Sunday, August 9, 2026

Sunday Coffee chat

Happy Sunday from the krewe ...



I'm sitting here having coffee and getting caught up on my reading and plans for the week. 

Library plans : we are open for back to school homework help and homeschool classes. Also a library card sign up for students.

Blog Plans include: book review and book tours,as well as link ups. 

I'm reading this Sunday 

A vintage book bus. A golden retriever. And a dead man's map to six towns hiding dangerous secrets.

When burned-out librarian Penny Page rolls into Willow Creek during the Apple Harvest Festival, she expects pie, small-town charm, and maybe a few book sales from her inherited 1970s Volkswagen bus. Instead, she finds the mayor dead under an oak tree — with one of her grandfather's books in his lap.

Frank Dobbins was investigating rare volumes vanishing from the local library over twenty-five years. Now Frank is dead, a book with Penny's family name is the only witness, and the sheriff considers her a person of interest.

With help from a café owner who knows more than she's saying, a library assistant risking everything, and a mysterious bookbinder named Declan Hart who knew her grandfather, Penny starts building a case. But the deeper she digs, the more she realizes that Grandpa Everett didn't just leave her a bus and a dog. He left her a mission — and someone very much wants her to abandon it.

When seventy pounds of golden retriever knocks a poisoned pie out of her hands, Penny understands exactly how high the stakes have become.

Perfect for fans of Diane Mott Davidson, Laura Childs, and Ellery Adams.


Murder by the Book is the first book in The Traveling Bookshop Mysteries — a complete six-book cozy mystery series about small towns, stolen books, and the lengths people will go to protect the things communities hold dear.




Happy Book Lovers Day ! 





Lets Make a Bookmark

  • Trace Book Page To Fit The Card Stock
  • Cut Out The Book Page
  • Glue Book Pages To Card Stock
  • Sketch Out A Design On Book Pages






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