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Haverhill Reads this April–An Evening with Tom Perrotta
Please join us April 23rd for the concluding event of Haverhill Reads, an evening with Tom Perrotta. Tom is the NY Times Bestselling author of The Leftovers, Election, Little Children, and The Abstinence Teacher. His books have been made into Oscar nominated films and The Leftovers is now a series on HBO. Join us for […]
Chilton Automotive Database
Automotive information at your fingertips! Use our Chilton Library database to retrieve select information including repair, maintenance and specification schedules for both domestic and imported vehicles. The database includes maintenance and repair information for seven decades of cars, trucks, vans and SUVs. This database will appeal to “do-it-yourselfers” needing detailed repair information as well […]
The Pearl That Broke Its Shell – Nadia Hashimi
This first novel by Afghan-American author Nadia Hassimir tells the stories of two Afghan women, separated by a century, who shared a common destiny: to live part of their lives as boys (bacha posh). Afghanistan 2009: Rahima/Rahim, one of five daughters, was disguised as a boy for a few years so her father could elevate […]
“A Long Way Home” by Saroo Brierley
This is the fascinating true story of Saroo Brierley, Indian-born Australian, who got lost at the age of 5 years old and found his way back home at the age of 30. The whole story is captivating: the description of his birth family’s extreme poverty, how he got lost, his survival instincts in the streets […]
Madame Picasso – Anne Girard
Picasso was known for his love of women and certainly for his art. Anne Girard chose to portray two of Picasso’s lovers: Fernande Olivier and Eva Gouel. The story starts in Paris in 1911. Picasso is a leader of the new cubist movement and he is just starting to be recognized as an influential artist. […]
