Christina Sheppa reads quirky nonfiction dealing with history, biography and other unusual subjects. Other interests are mysteries, thrillers and horror.

Becky Katzenmeyer reads a little of everything--both fiction and nonfiction. Special interests are religion, biography, literary fiction, gentle 'cottage fiction,' popular science and books about autism and other learning disabilities.

Carole Wallencheck reads fantasy (one of her special loves is Terry Pratchett), fiction dealing with art as well as nonfiction art books along with alternative health and spiritual biography.

JoAnn Vicarel's specialty is the mystery in all its forms. She also reads fantasy, science fiction, romance and a little bit of everything else.

Raidene Hebert enjoys literary fiction, travel, the more gentle mysteries, culinary mysteries and fiction with exotic settings. She also reads general nonfiction, culinary and travel memoirs and enjoys books having a strong sense of place.

Greg Fisher's special interest is horror. He also reads fantasy, science fiction, graphic novels, darker mysteries and has an interest in mythology. He is also our prolific blogger extraordinaire.

Pat Gray loves thrillers and also enjoys mysteries of all kinds, especially British mysteries.

Ben Gulyas likes books that highlight the landscape of the United States and poetry. He’s even been known to write a verse or two.

All of our librarians are ready and excited to assist you.

We read reviews and journals, have monthly meetings, attend conferences and workshops, talk about books with lots of folks and consult with our fellow librarians. It is that shared communication that gives us lots of information so that we can give you the best possible service.

Join in the fun on our blogs. Comment/share your book recommendations with others.

There is no greater joy than suggesting a book to a fellow reader.