Here's two additions to the libary worth your time: First, Maya Angelou's Wouldn't Take Nothing for My
Journey Now which is available on CD's that you can listen to at your leisure (taking a trip, cleaning the study). Maya
is a Grammy Award winner and a renowned writer of autobiographical and inspirational literature. A reviewer says she
speaks from the soul with the wisdom of a lifetime." Angelou reads her own work sharing the way in which spirit and
spirituality move and shape her life; exploring her experience of service, grace and giving; about how she celebrates
the spirit of her people and the earthly sensuality of the sisterhood. Maya Angelou has the heart of a poet and a
beautiful, vulnerable spirit.

A second addition to the libary is Games Grandma's Play: Life Lessons on Christian Faith and Grandchildren, by Joan
Jacobs. Jacobs is a wise and experienced grandma. In this volume she reflects on one of the life's great opportunities -
to be a grandparent. She explores the dynamics of this special relationship utilizing as a unifying theme different
games she has played with her grandchildren, games that reflect life challenges, like making choices, working together,
handling problems. The final chapters are a heart to heart discussion with fellow grandparents about their own life
challengeds. If you are a grandma or grandpa, new or very experienced, this book will have something helpful for you.

Remember, the library exists to be used. Come, visit, take something home.