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PimaLib_Teens said:

The Trial Franz Kafka Cuando empecé a leer El proceso, supuse que sería como la mayoría de las reseñas que decían que era difícil o pesado de leer. Pensé que…

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PimaLib_WoodsLibrary said:

The Trial Franz Kafka When I began reading "The Trial", I assumed the book would be like most other reviews described it as a difficult or heavy to read.…

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PimaLib_Teens said:

The Metamorphosis Franz Kafka Metamorphosis: The process of transformation from an immature form to an adult form in two or more distinct stages. In this…

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PimaLib_DavidM said:

I found this book by chance at Barnes & Noble. The saguaro cactus on the cover stood out to me. Living in Tucson, I see saguaros as silent witnesses to…

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PimaLib_DavidM said:

Writing this from Tucson, where the Sonoran Desert teaches us daily that survival is a practice, not a destination, and where "home" is still a question…

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PimaLib_DavidM said:

I was hooked on this book—until I wasn’t. For eleven chapters, Audition kept me gripped by a slow, growing sense of dread. It’s the kind of feeling where even…

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PimaLib_DavidM said:

Annalee Newitz's book Automatic Noodle is the cozy sci-fi novella I didn't know I needed, but it was raining in Tucson after the new year, and I love ramen…

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PimaLib_DavidM said:

Karen Russell's The Antidote is supposedly about Nebraska farmers during the Dust Bowl, but here's what hit me sideways: this book is about us. About what…

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PimaLib_DavidM said:

Taylor Jenkins Reid’s Atmosphere announces itself as a novel about astronauts, and it delivers on that promise with technical precision and breathtaking…

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PimaLib_WoodsLibrary said:

El dilema del omnívoro El dilema del omnívoro, es que nosotros, como omnívoros que podemos comer cualquier cosa, deberíamos considerar seriamente qué comemos.…

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PimaLib_Teens said:

The Omnivore’s Dilemma The Omnivore’s Dilemma, is that we, as omnivores who can eat anything, should rather seriously consider what we eat. The job of choosing…

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PimaLib_WoodsLibrary said:

All the Light We Cannot See Until the 21st century, every individual's action within the grand sweep of history stems from the conflict between heteronomy…

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PimaLib_Teens said:

La luz que no puedes ver Hasta el siglo XXI, toda acción individual en la gran corriente de la historia surge del conflicto entre heteronomía y autonomía.…

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PimaLib_SamanthaN said:

(I listened to this as an audio book). This is such an amazing book and if you like witches, spooky stories, and unforgettable female main characters,…

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PimaLib_SamanthaN said:

This book is a heartfelt story full of magic that celebrates many elements of Mexican culture! I want to recommend this book to everyone. It’s a middle grade…

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PimaLib_SamanthaN said:

On the Wings of La Noche is a heartfelt YA fantasy about a girl who turns into a Lechuza (owl in Spanish). Many cultures view owls as bad omens. This book…

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