At the HUB: 19th Century Literature

Inspired by this timeline in Entertainment Weekly, I wrote a book list for some of my favorite reads from this era. Check it out!

Sunday Matinee: Covert Affairs

COVERT AFFAIRS: is a TV series on USA from a producer of Bourne Trilogy. I saw an ad in Entertainment Weekly and thought it looked good. I LOVE the Bourne movies. I love spy/CIA shows. I couldn't see how this could be bad. Unfortuanately, the ad was for Season 2. So I turned to Netflix.

It's about a girl, Annie Walker, who joins the CIA because of a broke heart. She's still nursing her lost love. She's great at langauges and they bring her up early from training. She befriends Auggie , a former special operative. He was blinded during a mission. He gives her all the dirt on the missions and other people in the agency. Annie starts to make a name for herself within the agency.

I really enjoy this series for the action, the witty banter, the danger, and the characters.

On the first mission

Learning Intel

Friendly Banter

Have you seen this show?

Happy National Library Week

To all my fellow librarians, this post is for you. Here's a short celebration of librarians in movies from EW. There are two I'd like to add - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade:












along with Rupert Giles from Buffy:Here are some best librarian picks from them