The Ossining Review of Books
Volume 2, No. 3March, 2007
The Ossining Review of Books is an online public forum to discuss what you've been reading. Its editor is Bob Minzesheimer, President of the library's Board of Trustees and a book reviewer for USA Today and WFUV. We welcome comments and reading recommendations. Please send to bob@ossininglibrary.org.

GERMAINE GREER ON LIBRARIES NEW & OLD,

WHERE "YOU CAN LOSE YOUR INNOCENCE WITHOUT LOSING YOUR VIRGINITY."

Books About Dealing with Change:

This month, we'll all be dealing with a big and, one hopes, welcome change: a new library. Here are some books about coping with change.

FINN

A NEW NOVEL THAT IMAGINES HUCK FINN'S "PAP."

TALKING TO DORIS KEARNS GOODWIN,

Author of "Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln" - subject of the library's next book discussion, moderated by Joan Hawkins.

SNEAK PREVIEWS: Among the Righteous Helen Chuckrow.



READ AND REVIEW A NEW BOOK BEFORE IT'S PUBLISHED
reserve a book online

STAFF PICKS

What the Library staff is reading

COMING ATTRACTIONS: LOCAL EVENTS FOR READERS AND WRITERS:


MEMOIR WRITERS:
The Hudson Valley Writers Center in Sleepy Hollow on Sunday, March 11 at 4:30 pm, will sponsor a reading and discussion with the authors of two new and well-reviewed memoirs: Danielle Trussoni (Falling Through the Earth,) and Abigial Thomas (A Three Dog Life). Details: www.writerscenter.org.
STORYTIME AT TEATOWN:
Teatown, the nature center on the outskirts of Ossining, sponsors a children's storytime and nature discussion, Sunday, March 18 at 11 a.m. The timely book to be read and discussed: When Will It Be Spring? Reservations at 762-2912, ext 110.
BOOK CHAT AND A MOVIE:
The Burns Film Center in Pleasantville hosts a Family Book Chat on Saturday, March 17, at noon, after a screening of the movie version of Babe, which was based on Dick King-Smith book The Sheep Pig, also known as Babe, the Gallant Pig. Kids who bring a copy of the book get in free!. 747-5555. www.burnsfilmcenter.org.
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