-off hydrangea heads see the futures of others leads her right back into her to secret stashes of missing own troubled past. money, Gracie is usually knee-deep in trouble. Thank Idyll Banter: Weekly excursions to a very small goodness she's surrounded by town / Chris Bohjalian: These pieces, written weekly a colorful collection of true- for twelve years and collected here for the first time, blue friends, a steadfast fam- ily, a mischievous cat, and a serve as a diary of both this writer's life and how Amer- church-choir full of solace and ica has been transformed in the last decade. Rich with inspiration. With intriguing idiosyncratic universals that come with being a parent, plots, great characters, and a child, and a spouse, Chris Bohjalian's personal obser- loads of delicious fun, each vations are a reflection of our own common experience. light-hearted, faith-fortifying volume is sure to satisfy and For Your Health keep you coming back for SuperFoods RX: fourteen foods that will change more. Titles include: The your life / Steven Pratt & Kathy Matthews: This Highly Suspicious Halo, The Comatose Cat, The Missing book is based on a simple but profound premise: some Hydrangeas, The Wicked foods are dramatically better than others for our health Step-Twister, and more. Editorial and longevity. Steven Pratt, M.D., witnessed the positive Review results that occurred when his patients with age-related New at the Library macular degeneration changed their diets to include cer- tain powerhouse foods -- those he has identified as Super- The Comatose Cat / Foods...Whether you're 63 or 23, now is the right time to start eating Sandy Dengler the SuperFoods way. By making these foods part of your regular eat- ing habits, you can actually change the course of your biochemistry and stop the incremental changes in your body that lead to diseases such as type II diabetes, hypertension, certain cancers, obesity, and Alzheimer's. 3 Featured Web Site: Asparagus Festival Cookbook / Culinary Cafe Jan Moore, et al.: If ever a vegeta- www.culinarycafe.com ble deserved a cult following, the asparagus is it. Packed with vitamins Culinary Café offers many useful features: and minerals, high in fiber, and low Recipes: Nice range of recipe categories that doesn’t in sodium, the asparagus is as overwhelm you with endless lists. healthful as it is flavorful. To cele- Featured Recipe brate this versatile veggie, Stockton, Spice Encyclopedia California, launched its first three- Hints and Tips day Asparagus Festival in 1986 and has attracted thou- Kitchen Necessities sands of ardent asparagus aficionados during the fourth Bulletin Boards and Food Chat weekend in April ever since. The highlight of the festival is the big-top tent, affectionately known as Asparagus Alley, It also offers conversion charts, a culinary dictionary, where gourmet favorites featuring this edible cousin to product reviews, recipe substitutions, culinary tech- the lily are prepared and served up to the discerning niques, and more. crowds. THE ASPARAGUS FESTIVAL COOKBOOK high- You can also link over to a sub- lights the prize-winning recipes from cook-offs past and site called Culinary Teas, a site present, with dishes to please even the pickiest vegetable devoted to all things tea. eaters. Need more ideas for asparagus? Try online at: www.asparagus.org Michigan Asparagus Advisory Board Dinner & A Movie In the Kitchen Movie Menus: Recipes The Kitchen Detective / Christopher Kimball: A for Perfect Meals with Culinary Sleuth Solves Common Cooking Mysteries Your Favorite Films / With 150 Foolproof Recipes Francine Segan: Movie The Best Kitchen Quick Tips: 534 Tricks, Tech- Menus pairs classic movies niques, and Shortcuts for the Curious Cook (On order) with easy recipes updated The New Creative Crock-Pot Cookbook / Robin from historic cookbooks to Taylor Swatt: A handbook for slow cooking! Features help you create a sensational dining experience for any tons of enticing recipes from around the world. And film genre. Both foodies and film buffs will find their pas- hints and tips for your crock-pot. Plus special low fat sions fulfilled in this deliciously cinematic cookbook, recipes for healthy living. which gathers authentic recipes from the cultures and Perfect Vegetables: Here are 350 exhaustively eras portrayed in your favorite films: Old-Fashioned On order tested recipes using our 53 favorite vegetables. Southern Fried Chicken with Gravy to savor with Gone with the Wind; Spaghetti and Meatballs with Eggplant for The Godfather; Pan-Seared Steak and Onions with The Alamo; a Victory Garden Salad for Patton. The chapters are organized into ten distinct film genres-- everything from Pharaohs and Philosophers, Knights and Kings to The Wild West and Romantic Dinner for Two.-- with a dozen or so recipes each. Treat your family to a complete meal served in popcorn bowls while watching Shrek, or enjoy a Renaissance feast with Shakespeare in Love. Spiced with film factoids, black-and-white movie stills, famous lines, and bloopers, Movie Menus is as fun to read as it is to use, and promises to be a classic. On order 4 The Sweet Pea Book / I spent There were many impromptu pic- Graham Rice: This is the many a nics at my grandmother’s, made first comprehensive book on summer up of tomato and peanut butter sweet peas for over thirty day at my sandwiches, sweet, wild strawber- years. This beautifully illus- grand- ries, sun-warmed peaches, and trated book features an in- mother tart, fresh-picked rhubarb. Her triguing historical overview LaDonna’s property was flower and fruit-filled which discusses the origins house. It and never once did I give thought of our favorite flower, fol- stood in to how it all grew, or the work lowed by an accessible ac- count of all the practicalities - seed raising, the coun- involved in taking care of it all… preparation and planting, and care of the plants.
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