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Harford County Public Library's highly popular winter reading program is in full swing once again right now! This year the program is called, "Books Add Color." How true; and we certainly need a bit of color at this grey time of year!

The program is intended for high school students and adults. Sign up between now and March 3. Adults read 5 books and high school students must read 3 books. Return your completed reading book log by March 3 and receive a Winter Reading journal.

For more information, click on the bright red cardinal on HCPL's home page, or ask your local branch librarian.

Those winter reading book logs are a great resource, so don't let them go to waste! Your fellow book-lovers would love to hear what you have been reading. There is nothing like a personal recommendation to pique someone's interest. Just think how popular the returned book cart is in just about any public library you have ever visited.

So click and leave a comment on this posting and tell us the titles on your personal book log.

My own titles are: Indiscretion by Jude Morgan; Silent in the Grave by Deanna Raybourn; And So Victoria by Vaughan Wilkins; The Complete Father Brown G. K. Chesterton; and Dust by Martha Grimes