‘The Last Bookshop in London: A Novel of World War II’ by Madeline Martin

The Power of Literature "Reading is...It's going somewhere without ever taking a train or ship, an unveiling of new, incredible worlds. It's living a life you weren't born into and a chance to see everything colored by someone else's perspective. It's learning without having to face consequences of failures, and how best to succeed." I...

‘The Personal Librarian’ by Marie Benedict & Victoria Christopher Murray

Historical Fiction "A colored girl named Belle Marion Greener would never have been considered for a job with Mr J.P. Morgan. Only a white girl called Belle Da Costa Greene would have that opportunity" This is a remarkable story about one of the most powerful women in New York pre World War I. She was...