Berkeley Heights, NJ News

• Berkeley Heights, NJ News
• Inspector Morse
• New App for Audiobooks
• Bill Cunningham New York
• History and the Knitting Bishop
• The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern
• Business Appreciation Night at the Library
• The Circumlocution Office
• Civil War Living History: the 43d NY Volunteer Infantry's Visit
• Game Change by John Heilemann and Mark Halperin
• Snow Globes and Other Collections
• The Lacuna by Barbara Kingsolver
• Monday Morning at the Reference Desk
• Night of the Witches by Linda Raedisch
• Learning a Language On your Phone
• Fire Safety Videos
• What the World Eats
• French (& Spanish) in Action
• Well-Schooled in Murder by Elizabeth George
• 1940 Census Now Available
• The Tortilla Curtain
• How to Write a Sentence: and How to Read One by Stanley Fish
• If you like the Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
• Two Too Funny Memoirs
• Harry Potter eBooks
• The Illuminator by Brenda Rickman Vantrease
• If you like the Hunger Games, read these
• Tell Me of Lincoln
• BHPL App Now Works on the Kindle Fire
• Underground Railroad: The William Still Story
• A Call From Jersey by P.F. Kluge
• Fifty Wonders of Korea & Korea Today
• A Watch of Nightingales and a Descent of Woodpeckers: Strange Collective Nouns
• Bones in the Belfry
• Lincoln Exhibit at the Library
• Valentine's Day - Nonfiction Edition
• Database Trial: America's News
• Learn Languages on Your Smart Phone
• Book Group to Discuss True Crime Title: The Reservoir
• Shaquille O'Neal's Shoe
• The Probable Future
• Mystery Series Worth Reading
• Teach Yourself to Knit
• Making the Internet Easier to Use on the Kindle Fire
• Ten Most Circulated 10 Biographies of 2011
• BHPL's Top 10 Most Popular Titles in 2011
• What Kinds of eBooks Does the Library Have?
• Berkeley Heights Public Library 2011 Annual Report
• How to Live: or, a Life of Montaigne by Sarah Bakewell
• Food + Dog + Love = Book
• The Art of Blown Glass
• The BHPL App for Smartphones & Tablets
• Lucy by Ellen Feldman
• My Reading Journal is Full
• The Leftovers: Left Behind, only funny
• Jesuits in Outer Space
• Some Staff Favorites This Year
• ListenNJ is now eLibraryNJ
• Did You Know You Can Listen to Audiobooks on Your Kindle?
• How to Listen and Understand Great Music
• If you like hard-boiled mysteries...
• Born on a Blue Day
• Museum Masterpieces: the Met
• Manu, Yemo and Trito: the 5,000 Plus Year-Old Creation Myth
• Belated Thanksgiving Story
• Holiday Food Drive at the Library
• I am Half-sick of Shadows
• The Lost City of Z: a tale of deadly obsession in the Amazon
• An Unquiet Mind: a memoir of moods and madness
• Lower Level Is Open
• Cleaning Up after Irene: Part 6
• Day After Night by Anita Diamant
• Local Librarian Insists Book is Not Dead
• Libraries: Between a Codex and a Hard Place
• Tell Me of Lincoln
• HeritageQuest is Back
• Cleaning Up After Irene, Part 4
• The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett
• Library Book Group Dukes it Out Over Charming British Novel
• Where Mark Twain Met Tom Sawyer
• Mimes Make Perfect Library Cops
• Japanese Ceramics Exhibit
• Studies I Wish I'd Thought Of: Tweets Reveal Mood of Nation
• The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot
• Studies I Wish I'd Thought Of: Tweets Reveal Mood of Nation
• Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother
• Scrapbooking: the Old and the New
• Work Progressing on Children's Room
• BHPL is Now Lending to Kindles!
• The Hunger Games
• We Have Always Lived in the Castle
• One Hundred Years of Popular Cameras: An Exhibit by the Fleetwood Museum
• Can you taste what the chef meant?
• The Crossing Places by Elly Griffiths
• Clean Up from Irene
• Library Closed Until Further Notice
• Wating for Irene: Hurricane Tips
• Mao's Last Dancer by Li Cunxin
• Back to School for Berkeley Heights - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• L.A. Theatre Works
• The Book of Animal Ignorance
• Scandals, Vandals and da Vincis by Harvey Rachlin
• "I would prefer not to."
• Give your kid a library card, not a credit card
• Topper: Far from a Flop
• The Art Detective by Philip Mould
• Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood
• Self-evident Consumer Warnings
• Personal Growth through Isolation
• Area Bear Seeks Chair
• Attack of the Giant Primrose or Serendipity in the Garden
• Tartuffe
• Books about Murder Trials
• The Power of Half by Kevin Salwen and Hannah Salwen
• Refreshing Reference Questions
• The Reading Promise by Alice Ozma
• Which Doorway Would You Pick?
• Harry, a History by Melissa Annelli
• Poser: My Life in Twenty-Three Yoga Poses by Claire Dederer
• More Knitting Humor
• Are You a Psychopath? Take this Test
• Summer Reads
• Pottermore
• When in Rome, Do As You Done in Milledgeville
• The Postmistress: Reviewing the Reviews
• L'Oreal Volunteers Paint the Children's Room Today
• Inspiration Board: Mysteries
• 5 Brit Mysteries to Recommend
• Sarah Palin, Paul Revere and the Teachable Moment about Wikipedia
• Mermaid Fiction
• Ten Quirky Books
• Moon Tiger by Penelope Lively
• How Not to Answer a Reference Question: a Shaggy Dog Story
• Questions, Answered
• The Un-American Origin of the Dollar
• Interview with John Romano, author of Your Digital Afterlife
• Nike Missile Site
• Five Mysteries - American Style
• Back to the Well
• Trail of Crumbs by Kim Sunee
• The Bards are Wandering This Way
• Heroes: this month's book display
• Interview with Laurel Hessing
• The Calligrapher's Daughter by Eugenia Kim
• Navteq Car Seen in Berkeley Heights
• Happy Walpurgis Night!
• The Pocket Notebook
• Local Historian Laurel Hessing's Translation of Israeli Play to Open in New York
• Do You Use the Library Databases?
• Bunnies, Flowering Trees and a Library: Who Could Want Anything More?
• Amazon's Kindle And Library E-book Provider Overdrive to Join Forces
• Quirky Queries
• Vanity Fair by William Thackeray
• There is no new library tax in Berkeley Heights
• Eileen Shanley's Watercolors
• I Love Slideshows
• Packing for Mars by Mary Roach
• Books for Flight
• Ten Years of Book Groups at BHPL
• Author Visit: Linda Raedisch
• A Reliable Wife by Robert Goolrick
• Night of the Witches, folklore, traditions & recipes for celebrating Walpurgis Night
• N.J. Author Linda Raedisch to Visit Library Blog
• Eat Your Newberies!
• Mutant Message Down Under: Hoax or Truth?
• I Forgot My Library Card
• 4 Books in 4 Days
• Just Another Saturday at the Library
• Funny Book Titles
• Lá Fhéile Pádraig Sona Daoibh (Happy St. Patrick's!)
• The Local Public Medical Library
• Agatha Raisin and the Day the Floods Came by M.C. Beaton
• The Bastard of Istanbul
• Middling Folk by Linda Matthews
• Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel
• The Talented Mr. Ripley by Patricia Highsmith
• Going Solar Electric
• Turning Tables by Heather and Rose MacDowell
• Happy Birthday, George (I Think)
• What to Read to your Scottish Deerhound
• Happy Valentine's Day!
• Love, the Library
• Feed by M. T. Anderson
• The Coffee Trader by David Liss
• Death of Newspapers Vastly Exaggerated.
• It's Ten P.M. Are your children practising violin 'til their fingers bleed?
• It Was a Dark and Snowy Month
• What's a Reference Question?
• No More Dirty Looks by Siobhan O'Connor and Alexandra Spunt
• I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith
• Book Group Meets on a Snowy Night
• The Girl Who Played with Fire by Stieg Larsson
• Mbiras, Budongas and Likembes at the Library
• Forays into Knitting Humor
• The Photograph by Penelope Lively
• The Year in Read-view
• Questions Today at the Reference Desk
• Top Ten Books of 2010 at BHPL
• Merry Christmas from the Library
• A Dress for Diana by David & Elizabeth Emanuel
• Sweater Quest: My Year of Knitting Dangerously by Adrienne Martini
• It Wouldn't Be Christmas Without Books
• The Ghosts of Belfast
• Inquiring Minds Want to Know: Life at the Reference Desk
• Doctor Bloggers vs Librarian Bloggers
• By Snowshoe or Canoe
• Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell
• Songs of the Season
• If You Like Agatha Christie Mysteries: more authors to try
• Happy Thanksgiving Eve
• The Library Parrot at Thanksgiving
• Three Britains
• The Case of the Sibling Sleuth
• Why People Use Twitter
• Two Books, One Bird
• Autumn Reading
• Unveiling BHPL's New Web Site
• On Agate Hill by Lee Smith
• The Travel Journals of Tappan Adney
• D.I.Y. Friday
• College on a CD
• NaNoWriMo: an excuse to write
• Revolution '67
• Little Bee by Chris Cleave
• Cleaving: a Story of Marriage, Meat and Obsession by Julie Powell
• The Double Bind by Chris Bohjalian
• Traveler by Ron McLarty
• Switch by Chip and Dan Heath
• The War of the Worlds
• Rainy Day Reading
• The English Patient by Michael Ondaatje
• Eddie and the Cruisers by P.F. Kluge
• Career and College Guidance Online at the Library
• A Call From Jersey by P.F. Kluge
• eBooks Hit a Thousand
• (Way) Back to School
• The Millennium Trilogy
• Berkeley Heights in Literary News?
• The Tower, the Zoo, and the Tortoise
• How Much is a Library Card Worth $$$
• Gone Tomorrow by P.F. Kluge
• Skype Me In, Cathy*
• The Day the Falls Stood Still by Cathy Buchanan
• Belong to Me by Marisa de los Santos
• Resources for Job Seekers
• Konnichiwa, Mango
• Giant Zucchini Visits the Library
• Sister Pelagia
• Lost in a Good Book by Jasper Fforde
• Would You Do What a Fortune Cookie Tells You?
• The Whistling Season by Ivan Doig
• More Shakespeare in the Parking Lot
• The Unbearable Lightness of Scones
• Festival of Our Lady of Mount Carmel 2010
• Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier
• Library Exhibit on Illustrator Will Crawford of Free Acres
• Sources for Law Research
• Moby Dick (Spoiler Warning!)
• American on Purpose by Craig Ferguson
• A Thread of Grace by Mary Doria Russell
• Pictures of Mt.Carmel Parade 2010
• The Seduction of Water: metaphor alert!
• Authors Should Celebrate Their Successes
• A Brief History of the Library
• The Bad Book Affair
• New Sharing Blog Feature
• The Checklist Manifesto: how to get things right
• Reference Question Roundup
• Shakespeare in the Parking Lot
• The Lost Girls: Three Friends, Four Continents, One Unconventional Detour Around the World
• Animal, Vegetable, Miracle
• On Madeleines & Books
• Summer Fiction
• Good Enough to Eat
• Merry Hall by Beverley Nichols
• The Toaster Broke, So We're Getting Married by Pamela Holm
• L'Oreal's Day of Volunteering
• Maria Lourdes Couto of RE/MAX Classic Group Earns Prestigious Designation to Help Homeowners in Dang
• Maria Lourdes Couto of RE/MAX Classic Group Achieves national Recognition.
• FORECLOSURES AND SHORT SALES
• Short Sales & Foreclosures
• Rubber Ducky Festival
• INTERNET SALES PEOPLE WANTED FOR BERKELEY HEIGHTS
• New Jersey Real Estate Executives Hear Expert On Site Selection And Acquisition
• Winter Craft Day
• From the Page to the Stage - Playwriting Contest
• Puppet Show
• International Summer Film Festival
• 2006 Summer Concert Series
• Color with Carolyn
• Child Care
• Walking off the Pounds
• Pilates
• Circuit Training
• Third Thursday Movie Night
• Robotics, Electronics, Logics & Gears
• Video Game Creation
• Self Defense for Girls
• Township Committee Work Meeting - Road Closed

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