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Is it just us or have a lot of books been making appearances on the big screen lately? Rolling Stone just released their 2017 Summer Movie Preview and we couldn’t help but notice that one of Stephen King’s books made the list. On August 4, 2017, The Dark Tower, the first installment of an adaptation of King’s Dark Tower series will hit theaters (Check out the trailer on Youtube). The film is technically a continuation of the novels, but will draw on elements from the The Gunslinger, the first book in the series. Borrow a copy from us and read the book first!
Interested in other movies that were books written by Stephen King? Check out his website for a complete movie list from A to Z.
Spring into new titles at Hirsh Library!
Since the new year, we’ve added a long list of books to our collection, including a great many new releases on nutrition. Be sure to check the NEW BOOKS display above the journal wall on the 4th floor in your travels, as they are rotated frequently.
More Than Just Food : Food Justice and Community Change by Garrett M. Broad
The Science of Nutrition by Janice L. Thompson
Remaking the American Patient by Nancy Tomes
The Personalized Medicine Revolution by Pieter Cullis
In a Different Key: The Story of Autism by John Donvan
Hand to Mouth : Living in Bootstrap America by Linda Tirado
…and if you need to take a break from reading, here are two highly recommended films that have been added this month.
Ken Burns Presents Cancer : the Emperor of All Maladies
In Defense of Food: An Eater’s Manifesto
As always, if there’s a book out there that you think the library should own, please let us know!
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