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The Cherry Cola Book Club (2013)

by Ashton Lee(Favorite Author)

2.88 of 5 Votes: 1

ISBN

075827341X (ISBN13: 9780758273413)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Kensington Books

series

A Cherry Cola Book Club

review 1: Spoiler. this book was entertaining and helped me get through a lot of driving. however I was very annoyed that the librarian wasn't trying to save the library before the city counsel gave her an ultimatum. a true librarian would have been trying different programs to increase attendance from the start. even one fresh out of school. however the rest was fun getting to know the characters and learning about their lives. but there really wasn't an ending. the library ends up being saved, for now. but nothing was really resolved. unless this is a series and I didn't realize it.
review 2: I really wanted to love this book because I work for a library but I didn't fall in love; only like. You're given a deadline to show growth in your library and your big idea is to... more start a book club but first have a meeting to decide how to do it. I kept yelling at the librarian to do something to get people in the door of the library and to get the word out to the public that the library needs your help and support. There were a couple good quotes in the book:"Unfortunately, there are those in this community who feel that a library is a luxury for bored housewives who are too cheap to buy their own copies of best sellers at the nearest bookstore. And that's one of the milder sentiments I could conjure up for public consumption. Those people don't see the library as the educational and job hunting resource it's always been.""Sometimes I wonder what the future of communicating through books will be with all this electronic instant gratification," Maura Beth added. "There are those who feel that some readers will always want to hold a bound copy in their hands -- something that they can put on a shelf and down to their children as part of our cultural heritage. And there's the doomsday scenarios which will always favor books." "Tell me about it." "It's the one where if civilization falls apart and there's no technology left, you can still read a book lying in the grass munching berries or sitting up in a tree eating a banan less

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