women librarians

When Pura Belpre came to America in 1921, she carried with her a passion for her homeland's folktales. She became a New York City librarian renowned for her story hours---and continued to share Puerto Rican folktales across the United States by turning them into books.

An illustrated biography of the life of Pura Belpr? the first Puerto Rican librarian in New York City.

Fraternal twins Abigail and Dorcas Mather could not be more different, have always been the best of friends, but when the new man in town takes an interest in both of them, their close relationship is tested.

Librarian Leonara Hutton, accused by Thomas Walker of helping her dead friend Meredith embezzle over one million dollars from a family charity, teams up with Walker to find out what is really going on when she discovers that Meredith has stashed the money along with startling information about a thirty-year-old murder.

Story of a lonely librarian who develops a warm and trusting relationship with a young boy who also feels like a misfit and looks at how their feelings develop and strengthen over time.

Librarian Dana Steele, one of the three young women in a quest for the keys to a mystical box that holds the trapped souls of three Celtic demigoddesses imprisoned by a jealous sorcerer, is led to author Jack Hawke, but their prior romantic history complicates things when the two of them are forced into working together to locate the next key.

A collection of short stories and one novella by Michael Griffith.

Physicists J. Robert Oppenheimer, Enrico Fermi, and Leo Szilard are transported to the future at the moment of the first atomic explosion and are forced to face the consequences of their deadly creation.

Rosa Fiore, a Sicilian woman with an amazing talent for cooking, deals twice with tragic love and loss and learns about life and sensuality through her culinary art.