The Kommandant’s Girl by Pam Jenoff,
reviewed by Pamela Streb, Library Page
While looking for a “beach” read, I pull out The Kommandant’s Girl. It turned out that this book, a debut historical novel by Pam Jenoff, captures the spirit and strength of the Jewish Resistance during the Holocaust. Nineteen year old Emma, a Jewish newlywed, assumes [...]
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These adult non-fiction titles just arrived, you may request them from NIOGA.
“American Furies: crime, punishment and vengeance in the age of mass imprisonment” by Sasha Abramsky
“Cake Decorating Basics” by Rachel Brown
“Everyday Pasta” by Giada De Laurentiis
“Get in the Game: 8 elements of perseverance that make the difference”
by Cal Ripken, Jr.
“Italian Baking Secrets” by Giuseppe Orsini
“The [...]
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Genealogy Room Introduction to the Public
By Michelle Kratts, Library Clerk & Genealogy Specialist
Have you ever dreamed of traveling back in time? Would you like to meet one of your ancestors? Do you want to know who your first relative was to step onto American shores? Begin the quest for your family’s history by visiting our [...]
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