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Book Notes: Love and struggles in the Heights

Love and struggles in the Heights Celebrated author Joshua Henkin will visit Cork and Knife Provisions in Perrysburg on Tuesday, August 3, to discuss his...

Book Notes July

Taylor nominated for Ohioana award Toledo author Mildred D. Taylor is a finalist for the 2021 Ohioana Book Awards, nominated for best Middle Grade/Young Adult...

Toledo’s “Forgotten Visitors”: Local author looks at Glass City past

In his new book, Forgotten Visitors: Northwest Ohio’s Notable Guests, Long curates and writes stories of famous and infamous people (plus one elephant and one train) who visited Toledo.

Book Notes – May 2021

A new book casts a light on the healthcare crisis that America faces by showing its impact on a nearby community.

Life without Bill

A moving work of political fiction is the focus of the Bowling Green branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUM) on Thursday, April 29.

Deeter catches Lightning on Facebook

Toledo area author Curtis A. Deeter will host a special virtual release party for his new book Catching Lightning on Tuesday, April 27.

A Tale of Two Cities (and One River): Cuyahoga dramatizes forgotten “Bridge War”

Pete Beatty’s debut novel Cuyahoga tells of fictional American mythical figure Big Son.

Twisted Tales: Local author makes a splash with new book

Paul Ieson, an author from Milbury, Ohio, took the leap of faith to write his own collection of stories entitled Swamp Dust: Four Twisted Tales.

Gone but (now) not forgotten

The stories of how notables came to visit the our city can be found in Tedd Long’s new book Forgotten Visitors: Northwest Ohio’s Notable Guests.

Bloody mary, bloody mary, bloody mary…

Photo by Klara Kulikova on Unsplash Do you miss sharing a Bloody Mary with friends? Why not sign up for the 2021 Spring edition of...

Former City official “Apologizes” in book form

An autobiography by a former City of Toledo official has been released with the provocative title “I Apologize: A Black Man’s Plea for Forgiveness.”

The historic pandemic— of the 18th century

The book “The Fever of 1721” by Stephen Coss will be the subject of this month’s meeting of the bookstore’s History/Biography Book Club.

The Original Jeeps: An inspirational tale

The story of the race to create the first Jeeps is told in a new book.

The tale of a First Lady (Bird)

The complicated but devoted marriage between President Lyndon B. Johnson and his wife Lady Bird is the subject of this month’s edition of the...

Where in the world is Carmen?

Toledo author Genevieve Geha Kirkbride told a spellbinding yarn with her 2018 debut novel Carmen. Now, Kirkbride returns to the world she created while...

New book an examination of mental health treatments from years past

Located at the corner of South Detroit and Arlington Avenues, Toledo State Hospital was operational from 1888 until the early 1980s. Its emphasis on...
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