
“The German Girl” is a work of historical fiction, and is centred around the theme of loss. It interweaves the story of Hannah, a twelve-year old girl, forced to flee Berlin with her family…..

This book is a heartbreaking and fictional narrative of the life of Mary Wollstonecraft (1759-1797), who is considered the world’s first feminist.

Four unlikely companions – a boy, a mole, a fox, and a horse – meet and share confidences, philosophies, and wisdom with each other. The themes interwoven throughout are those of love, friendship, courage, kindness, and support.

A luxury yacht with celebrities and dignitaries aboard explodes and sinks off the coast of Cape Verde. Nine survivors find themselves adrift in a lifeboat with no rescue ships in sight.

“I do not want the Baby Jesus to freeze.” Angela’s words are the central theme to this Christmas story written by Frank McCourt about his mother as a child.

“The Gauguin Connection” is the first in a series of Genevieve Lenard books by Estelle Ryan. Genevieve Lenard is employed by a company in France that insures rare, original works of art.

Louise Penny’s novel leads us back to the fictional village of Three Pines in Quebec’s Eastern Townships and all the characters we have met in her previous novels. As in all of her novels, there is a murder!

Four residents of a retirement home jump at the chance to solve a murder. Osman has written a clever, witty and offbeat story, devoid of the characteristic darker fiction crime.