Tag Archives: books

What do you Read?

Posted on April 11, 2011 by Kenneth Carr

Just how does a person share a book these days? It used to be that you put your name on the inside of the cover and then lent the book to a close friend with the adomonition to “Please get … Continue reading →

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From Conimicut to Langworthy…a literary journey

Posted on December 9, 2010 by Kenneth Carr

My very first library was the Conimicut Public Library. I was about 6 when my mom first took me there. Soon I was making the trip alone, that is after I mastered “crossing the main road” which at that time … Continue reading →