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In conjunction with Denham Springs Main Street's Water / Ways exhibit at Old City Hall we welcome Lt. Gen Russel Honore as he visits with our Mayor Gerard Landry to discuss disaster recovery, community reiliency, resource management, leadership and more!
Friend of the store and librarian extraordinaire Sarah Colombo will be celebrating the release of her debut novel Subterraneans with us on 9/1!
Sarah has written science fiction novel set in the near future that probes deeply into modern society. Subterraneans addresses anxieties about being over exposed and under connected through the disappearance of Hil Mills.
In conjunction with the grand opening of Denham Springs Main Street's WaterWays exhibit we will be hosting author Julie Thomas as she signs her book Poncho's Rescue!
As we mark the 2 year anniversary of the flood that changed all of our lives it is important to remember the hereos that stepped up to help. Amid this unprecedented and chaotic event, volunteers banded together to help ensure the safety of countless people and animals. The inspiring true story of Poncho the baby bull’s rescue celebrates the bravery and kindness typical of these volunteers.
Hank Green has written a novel about science, puzzles, and being an internet celebrity, and it is everything you are expecting! An Absolutely Remarkable Thing is Contact meets Ready Player One, but it manages to be more fun than the former and more insightful than the latter. Average human April May discovers and vlogs about an interesting art piece that shows up in NYC. Her life quickly goes off the rails as the entire world questions just what these beings that April has dubbed 'Carls' represent. What threat or opportunity do they pose?
We’ve made it through our first three weeks of Don Quixote and at this point, halfway through the first part of the novel, it is clear that there are many ways to read Cervantes’ classic. One fact that I want to bring up before diving into everyone’s thoughts, this novel was originally published in 1612, that is over four hundred years ago. Everyone here at CHB is reading Edith Grossman’s 2013 English translation of the novel and there is much to be said about her abilities as a translator and just how readable her translation is to a modern audience.
