Schools in session. Why not read a classic?  Do we read differently today what we read at 18?

 The moon is down [large print]  by John Steinbeck

        Northanger Abbey [large print] by Jane Austen

      O pioneers!: [large print] by Willa Cather

      To have and have not [large print] by Ernest Hemingway

The lady in the tower : the fall of Anne Boleyn by Alison Weir

The comforts of home : thrifty and chic decorating ideas for making the most of what you have by Caroline Clifton- Mogg

Lives like loaded guns : Emily Dickinson and her family's feuds by Lyndall Gordon

The men who stare at goats by Jon Ronson

Annie's ghosts : a journey into a family secret by Steve Luxenberg

"In war, there are no unwounded soldiers." -José Narosky.
Some of these mystery stories take place in a time of war, some in its aftermath. No one is unscathed…

Blood Alone by James R. Benn

Bitterroot by James Lee Burke

Thirteenth Night: a Medieval Mystery by Alan Gordon

The War Against Miss Winter by Kathryn Miller Haines

Faded Coat of Blue by Owen Parry