Featured cookbooks: The Book of Greens by Jenn Louis, and The St. Paul Farmers Market Produce Cookbook
Cooking the Books with Laurie Allmann: “Hot Sour Salty Sweet” and “Mangoes & Curry Leaves”
Taken collectively—or even individually—the geographic scope of these cookbooks is hilariously ambitious.
Cooking the Books with Laurie Allmann: Sababa, In BiBi’s Kitchen & Soo Fariista
A cookbook is an invitation; at it’s most basic, an invitation to try an unfamiliar ingredient, learn a new skill, or a new approach to an old favorite.
First Chapter: “St. Paul’s Architecture”
Emily reads from the first chapter of St. Paul's Architecture by Jeffrey A. Hess and Paul Clifford Larson.
Adult Storytime Podcast Episode 4: “The Horror of the Heights”
For our fourth Adult Storytime podcast, we're changing things up a little. Our story is by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle but it's not a Sherlock Holmes story.
No Stress, No Mess, or How About a Cozy?
Cozy mysteries make great escapist reads during stressful times. Here are a few authors and titles to get started with.
Adult Storytime Podcast: “The York Mystery” by Baroness Emma Orczy, from The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
One of the more unconventional crimesolvers created during the Golden Age of Detective Fiction in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Adult Storytime Podcast: “The Coin of Dionysius” by Ernest Bramah from The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
Saint Paul Public Library librarian János reads "The Coin of Dionysius" by Ernest Bramah from The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes.
Adult Storytime Podcast: “The Lenton Croft Robberies”
Today we're excited to announce our new podcast, Adult Storytime, featuring short works read aloud to you by Saint Paul Public Library staff.
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