Librarian: Karen Wambaugh
MAY 2021
As I was reading one of our book selections this
month, I noticed Barb Peterman’s name on the
book card and a lot of wonderful memories of
her came to mind. I liked the idea that I was
holding a book she once held and was reading
the same words. That is just one reason why I
like to hold and read a ‘real’ book. I do admit to
liking to listen to some audio books as I am doing
other things. Books in all there many formats can
be such a blessing.
Our first selection this month is Angel Song by
Sheila Walsh and Kathryn Cusman. This is an
inspiring novel of an unbeliever who is drawn to
God by the people whe meets as she returns to
her hometown. Music and dreams keep mysteriously
happening as she faces per past hurts. Quick and
enjoyable read.
Our first non-fiction selection is Dicision Points a
memoir by Geroge W. Bush. Former President Bush
covers a number of decisions he made as president
and options and arguments on both sides and how
he reached his decisions. His writing style draws
you in and makes it easier than you think to read.
Our last highlighted selection this month is Growing
Slowly Wise--Building a Faith that Works by David
Roper. The author draws from the Bibical book of
James and shows us how to build a faith that brings
us closer to God and what He created us to be.
May you find a book this month that blesses you.
Karen Wambaugh--Librarian
