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• The Dark Side - Superstition, Myths and Witch hunts
  A while ago my Reading Group read The Mercies by Kiran Millwood Hargrave. I was surprised at how much the group liked it as it is a very dark tale based in a remote Norwegian island called Vardo in th...
  Type: Web Page Date: 09/04/2025
  
  
• Spotlight on Ann Cleeves
  I came to Ann Cleeves relatively late on – being made aware of her novels through the Vera series on TV which started in 2011. I’ve never got round to catching up on all the early Vera novels but have...
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• Refugees and migrants in Fiction
  The topic of refugees and economic migrants is often at the fore in these days of dreadful wars, economic turmoil and persecution.  Their plight is often misunderstood and it can be hard for us to und...
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• Moving House? But what about the books….?
  Moving house is stressful enough without the added worry about what to do with your precious collection of books! Will they need to go into storage, can we make sure that they are kept in tip top cond...
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• Have you read any Matt Haig?
  If you are searching for a magical book about Christmas to read to or with your Primary School children (7+), look no further than the popular author Matt Haig. He has three books in his Christmas ser...
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• Fascination with ScandiNoir
  I’ve just heard that in Norway there is a tradition of reading Crime Fiction over the Easter break – it is called ‘paskekrim’ and has apparently spread to include more than just novels in Norway thoug...
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• Elly Griffiths – how could you?
  The Ruth Galloway series has it all – archaeology, murder, academic v police worlds colliding, Norfolk, illicit relationships as well as family life. Ruth is a forensic archaeologist who is called on ...
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• Bangor Carnegie – down memory lane
  I recently visited Bangor Carnegie Library again. I used to live in Bangor so the memories came flooding back as I drove past Ward Park on my way there. I worked in the Library many years ago and also...
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• Author Events to go or not to go
  Photo: Steve Cavanagh and Adrian McKintyI have been to a lot of author events over the years and find them very interesting. An author is not always a good speaker – and there is no guarantee that the...
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• Little Amal Visits recommended reads
  To mark Little Amal's visit to Northern Ireland, Libraries NI has put together a booklist featuring titles that invite readers to step into the shoes of those who have had to leave their homes and emb...
  Type: Web Page Date: 09/04/2025