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What do book lovers enjoy almost as much as reading a book? Talking about it, of course! A group of us here at the Daily Record/Sunday News has decided to take our book talk beyond the newsroom.
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Category Archives: Audio book
Pennsylvania Cable Network offers free audio podcasts of ‘PA Books’
The Pennsylvania Cable Network will offer free audio podcasts for its “PA Books” program, which features authors or editors of books focused on Pennsylvania-related topics.
Check out free audiobook titles
Ambling Books offers free audiobooks. Find other titles through York County Libraries.
Mike Argento releases ‘Don’t Be Cruel’ in audio, e-book formats
York Daily Record/Sunday News columnist Mike Argento releases his novel, “Don’t Be Cruel” in e-book and audio formats.
Series Sunday: ‘Delirium’
Many books in my book queue are waiting to be read, and a common theme among them is they’re all part of a series, trilogy or saga. Each Sunday, I’ll share a book from a series. You can read along … Continue reading
Modern Library’s Top 100 serves up lifetime reading list
The bookend to No. 1 ‘Ulysses’ on Modern Library’s top 100 fiction list is Booth Tarkington’s masterpiece. It’s No. 100. Modern Library has produced a weighty – make that a daunting – list of 100 top works of fiction in … Continue reading
‘For One More Day’ by Mitch Albom
I’ve never been a big fan of audio books. I remember being in middle school and getting ‘The Diary of Anne Frank’ on cassette because it was on my required reading list for that year. I listened to it in … Continue reading
From farm boy to Harvard: Author to speak in Lancaster
He might have started out as a Canadian Mennonite farm boy, but Dr. Joseph B. Martin ended up as the dean of the faculty of medicine at Harvard Medical School. His memoir, “Alfalfa to Ivy: Memoir of a Harvard Medical … Continue reading
‘The Paris Wife’ by Paula McLain
After watching Midnight in Paris, I found myself on a nostalgia kick. I rummaged through my bookshelves and pulled out everything I owned by T.S. Eliot, Fitzgerald and Hemingway. When I saw “The Paris Wife” by Paula McLain on the … Continue reading
Audio books to the rescue
My family’s planning a three-hour car ride to go to a picnic, after which, we’ll drive the three hours home again. For the ride there, we have the car stocked with books, notebooks and toys for the children. But the … Continue reading
“Still Alice” by Lisa Genova
Daily Record/Sunday News librarian Joan McInnis reviews “Still Alice” by Lisa Genova: Alice Howland was at the top of her game. At 50 she had achieved her life’s goals — tenure as a professor of cognitive psychology at Harvard and … Continue reading
