The author will read from “Marijuana Valley” at the Portland library.
Books
Book review: ‘Maine to Greenland’ surveys history of region’s land and people
With stunning photos, this Smithsonian book is rich in historical, cultural and ecological detail.
Peavey to discuss the truth of telling your story
Elizabeth Peavey has experience and insights to share about creating memoirs and trusting what’s in them.
Signing, etc.
Richard Pollak will read from his memoir, “After the Barn,” at the Portland library.
Two new books bring New England veterans’ stories to the fore
Reflections from World War II and Vietnam illustrate two very different United States.
Family tries to find ‘normal’ after their lost boy returns
Bret Anthony Johnston’s ‘Remember Me Like This’ masterfully depicts the struggles of loss and recovery.
Geocaching friends face danger in ‘Mystery of the Eagle’s Nest’
Tamra Wight’s book for middle-grade readers teaches about eagles and American Indians as it follows boys on a mission in the Maine woods.
‘The Blessings’ explores unexpected life amid the familiar
This novel in stories about a large Catholic family mixes the patterns that come in living together with the jolts of change.
Expedition to Arctic brings out best and worst in explorers
‘In the Kingdom of Ice’ tells of a ‘grand and terrible’ polar voyage in memorable style.
Haruki Murakami’s ‘Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki’ recounts a pilgrim’s progress
Like many of the award winner’s best novels, his latest is rooted in dreams and in music.