"Book lovers never go to bed alone"
"A writer only begins a book. A reader finishes it." - Samuel Johnson
February 25, 2010 at 6pm to April 2, 2010 at 7pm – Mosman Library
March 17, 2010 from 7pm to 9pm – Mosman Library
Children's Library, Friday 5 March 2010 to Thursday 1 April 2010.
Think outside the square and show us how much you ♥ your planet by making a model of yourself using only recycled and environmentally friendly materials.
Mosman Library, Monday 1 March 2010 to Sunday 18 April 2010.
Can you capture what’s important to you?
Seniors Centre, Mosman Square, Wednesday 10 March 2010, 18:30 - 21:00.
Is the mental health of someone you care about affecting your life?
Mosman Library, Wednesday 10 March 2010, 19:00.
Dr Lesley Muir will take you on a tour of Sandstone Sydney. Presented by the Mosman Historical Society.
Mosman Art Gallery, Saturday 20 February 2010 to Friday 26 March 2010.
Run away with the circus at the Mosman Art Gallery! Come and challenge those childhood recollections, tickle your sensory memories and explore an amazing collection of circus images.
Added by Bern
I was recommended this book by a member of the bookclub I attend. Stephen Leather is a popular British thriller writer and he has written another fast paced thriller which is more horror than pure…
Tagged: thriller, detective, suspense, devils, Demonology
Started by Lindach in Horror 1 day ago.
I like Annie Proulx's books and this was a great collection of short stories based in Wyoming and around a cast of cowboys and prairie folk from early settlers to ranch owners of the present day. I…
Started by Jane B in Fiction A-Z (General) Mar 5.
This is a book written in diary form by an aspiring writer who has ended up as a housewife and mother trying to make ends meet in 1950s England. It is quite humourous in parts... a light read.
Started by Jane B in Fiction A-Z (General) Mar 4.
I am reading outside my comfort zone with this fanatsy book and even though it sounded ok from the blurb on the back, this is the most boring superficial book I have read. The characters are one dime…
Started by Jane B in Fantasy Mar 4.
Rosie Boycott is an accomplished British newspaper editor who founded the feminist magazine Spare Rib in the 70's and was co-founder of the publishing house Virago. She is also a 'recovering alcohol…
Started by Merilyn in Biography Mar 3.
I couldn't put this book down and at 1074 pages it was hard to hold up! I haven't read a Stephen King book in 20 odd years and was quickly caught up in his great storytelling ability. He has a great…
Started by Jane B in Horror. Last reply by Cindi R Mar 1.
What a shallow, obvious and trite book. Its a rehash of all the other books on manners, interiors, occasions and fashion that we have all seen before. The authors assure us that anyone on any budget…
Started by Jane B in Non-fiction. Last reply by Lindach Feb 24.
I thoroughly enjoyed this novel and highly recommend it. The protagonist Framboise Dartigen recounts what happened in the small village Les Laveuses during the German occupation and reveals a sec…
Started by Shona in Historical. Last reply by Thursday Mens reading group Feb 24.
I really enjoyed Marina Endicott's "Good to a Fault". It begins with a car accident, and as the story unfolds, the lives of all those involved, are turned upside down. The driver at fault is 43 yea…
Started by Jane R in Fiction A-Z (General) Feb 21.
Louis de Bernieres's series of short stories based around the village of Notwithstanding is like an English version of Garrison Kiellor's Lake Wobegone but not as funny. In fact some of the stories a…
Started by Jane B in Short Stories Feb 17.
Posted by Brian Kavanagh on March 8, 2010 at 10:12am

And the Acadamy Award Winner is !!!!
Great Fiction & True Stories, transformed into Hollywood Magic!!!
Posted by Wallerawang Library on March 7, 2010 at 5:30pm
Here is a link to a brief review from the NYU School of Medicine Literature, Arts and Medicine Database http://litmed.med.nyu.edu/Annotation?
Enjoy!
Posted by Thursday Mens reading group on March 5, 2010 at 11:23am

Come along to Mosman Library on Thursday 18 March, 6pm-8pm, for Everything you wanted to know about Wikipedia but were too afraid to ask.
Each month we upload a list of new additions to the collection at Mosman Library. The PDF is available from our Library catalogue web page. Here are the books staff recommend.
Posted by Mosman Library on February 23, 2010 at 4:00pm
Last year Australian Book Review asked its readers for their Favourite Australian Novel (any era, any genre). 290 novels were nominated and the results were unveiled this month.
Posted by Mosman Library on February 19, 2010 at 4:00pm
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