Welcome to Booked on a Feeling — because the best stories start at your library.
November is Native American Heritage Month as promoted by the United States Department of the Interior. As stated on the Interior’s website, “It is a time to celebrate the traditions, languages and stories of Native American and Alaska native communities and ensure their rich histories and contributions continue to thrive…
Ahh… the changing of seasons—rolling right into the -ber months. My favorite change is from summer to fall because, while the days are getting shorter, the mornings and evenings are cooler, and the afternoons are finally a little more mild. Something about this shift always brings me right back to…
Sometimes you need a self-help book. Sometimes you need a long walk. And sometimes you need to turn up the punk rock loud enough that whatever irritated you today doesn’t stand a chance. As a millennial girl, I have to admit that punk rock has always been one of my…
Horror Books at the Library Ready to get a little scared? Sarah and Cassondra have been digging through the shelves to find some of their favorite horror reads, from creepy and unsettling to downright terrifying. Whether you’re a seasoned horror reader or just looking for something spooky to curl up…
There is something wonderfully satisfying about taking something fresh from the garden, farmers market, or grocery store and turning it into something you can enjoy months later. A jar of homemade pickles in January. Strawberry jam on a cold morning. Tomatoes tucked away for a future soup. Fermented vegetables quietly…
Five by Ilona Bannister I enjoyed the change from the typical format. The story moved between the present and different points in the past, gradually revealing each character’s backstory. It added depth to the narrative and kept me invested in how everything connected. Chris Whitaker quote says it best: “Five is a…
The countdown has begun. Summer has been filled with late bedtimes, vacations, backyard barbecues, sports practices, road trips, and maybe a little too much ice cream. Before backpacks are packed and alarm clocks start ringing again, August offers something valuable: the chance to reset. Whether you’re a parent preparing for…
To be totally transparent, I do not to CrossFit. I am not a very athletic person. I grew up watching sports more in the X-Game field. Since I have moved to Gillette and started lifting weights, I use that term loosely. I enjoy resistance training! I quickly became fascinated watching…
One of my favorite things about working at the library has been discovering books that inspire me in ways I didn’t expect. Recently, I picked up four books that, although different in style, all centered around themes that are deeply important to me: home, family, food, hospitality, and creating meaningful…
Then I love reading like I love breathing air. When you love something that much, you engage with it any way that you can. Reading has always been a concrete absolute in my life. I credit this to my Mom, who fostered my love of reading to connect with me…