I love a good cookbook and the library is the perfect place to ‘test drive’ a new cookbook! […]
Category Archive: Non-Fiction
Let’s play word association. It will be easy. I promise. I say “Redpath”. You say? That’s right. Sugar! […]
From August 1888 to November 1888, five women were murdered in the Whitechapel area of London by a […]
I have always love daisies. They are one of my favourite flowers. Actually, any flower resembling a daisy […]
We don’t buy a lot of books at our house because we really don’t need to – everything […]
Gingerbread. No, peanut butter. No, oatmeal. No, shortbread. Okay. Really there are so many “perfect” cookies out there. […]
Profiteroles. When a cookbook arrives at WPL all shiny and new, promoting 450 foolproof recipes AND it features […]
In Shade: A Tale of Two Presidents author Pete Souza throws plenty of shade and how. Souza was […]
Frank’s Jewellers and the Ellis Little History Room There is a prevailing perception that libraries are a place […]
As the cliché goes, never judge a book by its cover. Judging a book by its cover enables […]