Tasty & Captivating Night with Author Sujata Massey

Posted on by Meghan McCorkell

Writers LIVE! – Sujata Massey at the Roland Park Branch

On Saturday, May 12, Roland Park resident and award-winning writer Sujata Massey wowed a packed room at the Roland Park Branch. Forty people delighted in her presentation about her most recent book, The Widows of Malabar Hill, the first in a new series set in 1920s India.  Sujata showed slides of research trips to India for her new Perveen Mistry series as well as some tantalizing tidbits for book two, due out next year.  

The program got rave reviews with one attendee saying, “Great program!  Sujata is a fascinating, captivating speaker and author.  I loved the Rei Shimura series and I look forward to reading her new series.” Another mentioned, “Sujata is completely charming.  I loved her book and am inspired to read more by her.”

Tasty treats were provided by local Indian restaurant Namaste Baltimore.  Sujata even brought her homemade traditional Parsi biscuits for everyone.

Fans lined up afterward to buy a signed copy at The Ivy Bookshop’s table.

 

You can check out more titles by Sujata Massey at the Pratt Library. Just click on the cover!

 

 

Love Game of Thrones? We Have a Read for You This Holiday Weekend

Posted on by Meghan McCorkell

Hooked on Game of Thrones? George R.R. Martin’s novella Nightflyers is about to be a new TV series. You can check out the book first at the Pratt.

New Fiction Titles

 

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New Nonfiction Titles

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New Children’s Titles

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Stay tuned tomorrow for new Young Adult titles, Graphic novels, and digital downloads.

Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month Guide 4

Posted on by Tracy Dimond

Happy Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month!  Over the next few weeks we will be posting about texts you can check out from the Humanities and Fine Arts Departments at Central Library. For more information about the month please click here.

Celebrate Asian and Pacific Islanders this month by learning about their contributions to music, visual arts, and fashion. Within the guide you will find some authors who are Asian-Canadian. We decided to expand to include such authors because there are so many countries and cultures included within the term “Asian,” and Canada and the US are both part of North America. Check out the poetry titles here, theatre and comedy titles here, and comics and graphic novels here. 

 Click on a cover to reserve your copy today!

Music

Fashion

Visual Arts

Religion, Literature, and Memoir

Have you checked out one of these titles? If so, let us know on social media and tag it #atthepratt.

Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month Guide 3

Posted on by Tracy Dimond

Happy Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month! Over the next few weeks we will be posting about texts you can check out from the Humanities and Fine Arts departments at Central Library. For more information about the month please click here.

Within the guide you will find some authors who are Asian-Canadian. We decided to expand to include such authors because there are so many countries and cultures included within the term “Asian,” and Canada and the US are both part of North America. Check out the poetry titles here and theatre and comedy titles here.

Click on a cover to reserve your copy today!

Humanities: Comics and Graphic Novels

Have you checked out one of these titles? If so, let us know on social media and tag it #atthepratt.