
Staff Picks
About a Mountain by John Delgado | Recommended by Joe
The author reveals many of the unanswered questions surrounding the possible use of Yucca Mountain for the storage of hig-level nuclear waste. Fascinating and scary, a must read for those who care about the future of the west.
Bicycle Diaries by David Byrne | Recommended by Andy
A unique personal diary of a musical genius. David Byrne takes you into his free-wheeling world.
Alice I Have Been by Melanie Benjamin | Recommended by Lynda
An interesting look at the relationship between Lewis Carroll and his young muse Alice, all filtered through Victorian social mores. A lovely historical novel and a great read.
The Financial Lives of The Poets by Jess Walter | Recommended by Jon
The funniest book of 2009. Walter describes American life with wit and precision.
Little Bee by Chris Cleave | Recommended by Margaret
Little
Bee is a haunting and wryly funny novel about the tenous freinedship
that blooms between two female strangers; one an illegal Nigerian
refugee and the other a recent widow from London. It is a truly special
story.



