Wednesday, December 13, 2006

Two weeks of The Eastern Regional Library Show

Just catching up with last two radio shows. For those that don't know library staff member Lesley Conway runs a radio show each Wednesday 12:05pm-12:45pm on Eastern FM 99.1 called The Eastern Regional Library Show. Tune in next week for a great show.

On today's show

Have you run out of authors in the Adult fiction area? Don't forget there are some great authors in Teen fiction. John Marsden has written a very popular adventure/thriller series which begins with Tomorrow, when the war began. Garth Nix and Philip Pullman have both written intriguing and sophisticated fantasy stories, and Catherine Jinks series called The Pagan chronicles is a gripping portrayal of Europe during the Middle Ages and of the crusades to the Holy Land.

Make the most of free reservations too, with Croydon Library providing free reservations every Sunday over summer, and free reservations for the summer reading program, 20 novels set close to home. The brochure with 20 titles set in Victoria is available at all our branches, and most branches have a display.

Music today was from Nostalgia : complete and Charmaine Solomon's Family Album.


On last week's show

Lyn Baines, flying solo today, reviewed the following books, all heartily recommended for lazy summer afternoons on the banana lounge, with the cricket on the radio in the background....
Ghost at the table by Suzanne Berne, an Australian novel
Messenger of truth by Jaquelin Winspear, a British mystery
A spot of bother by Mark Haddon, the author of the intriguing story, The curious incident of the dog in the night-time

Music was from new CDs in the collection....
Love by the Beatles
Very best of Australia
Imaginary kingdom by Tim Finn

Cheers, Maryanne

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