Looking for an exciting new read? Why not check out some of these hot titles from the March 17 edition of the New York Times Bestsellers list.

In Lean In, Sheryl Sandberg, chief operating officer of Facebook examines why she thinks women’s progress in achieving leadership roles  in the workplace has stalled and offers solutions that can empower women to achieve their full potential.  Even prior to its release Lean In has been inspiring a great deal of discussion. From what I have gathered on various blogs and articles some are either greatly inspired by Ms. Sandberg's  message, while others find her views somewhat elitist. She was recently  featured on the cover of Time with the headline "Don't Hate Her Because She's Successful" and just this past Sunday, was interviewed on 60 Minutes where she urged women to lean in, not back at work and stated "that there's an awful lot we [women] can control and we can do for ourselves to sit at more tables, raise more hands."   The book should make for an interesting read.  Check out some of the links below for more information about Lean In and Ms. Sandberg.

Looking for an exciting new read? Why not check out some of these hot titles from the March 10 edition of the New York Times Bestsellers list.

This week Richland Library has many new and upcoming releases ready for checkout or to be requested, so peruse the choices listed below, because you are sure to find a great read among them. 

Looking for an exciting new read? Why not check out some of these hot titles from the March 3 edition of the New York Times Bestsellers list.

Matt and Ted Lee, authors of the Lee Bros. Southern Cookbook, the 2007 James Beard Cookbook of the Year, are out with a new cookbook, The Lee Bros.: Charleston Kitchen.  According to the author's website they “interviewed home cooks, chefs, farmers, fishermen, caterers, and funeral directors to get the most accurate—and at the same time very intimate—perspective on Charleston foodways” and describe this as their most personal book yet.  In addition, the cookbook includes walking tours and driving maps that correspond to recipes.  So, if you enjoy good food and Charleston, SC you should have a grand time with this cookbook.  A link to the author's website is linked below, according to the Tour Schedule they do plan to be in Columbia in March for book signings at two area bookstores.

Looking for an exciting new read? Why not check out some of these hot titles from the February 24 edition of the New York Times Bestsellers list.

For links to these items in Richland Library's online catalog, see the Additional Resources section below.  Additional bestselling lists are linked below.

Hardcover Fiction

Ron Rash is out with a new book, Nothing Gold Can Stay, a collection of stories set in Appalachia and covering time periods from the Civil War to present day. Rash is a bestselling writer who authored last year’s One Book, One Columbia read, Saints at the River and this will be his fifth collection of stories.

 Looking for an exciting new read? Why not check out some of these hot titles from the February 17 edition of the New York Times Bestsellers list? For links to these items in Richland Library's online catalog, see the Additional Resources section below.  Additional bestselling lists are linked below.