New Books in FPCA Library

Four books from the series “Brides of the West 1872” have been added to the fiction section of the FPCA Library.  These books are written by Lori Copeland, who lives in Springfield, Missouri.  To Lori, Christianity means, peace, joy, and the knowledge that she has a Friend, a Savior, who never leaves her side.  Through her books, she hopes to share this wondrous assurance with others.  The books are called Faith, Hope, June and Glory and were donated by Susie McCoy in memory of her friend Karen Cicherski.

These books were also recently added to the library:

The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey by Susan Wojciechowski is a story that illuminates what Susan sees as the message of Christmas – Hope.  This is a story about a child entering the life of a sorrowful man and bringing light and hope into that life.  This book was given by Sandy Thomlinson in honor of her grandchildren:  Abby, Tate, Foster, Rachel and Garrett.  You will find this book in the children’s fiction section of the library.

Love You Forever by Robert Nunsch,is beautifully illustrated by Sheila McGraw. This book shows the progression of family love from a mother to her child and from that child to his mother, and then to his own child.  This book was given by Jim Chicherski and his daughters, Carrie, Lori, Sara and Amy, in memory of Karen Cicherski.  You will find this book in the children’s fiction section of the library.

The Little Prince by Antoine De Saint-Exupery is a wise and enchanting fable that, in teaching the secret of what is really important in life, has changed forever the world for its reader.  Few stories are as widely read and as universally cherished by children and adults alike.  This book was given by Sandy Thomlinson in memory of her mother, Zana Whipple.  You will find this book in the adult fiction section of the library.