BOOKS
THE DULLUM FILE The Heist
This evening on WDAZ News @5, we'll chat with bestselling authors Janet Evanovich and Lee Goldberg about their new thriller "The Heist."...
Posted on 6/18/13 at 6:20 AM
EH? PLUS Tribute to WWII hero
Paul Sailer, author of The Oranges are Sweet and the 2012 Minnesota Aviation Writer of the Year, will present a tribute to World War II hero Maj. Don Beerbower at the Grand Rapids Public Library from ...
Posted on 6/12/13 at 12:00 AM
LITERARY ENGINEER How to Date a Nerd
How to Date a Nerd. Isn't that a great title for a book? Not only is Cassie Mae a terrific writer, she's got these awesome titles. I haven't had a chance to read How to Date a Nerd yet, but I'...
Posted on 6/10/13 at 1:00 AM
LIVING UNITED Story time at United Day Nursery
One of our goals to ensure children enter school ready to succeed. By regularly reading to children during their preschool years, you provide them with the biggest boost toward a successful education...
Posted on 4/23/13 at 1:30 PM
OH LOOK, A SHINY THING! The New Oz Movie
Well, after 28 years they've finally come out with a new Oz movie, and the critics already seem to be jumping all over it with hobnailed boots. Fair enough. I haven't seen it yet, so I have no idea w...
Posted on 3/8/13 at 11:50 AM
Mom writes book to spread awareness of child sex abuse 
For most parents, protecting their children is one of their main objectives. When something bad happens, feelings of anger, confusion and helplessness can be overwhelming.
By Tara Bitzan , April 14, 2013
Anne Frank’s stepsister highlights post-Holocaust traumas
As the stepsister of World War II diarist Anne Frank, Eva Schloss was in great demand when she went public with her story of surviving Auschwitz but now she hopes a new memoir will highlight another issue — surviving life after the Holocaust.
By Belinda Goldsmith , April 14, 2013
BOOK NOTES: 'Mafia Summit' ... 'Adele' ... 'Moving Beyond Loss'
“Mafia Summit,” by Gil Reavill. In a small village in upstate New York, mob bosses from all over the country were nabbed by Police Sergeant Edgar D. Croswell as they gathered to sort out a bloody war of succession.
By Herald Staff Report , April 14, 2013
BOOK NOTES: “The Esperanza Fire,” ... “Murder at the Supreme Court,”
New arrivals to the Grand Forks and East Grand Forks libraries
By Accent staff report , April 07, 2013
REVIEW: ‘For the Love of ND’ offers history, expertise and modesty in a collection of essays
Clay S. Jenkinson is in love with North Dakota, both as a place of compelling great beauty and as an inspirational concept. After all, he points out, we do live in a place most people would consider unlikely.
By Richard Aregood , April 07, 2013
Author Erdrich named ND Rough Rider winner
Award-winning author and Wahpeton native Louise Erdrich was today named the 39th recipient of the North Dakota Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider Award, the state’s highest commendation. Gov. Jack Dalrymple will officially present Erdrich with the award April 19 in Wahpeton.
By Helmut Schmidt , April 01, 2013
BOOK NOTES: “The Ordinary Acrobat by Duncan Wall.” ... “Shouting Won’t Help”
New arrivals at the Grand Forks and East Grand Forks libraries
By Herald Staff Report , March 31, 2013
BOOKS OF REGIONAL HISTORY: ‘Augie’s Secrets’ highlights Minneapolis gangster scene of the ’40s, ’50s
“Augie’s Secrets” is a treasury of family secrets that exposes the steamy underbelly of Minneapolis — gangsters, gambling, brothels and the social life of organized crime.
By Herald Staff Report , March 31, 2013
Trial won’t delay publication of Amanda Knox memoir
A decision by an Italian court to retry Amanda Knox and her former boyfriend in the 2007 murder of her British roommate will not delay the publication of her memoir, her publisher said Wednesday.
By Patricia Reaney , March 31, 2013
A Minute With: ‘Twilight’ Author Stephenie Meyer On ‘The Host’
“Twilight” author Stephenie Meyer brings her romantic futuristic thriller “The Host” to movie fans on Friday, trading the vampires and werewolves for aliens who invade planet Earth, taking over human bodies.
By Zorianna Kit , March 27, 2013
St. Paul author talks healing after divorce
For Kristi Skordahl, writing a book about divorce was as much an act of healing as it was a way to help others deal with the painful experience of ending a marriage.
By Pamela Knudson , March 26, 2013
Chinua Achebe, who wrote of Nigeria's ills, dies
Chinua Achebe, the internationally celebrated Nigerian author, statesman and dissident, who died at age 82 after a brief illness, continued for decades to rewrite and reclaim the history of his native country.
By Hillel Italie and Jon Gambrell , March 22, 2013
FutureVision Work Group: Grand Forks should have more than a virtual library
The Library FutureVision Work Group spent its Thursday meeting defining the library’s role in the community based on the services and opportunities they thought it should provide.
By Brandi Jewett , March 21, 2013
‘Twilight’ author hopes aliens lure vampire fans to ‘The Host’
Author Stephanie Meyer is hoping her vampire fans will be willing to step into a new world and embrace aliens as the first film of her new book series, “The Host”, hits the big screens.
By Piya Sinha-Roy , March 21, 2013
Next up for E.L. James: ‘Fifty Shades’ Journal
The British author of the “Fifty Shades of Grey” erotic trilogy will be following up her success with a journal that will be available in bookstores in time for Mother’s Day in May, its U.S. publisher said on Monday.
By Chris Michaud , March 17, 2013
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