Cupertino Library's Facebook TOP THREE THURSDAYS showcases three picks from a Cupertino community member each week.
This week, Jennifer Swanton Brown, outgoing Cupertino Poet Laureate, lists three of her favorite books.
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I'd have to say P.D. James is one of my favorite writers, and her early book Shroud for a Nightingale (which takes place in an old-fashioned hospital in E...Show more
I'd have to say P.D. James is one of my favorite writers, and her early book Shroud for a Nightingale (which takes place in an old-fashioned hospital in England) is one of my favorites. Like a good Agatha Christie, you can read James's book again and again, even after you know "who done it" !!
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I'd have to say P.D. James is one of my favorite writers, and her early book Shroud for a Nightingale (which takes place in an old-fashioned hospital in E...Show more
I'd have to say P.D. James is one of my favorite writers, and her early book Shroud for a Nightingale (which takes place in an old-fashioned hospital in England) is one of my favorites. Like a good Agatha Christie, you can read James's book again and again, even after you know "who done it" !!
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My favorite book of poetry for adults is probably The Gold Cell by Sharon Olds. Some dark and strange poems, but also triumphant and fierce poetry about r...Show more
My favorite book of poetry for adults is probably The Gold Cell by Sharon Olds. Some dark and strange poems, but also triumphant and fierce poetry about raising children and marriage. I have so many "favorite" books of poetry, it's very hard to choose just one.
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My favorite book of poetry for adults is probably The Gold Cell by Sharon Olds. Some dark and strange poems, but also triumphant and fierce poetry about r...Show more
My favorite book of poetry for adults is probably The Gold Cell by Sharon Olds. Some dark and strange poems, but also triumphant and fierce poetry about raising children and marriage. I have so many "favorite" books of poetry, it's very hard to choose just one.
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I'm a nurse, too, so I love these old portraits of what nursing used to be like. Maisie Dobbs is another English nurse who herself became a detective, and...Show more
I'm a nurse, too, so I love these old portraits of what nursing used to be like. Maisie Dobbs is another English nurse who herself became a detective, and I've enjoyed everyone one of Jaqueline Winspeare's books about her, all checked out of the Cupertino Library.
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I'm a nurse, too, so I love these old portraits of what nursing used to be like. Maisie Dobbs is another English nurse who herself became a detective, and...Show more
I'm a nurse, too, so I love these old portraits of what nursing used to be like. Maisie Dobbs is another English nurse who herself became a detective, and I've enjoyed everyone one of Jaqueline Winspeare's books about her, all checked out of the Cupertino Library.
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