The Librarians at the Topsfield Town Library are always busy reading! Here are some reviews of recently-read books: Burn by Peter Heller Sean’s review of Burn by Peter Heller: I have to admit: I was taken by the blurbs on
Have you signed up for the Adult Summer Reading Challenge? Anyone can participate: even if you don’t have a library card, or are not a Topsfield resident.Learn about Adult Summer Reading here and sign up today for the chance to
Have you signed up for the Adult Summer Reading Challenge? Anyone can participate: even if you don’t have a library card, or are not a Topsfield resident.Learn about Adult Summer Reading here and sign up today for the chance to
On Wednesday, September 20, 2023 we were lucky to host local author Doreen Burliss at the Topsfield Town Library! Doreen is the author of two novels, We’ll Always Have Nantucket (published 2022) and That Nantucket Summer (published July 2023). Those who
Foster by Claire Keegan Review by Sean Smith, Head of Adult Services An absolutely wonderful novella written in 2010 and just now published in full on this side of the Atlantic; Foster is an early leader for my favorite book
Review by Sean Smith, Head of Adult Services If you have been watching this space, you may have seen that one of my top choices for 2022 (and awarded the coveted Golden Gould award) was Stacy Willingham’s novel A Flicker
Maybe you’ve been wondering where all of Becca’s book recommendations are this year? Well, if you’ve asked me in person, you’ll know that I set myself a goal this year of re-reading all of the eight published Outlander novels in
Review By Becca (Marketing & Outreach Library Associate) I started watching The Office back in college (not sure if that makes me, the show, or both of us old at this point…) and like most of the country, found it
Review by Sean Smith (Head of Adult Services) As a fan of American History, Karen Joy Fowler’s Booth was on my “to read” list for a while (it was released earlier this year). This book is meticulously researched historical fiction,
Review by Sean Smith, Head of Adult Services at the Topsfield Town Library After growing up in Boston and spending countless days at the Boston Public Library in Copley Square, I was excited to get my hands on Sulari Gentill’s
