March 2016 Reading Challenge: To Infinity and Beyond!

[Rebecca]

Readers, you may not know this about me, but I LOVE science. If there is a nature/space documentary that I find I haven’t watched, I have to reevaluate my weekend plans. While the majority of us may not be scientists, many of us are likely interested in science.

With the recent detection of gravitational waves , I thought it might be fun for this month’s reading challenge to read a book about science. If the natural sciences are your thing, you’ll probably find something interesting in the 500’s of our nonfiction section; some of my favorite Dewey numbers live there. I think I’m going to read Bill Bryson's A Short History of Nearly Everything.


Stop by one of the Information Kiosks with something that interests you and we’ll match you to an interesting title.

[Linda]

I will be reading Forensic Science: A Very Short Introduction by Jim Fraser

[Rebecca]

Linda wrote: "I will be reading Forensic Science: A Very Short Introduction by Jim Fraser"
I'm glad we were able to find a book that connects to the fiction that you enjoy!

[Linda]

Rebecca wrote: "Linda wrote: "I will be reading Forensic Science: A Very Short Introduction by Jim Fraser"
I'm glad we were able to find a book that connects to the fiction that you..."

Thanks Rebecca

[Kay]

I see a couple of people like the forensic science books. I really enjoyed it last year when the Bone Lady did the talk at the library. After her talk I checked every one of her books out of our library.

If you like fiction that has a forensic scientist in it check out Cold Shot by Dani Pettrey. It kept me up late at night turning pages.