March? March!? Of 2021?! Are you quite certain??

Remarkably, we are indeed well on our way into the Spring of 2021. The Second Lockdown has ended and college has reopened. The weather is looking up (mostly), flowers are starting to bloom, there are probably lambs leaping around in fields, somewhere… As gloomy as this past year may have been for a great many of us, there really is a great deal to be positive about, this March!

And do you know what else there is to be positive about? Libraries! Hurray!

Take a look at this month’s edition of Bookflix to see what’s new in at the SGS LRCs, what’s trending among college borrowers, the books that we are personally recommending, and to check out some themed books chosen particularly for this month!

As ever, if you would like to access an interactive version of Bookflix, click here:
Bookflix March 2021 .
In this interactive version you will be able to click on any title you like the look of, and it will take you –zap!– straight to our catalogue page where you can reserve it. Easy peasy, squeeze the lemon! (Do people still watch Horrible Histories, or is that just me?)

Onwards to Bookflix!

Titles List

New Releases

The Glass House – Eve Chase

Rules for Perfect Murders – Peter Swanson

The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl – Ryan North, Erica Henderson

The Nature of the Beast – Louise Penny

Amari and the Night Brothers – B. B. Alston

Trending Now 

The Darjeeling Limited (DVD)

We Have Always Lived In The Castle – Shirley Jackson

Me Before You – Jojo Moyes

The Graveyard Book – Neil Gaiman

Citadel – Kate Mosse

National Careers Week

The C.V. Book – James Innes

Compassionate Careers: Making a living by making a difference – Jeffery W. Pryor, Alexandra Mitchell

The Career Guide for Creative and Unconventional People – Carol Eikleberry 

Guide To Not Going To University – City & Guilds

What Employers Want: The Employability Skills Handbook – Karen Holmes

World Autism Awareness Week

Born On A Blue Day – Daniel Tammet

Ten Things Every Child With Autism Wishes You Knew – Ellen Notbohm

The Autistic Brain – Temple Grandin

I Think I Might Be Autistic: A Guide to Autism-Spectrum Disorder Diagnosis and Self-Discovery for Adults – Cynthia Kim

The Reason I Jump – Naoki Higashida

World Water Day

The Water Crisis – Julie Stauffer

Sensitive Chaos: The Creation of Flowing Forms in Water and Air – Theodor Schwenk

Water: Life In Every Drop – Julian Caldecott

Out Of Ice: The Secret Language of Ice – Elizabeth Ogilvie

The Water Crisis  – ISSUES

Staff Recommendations 

Everything I Know About Love – Dolly Alderton

Maurice – E. M. Forster

The Foundling – Stacey Halls

Alexander The Great – Robin Lane Fox

Brideshead Revisited – Evelyn Waugh