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WARREN TWP. – Warrenbrook Senior Center, located at 500 Warrenville Road, is offering several exciting activities during January.

Novelist, poet, and editor Kathleen Rooney (“Lillian Boxfish Takes a Walk”) captures the glamour, grit and just maybe a little bit of fairy magic of Colleen Moore’s empowering story in “From Dust to Stardust,” a novel inspired by Moore which also offers a documentarian-like view of the silent film era.

Libraries are not just a place, but an idea, an expression of shared public resources used for public good without cost being a barrier to entry.

Your guide to whats happening this month at your local library.

Her new book, a sequel to 2016's “It Ends with Us,” sold an astounding 800,000 copies on the first day of its release.

Book covers go through trend cycles, with the “flat illustration” the look of the 2010s, so we shouldn’t be stuck with the blob forever.

Maud Casey fuses fact and fiction to give unforgettable voices to 19th-century female psychiatric patients. "City of Incurable Women" by Maud Casey; Bellevue Literary Press (128 pages, $16.99) ——— Incurable

Maud Casey fuses fact and fiction to give unforgettable voices to 19th-century female psychiatric patients. "City of Incurable Women" by Maud Casey; Bellevue Literary Press (128 pages, $16.99) ——— Incurable

Nonfiction writer Sarah Mangusos debut novel, "Very Cold People," builds a chilly New England coming-of-age story out of vignettes. "Very Cold People" by Sarah Manguso; Hogarth (208 pages, $26) ———

Nonfiction writer Sarah Mangusos debut novel, "Very Cold People," builds a chilly New England coming-of-age story out of vignettes. "Very Cold People" by Sarah Manguso; Hogarth (208 pages, $26) ———