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CRRL Guest Picks: Kathleen Harrigan

The Executive Director of the Friends of the Rappahannock shares some of her favorite books with the CRRL community.

Central Rappahannock Regional Library

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  • "...another example of how I can see a place through the author’s eye."
    Book, 1987Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press, [1987], ©1987. — 975.518 Ho
  • "...an easy version of my mother’s go-to cookbook from her youth. It was the first of many cookbooks in my life. I think of cookbooks as easy-going chapter books. Cookbooks ground me to my family and all of the wonderful meals we shared while I was…
    Book, 2015Boston : Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2015. — 641.5 Cr
  • "Wendell Berry is another author who can stop the world around me and transport me to a fictional community of his creation or, through his poetry and essays, can help me focus on the real world around me. He can fire me up with outrage at…
    Book, 2012Berkeley, CA : Counterpoint : Distributed by Publishers Group West, [2012], ©2012. — 811 Be
  • "Several of my favorite authors bring that sense of place to their fiction and non-fiction. Barbara Kingsolver is one who always gives me that satisfaction from the deserts of the Southwest to the mountains of Virginia. The first that I read was…
    Book, 2000New York : HarperCollins Publishers, [2000], ©2000. — FICTION Kin
  • The Truth Is a Cave in the Black Mountains

    a Tale of Travel and Darkness With Pictures of All Kinds

    Gaiman, Neil
    "And then there are books set in places that are at once familiar but also offer a twist on reality and give you the sense of an unexpected place. One of my favorite authors in that genre is Neil Gaiman. You may be familiar with his novels, but I’ll…
    Book, 2014New York : William Morrow, 2014. — FICTION Gai