November 2012 Archives

Greenwich Library's ADA services gets a very nice write up (thanks gang!) on the front page of the December 2012 Keep Posted newsletter (click here to read).  In addition to the various assistive technology devices and software we offer (like JAWS, MAGic, the Ruby magnifier, etc.),  the article also mentions our audiobook and large print collections, and homebound delivery service as well.  For more info, check out the story here.  Our ADA page can be accessed here.  And please feel free to contact me directly to answer any questions you might have. 

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In his fourth recorded adventure, James Bond 007 goes after some particularly vicious diamond smugglers in Ian Fleming's 1956 novel Diamonds Are Forever.  (Click here to reserve a copy from us.)  Along the way, Bond falls in love with one of the gang members, Tiffany Case, and is reunited with old pal Felix Leiter, in between doging various attempts on his life.

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The third novel in Ian Fleming's "James Bond 007" series, 1955's Moonraker (click here to reserve a copy), doesn't quite have the nonstop driving pace of it's previous installments.  But it does have one terrific climax, as well as one of the most memorable villains in the series.