Monthly Archives: February 2017

Ann Patchett’s Commonwealth of Consequences

Posted on February 27, 2017 by BiblioLennLibrary

—Melanie Cutting Reading for pleasure should be…well…a pleasure! Ann Patchett’s latest novel Commonwealth is her seventh, and is truly a pleasure to read. When my book club selected this for an upcoming meeting, it was my first experience of a … Continue reading →

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Marie-Antoinette: une fascination inépuisable

Posted on February 23, 2017 by BiblioLennLibrary

PAR SYLVAIN-CLAUDE FILION Avec Napoléon Bonaparte et Louis XIV, la reine Marie-Antoinette est le personnage de l’histoire de France qui subjugue le plus, en raison de sa flamboyance et de son destin résolument tragique. Il n’est pas étonnant qu’on ne compte plus les ouvrages qui lui ont été consacrés. Incarnant à la fois le paroxysme […]

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Trigger Warning: Few Safe Spaces in Little House in the Big Woods!

Posted on February 22, 2017 by BiblioLennLibrary

Excitement on the horizon! In just over a month, on March 23rd, Bibliothèque Lennoxville Library will be hosting our annual Canada Reads…and so does Lennoxville event. As our avid followers will recall this is an annual foreshadowing of the CBC … Continue reading →

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Antonio di Benedetto’s Zama: Un Pogo Loco!

Posted on February 10, 2017 by BiblioLennLibrary

by Stephen Sheeran It’s a fairly safe bet that you have never heard of either the author or title that I put before you today. In a way this is surprising, given that Zama first appeared in Argentina (in the … Continue reading →

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