Sunday at the Library: Read and Discuss The Lions of Fifth Avenue

by Fiona Davis

“Davis gives readers a mystery and a historical novel all in one absorbing tale.”—Library Journal

“A captivating ode to the power of books, the bonds of family, and the beauty of finding the strength to be ourselves. Fiona Davis’s spectacular setting—the iconic New York Public Library—comes alive across the generations as two women—one in 1913 and one in 1993—struggle with their own identities, a compelling mystery, and a tragedy that impacts both of them. What begins as a search for vanished rare books becomes, for both women, a quest to redefine themselves and open their hearts. This is a novel for all those who believe in the transformative magic of the written word.”—Kristin Harmel, author of The Room on Rue Amélie 

Copies of this book are available to borrow through the Mid-Hudson Library system.  Ask at the circulation desk for assistance if needed. Contact info@rosendalelibrary.org  for further information