If you like to keep up with current titles in both fiction and nonfiction, why not browse the Discoveries Collection case? We've got some brand new offerings. Here's a little selection of January titles:
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Oh- and speaking of display cases, we've got some interesting new stuff going on. In the lobby: Twinkies. Yep, the anti-health food: facts, lore and recipes. And in the third floor display case, we're featuring a display called "Dinner by Decade: Fashions in Food on the American Table, 1950 - 2010." We've even dug up some recipes that will make you shudder - especially if you're old enough to remember them on your own dinner table. (Jellied vegetable salads: need I say more?)
So, come in out of the cold, and pick up a good read to take home and curl up with. Hot chocolate and fuzzy slippers optional, but highly recommended.
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