Rachel Recommends: 6 New(ish) Must Read Books for Summer 2022
I’ve curated a little selection of books you might want to add to your beach bag when you feel like skipping town. Isolate yourself in a hammock and get reading!
9 Books to Read If You Like Better Call Saul
The Breaking Bad saga is wrapping up with the final season of Better Call Saul. If you're looking to recapture the edge of your seat twists and turns that show provides, these are the books for you.
5 Books with Terrible Hotels
Have you ever listened to friends complaining about a disappointing hotel or a vacation spot? Well, the people in these books have entered the chat.
6 Books to Celebrate Immigrant Heritage Month
June is Immigrant Heritage Month - commemorate the rich history of immigration with these books written by and about immigrants.
Bird is the Word
It's the Biggest Week in American Birding!
Rethinking World War II 80 Years On
Two University of Toledo professors choose their top book picks for look at how WWII and the events of 1941 are remembered 80 years later. Here are their top book picks.
Inspiring Prison Memoirs
Out of the stark and brutal conditions of prison, come inspiring stories of faith, redemption and hope. Get a glimpse of this world from authors who have lived it.
Two Librarians, Too Many Books: Banned Books are the Best Books
In which two librarians try to get you to read books because other people don’t want you to.
Banned Books Week 2021: Harry Potter: The Most Challenged Book of the 21st Century
How can a book series be the most challenged in the 21st century, yet the best-selling series of all time? Find out here!
Fact and Fiction Reads Fall 2021
Reading recommendations from Main Library's Fact and Fiction librarians.
Humor and Laughter
Humor is something I have shared with family and laughter is a strong glue that binds us. Laughter can help us cope with pain and recover more quickly from hardship.
Bookception: Books about Books, Libraries, Reading, and Writing
Explore a variety of fiction, nonfiction, mysteries, and science fiction perfect for book lovers!
Children’s Library & Teen Recommends – Summer 2021
Youth Services Librarians love to read, too! Check out what your favorite Children’s and Teen Librarians at Main Library are reading, whether it be a picture book about penguins, a middle grade adventure in a treehouse, vampires in Louisiana, or a time-traveling phone booth!
What Should My Book Group Read Next?
Whether your book group enjoys fast paced fiction, twisty mysteries, deep nonfiction or a lot of laughs, this list has something for all of you!
Discover Dolly!
Here is a selection of available materials at TLCPL of all things Dolly!
Reduce Waste Through Sustainable Living Practices
Explore ways to reduce waste, repurpose, reuse, and adopt an eco-friendly lifestyle.
Memoirs from the LGTBQIA+ Community
During Pride Month or any time, gain some understanding of the life of another via memoirs.
Get Creative Through Crafty Repurposing
Explore ways to reduce, reuse, recycle and upcycle everyday materials to create something extraordinary.
Create a Beautifully Sustainable Garden
Learn how to create an eco-friendly garden that's affordable and sustainable.
End of Life Memoirs
Authors who write about the last months of their lives offer perspective and inspiration.
Fact and Fiction Recommends Summer 2021
A variety of reading recommendations hand picked by the Fact & Fiction librarians.
True Stories of Dreamers
Our vast resources include true stories of immigrants past and present and vital information and resources that Dreamers and new immigrants may need.
Recs from the Road
A few favorite recent reads from Mobile Services.
You Read a Book About What?
Check out the following list of unique book topics and you’ll never lack a conversation starter again.
Red or White?
Unfortunately, this blog is not about Italian Chianti or Chardonnay. It is about Mother's Day.
Stories of Women Veterans
The following list depicts military women who served on the front lines.
Rural Relocation
City dwellers find themselves relocated to new zip codes involving barns, chickens and dirt roads.
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Books for Teens resources for High School: (9-12)
Young adult titles for Teens dealing with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
Grow Your Own Food at Home
Creating a kitchen garden is not only a fun hobby, but can provide your home with fresh produce all year long.
Mothers & Daughters Booklist
Discover the many types of mother-daughter relationships in this booklist.
Titles for Fans of Country Music
Check out these recent titles from the country music world.
Historic Heroines: Renaissance Queens
Five grand women and epic books to go along with them.
An Eclectic Assortment of Poetry Anthologies
Explore a diverse mix of poetry collections featuring world-renowned and lesser-known poets.
Ohioana Book Festival Books for Adults
Since its start in 2007, The Ohioana Book Festival provides readers opportunities to connect with Ohio writers. Check out this list of adult titles from the 2021 festival!
Great Reads in Popular Science – Nuts for Nature edition
Why should kids have all the fun when it comes to learning about animals? Here are the latest and greatest books for adults on the amazing creatures in nature.
A Plethora of Poetry Books to Celebrate National Poetry Month
National Poetry Month is the largest literary celebration in the world, with tens of millions of readers, students, K-12 teachers, librarians, booksellers, literary events curators, publishers, bloggers, and, of course, poets marking poetry’s important place in our culture and our lives every April.
Fact and Fiction Recommends Spring 2021
Reading recommendations from the Fact and Fiction department Librarians at Main Library.
March is Disability Awareness Month
March is a month of many observances. Though maybe not as well known as Women’s History Month, St. Patrick’s Day or the beginning of spring, Disability Awareness Month is certainly as important.
Books for Bibliophiles
If you've somehow run out of books or recommendations, first of all, I commend you. Second, these titles should help you stock back up.
Kent Branch Recommends
Recommendations from your Kent Branch Library.
UFO’s: Out of this World
UFO’s are getting a lot of attention recently. Although I have never seen a UFO, I often look up at the sky hoping one is there! Check out these books, documentaries, and feature movies to open your mind to the world of ufology.
Waterville Branch Staff Reads
Recommendations from your Waterville Branch Library.
Books to Inspire Confidence in Young Girls Grades PreK-3
Enjoy a collection of inspirational books for young girls.
Children’s Library and Teen Recommends – Winter 2021
Check out what your Children's and Teen librarians have been reading lately!
Read Across America – Every Day!
It's Read Across America Day! Join in the fun with these road trip reads.
Motivation for Runners
Whether you’re a newbie runner, training for a 5K or going the distance, we’ve got you covered with helpful resources in multiple formats. Runners, take your marks!
Black History Month – On Screen
Celebrate February with these titles selected by Computers & Media.
Celebrate Toni Morrison Day!
On December 21, 2020, Governor Mike DeWine signed House Bill 325 declaring Toni Morrison’s birthday, February 18, Toni Morrison Day in Ohio.
A Happiness Reading List
Here are a few books that may help you keep a lookout for the small moments, practices, and words in life to lift spirits and find the wonder in the world around us.
Great Ideas for Teachers and Parents: Resources for Teaching Grades K-8
Calling all teachers (professional AND/OR parental)! We’ve gathered the most recent teaching support materials in print to help get everyone through learning at home. Nature Play Workshop for Families A Year of Forest School:
Homeschooling Resources for Grades PreK-12
Below are just some of the materials that may be helpful to teaching children at home. Whether you’re new or experienced, there are resources available to help you. Homeschooling for Absolute Beginners
1920s America: A Decade of Great Change
In the Fact and Fiction department at the Main Library we field a variety of questions. Every day brings new inquiries from people doing research and/or folks simply trying to gain a better understanding of
New Year’s Intention: Get Organized
Want to leave 2020 in the dust? Set an intention this new year to declutter! A home or workspace in disarray can cause added stress and anxiety that chips away at our mental health.
New Year’s Intention: Get Organized
Inspiration to organize and declutter your home and workspaces!
Fact and Fiction Recommends Winter 2021
Reading recommendations from the Fact and Fiction department Librarians at Main Library.
Wartime Entertainment for the Troops and Their Families
On Veteran’s Day, we honor those who served in the United States military. Among the Library's extensive government documents collection the following listed, physical items are not linked in our catalog and are not available for check out consists of pamphlets, manuals and booklets that were published to aid and support military personnel and their families, most notably during World War II.
Rachel Recommends
“October is crisp days and cool nights, a time to curl up around the dancing flames and sink into a good book.” ~John Sinor
Our Favorite Apple Books
Sit down with your family, one of these books, and a mug of hot apple cider for a fantastic (and warm) fall experience.
Presidents in Picture Books
When you're President of the United States, you not only get use of a plane and an in-house bowling alley, you may also wind up the star of a children's picture book, possibly alongside a talking aardvark.
3:18, The Milky Way And Non-Fiction
The overwhelming consensus for the best viewing of dark sky areas in the U.S. is in the western United States. There is one more place in the U.S. that should be put on the dark sky list and that is in rural Michigan. At 3:18 am to be precise in the farmlands of nowhere, on a cool, clear morning.
Where the Crawdads Sing Read-Alikes by Theme
Since finishing Where the Crawdads Sing, I've scoured the internet looking for an exact replica story to fill the void. As a result, I've put together my own read-alikes - breaking it down into pivotal aspects of the novel.
Book Recommendations by Readers for Readers
We asked our social media followers to share the books that they love to read and now we want to share those with you!
Library Empowers Foster Parents as Need Grows
Number of children in state system expected to reach 20,000 this year.
Finding Solitude in a Tokyo Library
The commonalities of a library thousands of miles from home.
Spend Your New Year – At the Library
Happy New Year from your Library! Make 2020 your best year yet by taking advantage of the many resources, materials and programs we offer. We hope to see you often!
Mompreneur Book Club Collaborates for Small Business Success
Series of discussions highlights useful skills for business owners.
10 Reasons Ireland is an Amazing Destination for First-Time International Travelers
Want to travel but not sure where to start? Let me share with you my top ten reasons why Ireland is an amazing first destination for new travelers.
‘What Does the Library Mean to You?’
In their own words, Toledo Library customers describe the value of the Library.
Great Scores From Great (Or Good, Or Awful) Films
Sometimes a score complements a movie beautifully, and sometimes it is more memorable than the movie itself. Either way, here are some goodies.
Getting Started With Cricut – A Beginner’s Guide to the Best Making Machine You’ll Ever Use
Cricut machines can work with a wide range of materials, creating tons of possibilities.
Upcoming Best-sellers For Winter 2019/2020
Here’s the list of upcoming bestsellers for winter 2019/2020.
Best Reads for Winter 2019/2020
Baby, it’s cold outside, so now’s the perfect opportunity to cuddle up with a great book! And earn an awesome prize!
Connect Your Family Roots This Holiday Season
Toledo Library provides materials for building a family tree.
A Blue Christmas: Dealing With Sadness During the Holidays
Holidays can bring a lot of anxiety and even sadness into many people's lives. Here are some resources that can help.
A Hunting Dog We Will Go: Rescue Dogs
As the old saying goes: We are the ones rescued, not her.
‘What Does the Library Mean to You?’
In their own words, Toledo Library customers describe the value of the Library.
Artist Replicating Toledo Skyline With Library’s 3D Printer
Technology access proved vital for Brian Woollard's project.
With Toledo Library App, Customers Experience New Digital Services
App allows for easy scanning of items in Library catalog.
Ready to Read Expands Early Literacy in Lucas County
Since launching in 2014, the program has reached nearly 20,000 families.
Revealing ‘Who We Are’ Through Shared Stories
Toledo Library program celebrates personal narratives.
TPS Students Use Library Research to Honor Fallen Heroes
Students of teacher Joe Boyle recognize area soldiers in special ceremony.
Toledo Business Grows With Valuable Library Resources
Premier Screenings owner plans expansion with digital tools.
Rachel Recommends: Christmas Movie Edition
Warning: This post is completely self-indulgent.
Studio Lab Hosts Tech Tools for Customer Creations
3D printer, Cricut cutting machine, and heat press all available for public use.
‘What Does the Library Mean to You?’
In their own words, Toledo Library customers describe the value of the Library.
Presence is a Present
Think "outside of the gift box" this holiday season.
Redesign Brings ‘Wow’ Factor to Saloff Children’s Library
Renovations further improve popular area of Main Library.
November Then-and-Now Photography Challenge
Learn how Toledo has changed over the years and show off your photography skills!
Scholastic Teachables Presents Thousands of Printable Worksheets for Students
New service provides Toledo Library customers access to quality educational material.
Public Libraries: A Great Equalizer
Libraries statewide serve as key community resource, particularly for vulnerable groups.
New Tools Available for Exploring Our History
Enhancements to the Library's website allow for searching across digital collections, browsing by time period and exploring a map full of rich content.
Urban Libraries Council Honors Toledo Library for Workforce and Development Innovations
Toledo Library earned recognition during the 2019 ULC Innovations event.
I Took a Bookcation and You Should Too
Take your love of books to the next level with a bookcation. I took one for Twilight and Twin Peaks and was not disappointed!
Library Customer Finds, Returns to Family a 101-Year-Old WWI Registration Card
Toledo Library customer recovered the 101-year-old document in a Friends of the Library book purchase.
Exploring Toledo Through Its Architecture
"Architecture of Northwest Ohio," a digital library devoted to sharing and preserving Toledo's rich architectural heritage, hit a milestone of uploading its 100th unique commission.
Digital Book Club Open to Readers Across the Country
“After the Flood" imagines America a century from now after floodwaters destroy much of the country.
Renovation Complete, Main Library Reopens to Thousands of Customers
Yearlong project brings architectural work and new technology to historic Main Library.
Roadtown: Utopian Future?
Utopias are interesting to imagine, but are they really perfect?
Library’s Coding Courses Prepare Area Youth for Future
Classes develop basic skills of video game and website creation.
Flashlight Frenzy Fun
Toledo Library partnering with Metroparks Toledo for another year of Flashlight Frenzy.
Great Ohio Bands and Musicians
Look no further than Ohio for tremendous musical talent!
Rachel Recommends: Autumn 2019 Edition
"And all at once, summer collapsed into fall." Oscar Wilde
Kindness Matters
Spread joy and happiness through small acts of kindness.
Up Lit: 15 Feel Good Fiction Novels
Novels designed to boost your mood and leave you smiling. Up Lit are uplifting, life-affirming stories chock full of humor, hope, kindness, compassion, empathy, love and joy.
10 Poignant Stories You Won’t Soon Forget
Unforgettable stories with a haunting and moving tone.
25 Fascinating Nonfiction Reads
Let's get real! Interested in crime, history, memoirs and more? We have it all here! Fascinating Nonfiction Reads Autobiographies / Biographies / Memoirs Becoming by Michelle Obama An intimate and uplifting memoir by the
Mental Health Awareness
May is Mental Health Month. Here are some ways you can use the Library to support your mental health.
Learn All About Bees and Ways to Help Save Them
Bees are essential to our ecosystem. Learn more about bees and what you can do to help save them.
Rachel Recommends: 2019 Spring Edition
The long climb from spring to sandal season requires a little pampering of the spirit. This list should not incite tension or anxiety, but, rather a sense of mellow peace.
How Come I Don’t Have This Job? The Coolest Career Memoirs EVER
Careers so awesome, it is almost a crime to get paid to do these things. Now if I could just find a book written by a professional napper.
Fresh Titles to Inspire Spring Cleaning! And Maybe Fixing that Thing You’ve Been Meaning to Fix
Get your home in order ... books on cleaning, organization and home repair.
Samuel Milton “Golden Rule” Jones, Toledo Mayor and Progressive Businessman
Samuel M. Jones is still remembered 100 years later for his tenure as a prominent businessman and mayor in Toledo, Ohio.
4 Episodes to Get You Hooked on Podcasts
If you aren’t already a podcast listener, it can be a little daunting to look at all the podcasts available. Here are 4 great episodes from some of my favorite podcasts to get you started.
Longing for April Showers to Get the Gardens Going!
Find inspiration with these colorful and informative gardening guides.
5 Books to Inspire Your Spring Home Decor Refresh
If the changing seasons have you ready to change up the decor in your home, read on for a selection of books that provide tips as well as inspiration to get you started.
Plan and Plant a Bee-Friendly Garden
Learn how to create a beautiful flower garden that will attract bees, butterflies and birds.
Mindfulness and Buddhism 101
Mindfulness, meditation and other Eastern philosophical ideals are everywhere these days. It can be overwhelming to find readable basic information on what true mindfulness really means. Where does one begin? Glad you asked! Start here....
10 Fantastic Nonfiction Reads: True Stories Featuring Women Spies
Inspiring true stories about women who just happened to work as spies.
Is It Time to Quit Social Media?
Can't put down your smartphone? Social media stressing you out? You might want to consider giving it up.
HerStory: Intersectional Feminism
In celebration of Women's History Month, join the Steinem Sisters Collection for HerStory: Intersectional Feminism. Featuring four of the Toledo region’s most celebrated women’s activists and forward-thinkers, this special program will investigate how the feminist movement can be more diverse and inclusive through a renewed focus on intersectionality.
Equal Pay Day: An Intersectional Approach
Equal Pay Day is the symbolic marker of how long it takes for women to earn as much as men did the preceding year. Continue reading to learn more about this incredibly important issue that should concern everyone in our modern society.
12 Journalistic and Compelling Reads
Powerful, compelling and utterly fascinating nonfiction stories that are sure to spark conversations.
We Dig Archaeology
Archaeology is not what you find, it’s what you find out - David Hurst Thomas
Avast! Pirate History is More Swashbuckling than ever!
The allure of adventure on the high seas beckons. Check out these great stories of piracy and maritime mayhem long ago....
Interesting Stories for Outdoor Enthusiasts
From living secluded in a tent for almost three decades, to climbing a 3,200 foot wall without ropes, this list highlights some of my favorite titles where people do some really incredible (and maybe a few ill-advised) things outside.
Steinem Sisters @ the Library
Join us as we discuss the many ways feminism intersects with the various aspects of our lives and our community.
Yoga @ the Library
The Library has programs and resources designed to help the entire family on their wellness journey.
New Year, Same You: Reading Ideas for Realistic, Achievable Improvement
Forget the New Years Resolutions! No matter what time of year it might be, each day is a new opportunity to make realistic changes in our lives and feel better for it.
The Human-Nature Connection
The Library and Metroparks are great community resources that enrich the quality of life in the communities in which they serve.
Where Fascination is Found: Great Books on Maps
Fascinating books on maps that are beautiful and chock full of curiosities and wonders.
10 Best Biographies of 2018
Biographies, autobiographies, essays and memoirs from famous and not so famous, but very interesting people sharing intimate details of their lives.
10 Best Nonfiction Books of 2018
True to life stories filled with compelling history, crime, addiction, investigative journalism, essays and so much more.
10 Timeless Period Dramas to Watch Anytime
A selection of historical dramas and miniseries perfect for fans of pride and prejudice ... or anyone who enjoys good cinema.
A Life Examined: Philosophy for Everyday Life
Philosophy can help you become a better critical thinker, sort through information and live with a sense of meaning. And the Library has resources for all of your philosophical needs!
10 Fast-Paced and Upbeat Novels to Perk Up Your Day
Faced-paced, fun and upbeat novels to brighten your day.
8 Humorous Books Featuring Misfits and Their Misadventures
Get your funny on with these offbeat, engaging and witty stories.
7 Offbeat Funny Fiction Novels Featuring Quirky Characters
Offbeat stories featuring eccentric and quirky characters.
6 Fast Paced and Fun Reads
An eclectic mix of novels that are fast-paced and utterly enjoyable to read.
10 Podcasts Every Feminist Should Listen To
Are you as obsessed with podcasts as we are? Are you a feminist looking for new voices that speak to issues that concern you? Well, look no further!
Blinding Us With Science (and Medicine)!
Science writing is hitting a new high bar in fascinating storytelling.
Start a Book Club with Your Partner
Life gets busy as an adult and there isn't always time to read. Starting a two-person book club with your partner can be a fun way to connect with each other and share the books you love.
How to Find a Good Book to Read
All things are relative - including what constitutes a "good book," but finding books you'll enjoy is easy with the right tools.
Spy Fiction for Children and Teens
Action packed spy stories for children and teens.
Learn More About Real-Life Spies
Explore the fascinating world of spies ... it's definitely stranger than fiction.
Two Librarians, Too Many Books: Summer Reads
We're back! This time, we're obsessing over what we consider the best "summer reads" around. Read on for our lightly-edited-for-clarity conversation about what titles we think you should plop down on a beach with or stay safely-contained within your air-conditioned home with. We don't judge.
Tracy K. Smith Is on a Mission
Tracy K. Smith, the U.S. Poet Laureate, is taking poetry outside the box.
Small-Space Gardening
Small-Space Gardening is an activity everyone can enjoy with just a little creativity! With specialized small-space garden kits available commercially at local home stores for do-it-yourselfers, this can be done in even the smallest spaces with some ingenuity.
Podcasts: What are They and Why Should I Care?
What’s a podcast and why do my friends keep talking about them? Read on to find out how to jump onto the most informative bandwagon around.
DIY Booklists
Share your best reads list with friends so they can borrow confidently.
Celebrate the Life of Julia Child
Julie Child was a chef, TV personality, journalist, and spy ... continue reading to learn more about her fascinating life.
November Thankful Reads
Whether or not one chooses to gorge on Thanksgiving, fall is a fantastic time to reflect upon the importance of gratitude in our lives.
Obsessed with Living in a Dream
As I first started reading Patti Smith’s work, M Train, I was torn. Torn because I loved to get lost in her world, and also upset because she had the luxury of being lost in it on a daily basis, and well, I didn’t.
Great Fall Biographies
Fall is a wonderful time to tackle a fascinating biography.
What to Read-Watch-Listen to Next!
Feel like there’s nothing interesting to read/watch/listen to lately? We can help!
Great New Nonfiction – Fall 2017
There are so many wonderful nonfiction titles just waiting for a cozy reading nook and a curious reader.
Wonderful, Upbeat End-of-Summer Reads
A selection of great reads to help pass the time while you reflect on how much fun you had this summer.
Nobel Prize Winners
The Nobel Peace Prize has an interesting history - continue reading to learn more about it and check out a selection of books by some of the recipients.
Graphic Novel Memoirs
Weaving together art and words, these graphic novel memoirs are sure to expand your literary horizons.
Happy Father’s Day to Real-Life & Fictional Dads!
Happy Father’s Day to all of the amazing dads in our world! Just as in real life, there are impeccable dads in fiction too. Here are my favorite father figures in books, tv, and movies.
The Sunnydale Side of the Street
You’ve watched every episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Now what do you do?
20 Memoirs to Celebrate Women’s History Month
This Women’s History Month, get to know some outstanding women by browsing our list of 20 must-read memoirs!
Read the Movie, Watch the Book: Part Two!
Which is better - the book or the film? Each version always has its champion. For the most part, seeing a visual interpretation of a book is worth the time spent. Continue reading to explore a selection of book to film adaptations coming out in 2017.
We Shall Overcome: Great True Stories of Overcoming Hardship
Tough times call for inspiring stories of people overcoming long odds or bad situations – take a look and be amazed.
Read the Movie, Watch the Book
There are a number of popular films coming out soon based on even more popular books - check out this blog post to explore the top 11 titles due out this year.
Fascinating Stories: Science and Nature
There are so many amazing stories about the natural world around us. Prepare for fascination!
Soup’s On: Delicious Broths, Soups, Chowders and Stews
January is National Soup Month! We have a variety of cookbooks to inspire your next cooking adventure featuring broths, soups, stews, chowders and chili.
Sports Roundup
Do you have a favorite sport or are you one of those sports-in-general fans? One thing’s for sure, if you’re not playing it, or watching it, there’s always something to be learned from sports books and movies.
All Things Sherlock
Sherlock Holmes is one of the most famous detectives of all-time. Explore this blog post to learn more about the history and works inspired by the infamous character created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Best Nonfiction Books of 2016
The best of the best in biographies, memoirs, business, leadership, history, poetry, science, and general nonfiction books of the year.
Preserve Your Personal Story: Veterans
Do you have analog photos, letters, and documents that you wish were digital? We’re here to help! Bring your materials and Preserve Your Personal Story here at TLCPL. Continue reading to learn more.
The Wrong Side of Magic
I found a charming magic in a new book, a magic that leaps off the page with humor and heart in Janette Rallison’s latest novel The Wrong Side of Magic.
Seekers and Sages: Spirituality Selections
Many seek a mindful, simple path on the road to a deeper spirituality. The titles featured in this post explore the virtues of gratitude, grace, and compassion in that journey.
Compulsive Hoarding: Stockpiling Serious Amounts of Stuff
Close to 3 million Americans suffer from Hoarding Disorder. Continue reading to learn more about this complex topic.
In The Mood For True Crime?
Looking for something creepy to curl up with? Just be warned, even on a bright summer day you might find yourself locking your doors and drawing the shades.
Top 10 Summer Reads for 2016
Looking for a few good beach reads? From top picks to book lists -- we have you covered.
A Buffet Of Romance Novels
Whether you like to gobble up contemporary romance, historical romance, romantic suspense or inspirational romance there is a buffet of romance subgenres to satisfy anyone’s taste.
Downton Denial
Movies and television shows for Downton Abbey fans.
Best Nonfiction Books of 2015
The best nonfiction books of 2015 - biography, business, history, poetry and general nonfiction.
