 | A State of Mind |
This documentary captures incredibly rare footage of daily life in North Korea by following the lives of 2 young gymnasts as they practice for the Mass Games- the largest choreographed performance on Earth. It's a sometimes shocking, intimate look at one of the world's most secretive nations. ~Elizabeth, HH |
Staff Picks
Staff Picks
 | Without You by Saskia Sarginson |
After the death of her older sister in a boating accident, Faith's family life begins to unravel as her parents struggle with their loss. However, Faith believes Eva is still alive and attempts to find her at all costs. The reader is brought back to her parent's happier times, revealing a family secret that haunts them. I couldn't put this book down, and I hated to see it end. ~Marguerite, CCL |
 | Sing to the Moon -- Laura Mvula |
Classically trained singer and composer Mvula's voice is one of my favorite new discoveries- each song is more original than the last. Her musical influences seem to be many- she evokes the Beach Boys on one track, then crafts a heartbreaking ballad reminiscent of Nina Simone on another. ~Elizabeth, HH |