Posted by Kara on Sunday, Dec 23, 2012
Drum roll please. Which Fiction books do Library staff recommend?
Spy stories, thrillers, historical fiction, families, suspense, drama, and even a mystery that somehow escaped from that list. Hippies, baseball, horse racing, mercenaries, journeys, friendship, and J.K. Rowling sans Harry Potter.
These books also represent many formats including regular print, large print, spoken word, eBook and eAudio. A great book in the format of your choice. There is something for everyone here.
| A Hundred Flowers | Gail Tsukiyama |
| Afterwards | Rosamund Lupton |
| Alys, Always | Harriet Lane |
| Arcadia | Lauren Groff |
| Art of Fielding | Chad Harbach |
| Bloodland | Alan Glynn |
| Casual Vacancy | J K Rowling |
| Confession | Charles Todd |
| Derby Day | D J Taylor |
| Double Game | Dan Fesperman |
| Expats | Chris Pavone |
| Flight of Gemma Hardy | Margot Livesey |
| Heading out to Wonderful | Robert Goolrick |
| HHhH | Laurent Binet |
| Home | Toni Morrison |
| House I Loved | Tatiana De Rosnay |
| Mirage | Matt Ruff |
| One Hundred Year Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared | Jonas Jonasson |
| Red Book | Deborah Copaken Kogan |
| Round House | Louise Erdrich |
| St. Zita Society | Ruth Rendell |
| Telegraph Avenue | Michael Chabon |
| Tell the Wolves I’m Home | Carol Rifka Brunt |
| Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry | Rachel Joyce |
| Up Jumps the Devil | Michael Poore |
About the Author
Kara was the Community and Access Services Coordinator. She retired in June 2020.