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Jane Hermanson             Telephone 399-3418
	LIBRARIAN                       tglib@klondiker.com 
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FICTION:                                                      Winners at the book march:
Noah’s Compasss – Anne Tyler                                                      Aden, Alex, Amelia, Anika, Dalton, Dawson,
The Pretty One – Lucinda Rosenfeld                                            Juniper, Lukas, Lynette, Suna
Annabel – Kathleen Winter                                                             Congratulations Everyone!! Thank you!!
The Gargoyle – Andrew Davidson
Cargo of coffins – L. Ron Hubbard
Sabotage in the Sky – L. Ron Hubbard
11/22/63 – Stephen King
Guilty Wives – James Patterson
What Doesn’t Kill You – Iris Johansen
South of Broad – Pat Conroy
Shanghai Girls – Lis See
NON-FICTION:
The Complete Mushroom Hunter – Gary Lincoff
DVD’S:
Flight
Sexy Beast
The Craft
The Muppet Movie
Rodney Yee’s Yoga for Beginners
Marley & Me
Green Lantern
Mirror Mirror
Dolphin Tale
Gremlins 
The Reef
Reef 2 High Tide
Ice Age Continental Drift
Children’s:
No Trouble at All – Sally Grindley and Eleanor Taylor
The Milo & Jazz Mysteries – Lewis B. Montgomery
Digger the Donosaur – Rebecca Kai Dotlich
YOUNG ADULT:
One In Every Crowd – Ivan coyote

TAGISH COMMUNITY LIBRARY
Thank you EVERYONE for the great turnout for The Book March!! We had ten ‘young’uns’ and many adults show up for fun and games. Let’s do this every year!!
If you would like to post a book review, come to the library or email us.
Tagish Book Reviews

Fridge Man by Tony Hawks
After he got drunk he bet with his best friend that he wouldn’t be able to hitchhike around Ireland with a fridge.
He describes his journey in a funny and touching way. After he got in touch with the Gerry Ryan Show, he became famous and people called him to invite him to fridge parties etc. The best thing is that everything is true. 
I can just recommend this book in every way.
   ~Rica Volmerich

Dharma Bums by Jack Kerouac
Kerouac knows how to write adventure, how life is adventure. 
Starting in San Francisco, the time of the Beat Generation is epitomized with poetry readings and wine and then we go with him to climb a mountain. As we ascend we feel his philosophy and through his prose he revived my spirit whilst backpacking through the Greek Islands.
As he takes a post watching for fires on his own mountain in solitude, the craziness of a beat poet in a city eases and life becomes meditative. 
This book will focus your brain, aid your adventure and surge into your soul.
   ~Katie Iveson

The Elegance of The Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery
A funny and entertaining fictional story about letting your inner self be seen by others.
Each chapter is from one of the two main characters..so be prepared to flip back and forth! Renée, the 54 year old concierge of a lavish Parisian apartment building. Paloma, the 12 year old genius that is weary of much.
Quotes that I really liked;
Renée..”After one month of frenetic reading I come to the conclusion, with immense relief, that phenomenology is a fraud. In the same way that cathedrals have always aroused in me the sensation of extreme light-headedness one often feels in the presence of man-made tributes to the glory of something that does not exist, phenomenology has tested to the extreme my ability to believe that so much intelligence could have gone to serve so futile an undertaking.”
Paloma..”We have to live with the certainty that we’ll get old and that it won’t look nice or be good or feel happy. And tell ourselves that it’s now that matters: to build something, now, at any price, using all our strength. Always remember that there’s a retirement home waiting somewhere and so we have to surpass ourselves every day, make every day undying. Climb our own personal Everest and do it in such a way that every step is a little bit of eternity. That’s what the future is for: to build the present, with real plans, made by living people.”
   ~L. Barnes