Mystery Book Discussion March – HARD BY A GREAT FOREST
Mystery Book Discussion March – HARD BY A GREAT FOREST
Hard by a Great Forest has all the ingredients of a dark and twisty fairy tale: A mysterious disappearance, a postwar city teeming with danger, a scavenger hunt, riddles, a road trip, escaped zoo animals, an orphan and a title echoing the first line of Hansel and Gretel. It’s loosely based on author Leo Vardiashvili’s life – he lived through Georgia’s civil war and immigrated to the U.K. as a refugee in the mid-’90s.
Copies of this title are available through the Babcock Public Library
See the New Items at the Babcock Library at:*** wowbrary.org/nu.aspx?fb&p=3252-319-CUS1001 ***This week's 22 new All New Items include "The Emperor of Gladness", "The Happiest Man on Earth: The Beautiful Life of an Auschwitz Survivor", and "Heartwood". ... See MoreSee Less
Today, Wednesday, May 14, 1 PM in Knowlton Memorial Hall, in Ashford 25 Pompey Hollow Rd"First He Killed the Minuteman" author Cynthia Herbert-Bruschi Adams will discuss and sign her book today, May 14 at the Ashford Babcock Library (held in Knowlton Memorial Hall) beginning at 1 PM. Open to the public. Refreshments provided by the Hungarian Social Club of Ashford Connecticut.Books available on site."Minuteman" tells the true crime story of Peter Manfredonia who murdered and maimed innocent people in Willington with his Samurai Sword and then went on to kill a childhood friend in Derby, CT & kidnap on a 6 day spree. ... See MoreSee Less
Friday, May 16 @ 7 pmEXPLORING, INTERPRETING, & CONSERVING THE HISTORIC STONE WALLS OF NORTHEASTERN CONNECTICUTAre you interested in the history of Ashford? Are you a hiker of the Ashford outdoors? Have you seen our many stone walls?Who built these walls? When? How? Why?Find the answers to these questions and more on Friday!The Ashford Historical Society and the Babcock Library PresentAUTHOR & PROFESSOR ROBERT THORSONFriday. May 16, 7 PM in Knowlton Memorial Hall, Ashford ... See MoreSee Less