2017 Recommended Reads
from the Bonisteel Library
Shaebin Park (2011)
Jordan Pemberton (2008)
Emily Spica (2011)
2017 NEW ITEMS
2,000+ new items added to Academic Library
(700+ items were from **donations)
1,600+ new items added to Music Library
Featured books will have a call number with a link to the catalog describing the contents.
Beautiful
Books
N 610 .G161 2016
TR 654 .M37 2016
GT 596 .A57 2017
582.160941 H46
959.704 W256
TR 680 .L45 2017
N 7680 .P53 2016
Current
Events
320.5209 M468
947.086 G392
302.3 O999
320.530 M163
ATaste of the Classics (in 3 genres)
FIC TOI
A retelling of the Greek tragedy of
Agamemnon and Clytemnestra.
833.01 W746
The Odyssey’s newest translation and the
first one by a woman.
305 B365
Beard begs the question: What would
such power – no rape, no guns, no
shutting up of women – look like?
Short Stories
A new collection of short stories
from faculty member Jack Driscoll
(IAA Fac 75-82, 83-05, 06-08)
SC DRI
SC KEE
SC STR
SC ARI
Science
577.630977 E28
577.3 H375
539.7 L665
597.15 B174
A Book for
All Ages
This beautiful book was inspired by
the decision to remove 50 'nature'
words from the Oxford Junior
Dictionary. These words
included acorn, bluebell, and
kingfisher.
NC 965.7 .N38 M143 2017
Issues on Refugees and Migrants (in 3 genres)
SC NGU 305.23 L953 FIC HAM
Fiction
FIC SAU FIC WEI
FIC WAR
FIC EGA
FIC NG
Art and Life
N71 .L35 2016
N66 .D26 2013
Top 5 Vinyls
50+ new vinyls added to the
collection for a total of 5,506
Fifteen - The Wailin' Jennys
Velvet Underground and Nico 
Star Wars Soundtracks (All 7 Star Wars
Movies and Rogue One)
Freedom Highway - Rhiannon Giddens
Soft Bulletin - The Flaming Lips
Ask at the desk for these and other
albums.
A Shout Out!
for books added to our collection this year from members of our
Interlochen family
RON POWERS
father of Kevin Powers (IAA 2002)
* Washington Post Notable Book of the Year * People Magazine
Best Book of the Year * Shelf Awareness Best Book of the Year
“Extraordinary and courageous . . . No doubt if everyone
were to read this book, the world would change.”—New York
Times Book Review
In an interview with Terry Gross:
GROSS: Were there any clues before that [schizophrenia]?
POWERS: Not that we recognized. In retrospect and after a
lot of reading on the subject, we realized that the symptoms
of schizophrenia are often linked to creative talent, that the
- that psychiatrists have noticed that the same impulses that
enable creativity, which was crossing categorical
boundaries and looking for new - new solutions and new
concepts, are the same tendencies that feed schizophrenia.
362.2 P888
JULIE BUNTIN
(IAA 03-05;
IAC St 05)
"Sensitive and smart and arrestingly
beautiful, debut novelist Buntin's tale
of the friendship between two girls in
the woods of Northern Michigan makes
coming-of-age stories feel both urgent
and new. . . .Buntin creates a world so
subtle and nuanced and alive that it
imprints like a memory. Devastating;
as unforgettable as it is gorgeous.”
—Kirkus, starred review
FIC BUN
CHRISTINA NICHOL
(IAA Fac 17)
“This book is a triumphant, sustained,
comic performance. I can’t recall a
contemporaryAmerican novel anywhere
near as funny.” ―Norman Rush
AWall Street Journal Best Fiction
Book of 2014!
California Gold MedalAward for
First Fiction.
FIC NIC
BRITTANY
CAVALLARO
(IAA 02-04;
IAC Fac 18)
“Beautiful prose, thrilling action, a touch of romance,
and two complicated heroes to root for make this a
not-to-be-missed sequel. Readers will be craving the
final book in the Trilogy.”
—Booklist (starred review)
“Cavallaro’s crackling dialogue, well-drawn
characters, and complicated relationships make this
feel like a seamless and sharp renewal of Doyle’s series.
An explosive mystery featuring a dynamic duo.”
—Kirkus Reviews (starred review) onA Study
in Charlotte)
YA FIC CAV #2
DAVID ALLEN
(IAC St 11-12;
IAA Fac 10-18)
“This is a great story about a year in the life of a
New England boarding school teacher. For those
who have worked in, or attended, a secondary
independent boarding school, you will appreciate
how realistic DavidAllen's book is. He weaves in
fictitious and actual institutions in his story, and
uses his own experiences as a teacher in such schools
to create an interesting and compelling plot. Check
it out!”
—GL (AMAZON REVIEW)
FIC ALL
New Print Journal:
Dark Mountain
“So we find ourselves, our ways of telling unbalanced, trapped inside a
runaway narrative, headed for the worst kind of encounter with
reality. In such a moment, writers, artists, poets and storytellers of all
kinds have a critical role to play. Creativity remains the most
uncontrollable of human forces: without it, the project of civilisation
is inconceivable…”
- From Uncivilisation: the Dark Mountain Manifesto
NPR’s 2017 Book Concierge
NPR’s Best Albums of 2017
New York Times 100 Notable Books for 2017
Lithub's Best Reviewed Books
Guardian’s Best Books of 2017
Sampling of More Best Books:
**A warm thank you to these donors for their significant donations this past
year. Links will take you to the items:
“Gift of  Joe & Kathryn Anderson, Parents of Erin Anderson(IAA 1992-96)”
"Gift of Edward R. Bagley.”
"In memory of Professor William Griffiths.”
"From the collection of President Jeffrey Kimpton, 2003-2017"
“Donation from the McCann family”
“From the collection of Sadayoshi Omoto"
“Donated by Tymn Wallace Interlochen Center for the Arts, Accompanist”

2017 winter reads

  • 1.
    2017 Recommended Reads fromthe Bonisteel Library Shaebin Park (2011) Jordan Pemberton (2008) Emily Spica (2011)
  • 2.
    2017 NEW ITEMS 2,000+new items added to Academic Library (700+ items were from **donations) 1,600+ new items added to Music Library Featured books will have a call number with a link to the catalog describing the contents.
  • 3.
  • 4.
    TR 654 .M372016 GT 596 .A57 2017 582.160941 H46
  • 5.
    959.704 W256 TR 680.L45 2017 N 7680 .P53 2016
  • 7.
  • 8.
  • 9.
    ATaste of theClassics (in 3 genres) FIC TOI A retelling of the Greek tragedy of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra. 833.01 W746 The Odyssey’s newest translation and the first one by a woman. 305 B365 Beard begs the question: What would such power – no rape, no guns, no shutting up of women – look like?
  • 10.
    Short Stories A newcollection of short stories from faculty member Jack Driscoll (IAA Fac 75-82, 83-05, 06-08) SC DRI
  • 11.
  • 13.
  • 14.
  • 15.
    A Book for AllAges This beautiful book was inspired by the decision to remove 50 'nature' words from the Oxford Junior Dictionary. These words included acorn, bluebell, and kingfisher. NC 965.7 .N38 M143 2017
  • 16.
    Issues on Refugeesand Migrants (in 3 genres) SC NGU 305.23 L953 FIC HAM
  • 17.
  • 18.
  • 19.
    Art and Life N71.L35 2016 N66 .D26 2013
  • 20.
    Top 5 Vinyls 50+new vinyls added to the collection for a total of 5,506 Fifteen - The Wailin' Jennys Velvet Underground and Nico  Star Wars Soundtracks (All 7 Star Wars Movies and Rogue One) Freedom Highway - Rhiannon Giddens Soft Bulletin - The Flaming Lips Ask at the desk for these and other albums.
  • 23.
    A Shout Out! forbooks added to our collection this year from members of our Interlochen family
  • 24.
    RON POWERS father ofKevin Powers (IAA 2002) * Washington Post Notable Book of the Year * People Magazine Best Book of the Year * Shelf Awareness Best Book of the Year “Extraordinary and courageous . . . No doubt if everyone were to read this book, the world would change.”—New York Times Book Review In an interview with Terry Gross: GROSS: Were there any clues before that [schizophrenia]? POWERS: Not that we recognized. In retrospect and after a lot of reading on the subject, we realized that the symptoms of schizophrenia are often linked to creative talent, that the - that psychiatrists have noticed that the same impulses that enable creativity, which was crossing categorical boundaries and looking for new - new solutions and new concepts, are the same tendencies that feed schizophrenia. 362.2 P888
  • 25.
    JULIE BUNTIN (IAA 03-05; IACSt 05) "Sensitive and smart and arrestingly beautiful, debut novelist Buntin's tale of the friendship between two girls in the woods of Northern Michigan makes coming-of-age stories feel both urgent and new. . . .Buntin creates a world so subtle and nuanced and alive that it imprints like a memory. Devastating; as unforgettable as it is gorgeous.” —Kirkus, starred review FIC BUN
  • 26.
    CHRISTINA NICHOL (IAA Fac17) “This book is a triumphant, sustained, comic performance. I can’t recall a contemporaryAmerican novel anywhere near as funny.” ―Norman Rush AWall Street Journal Best Fiction Book of 2014! California Gold MedalAward for First Fiction. FIC NIC
  • 27.
    BRITTANY CAVALLARO (IAA 02-04; IAC Fac18) “Beautiful prose, thrilling action, a touch of romance, and two complicated heroes to root for make this a not-to-be-missed sequel. Readers will be craving the final book in the Trilogy.” —Booklist (starred review) “Cavallaro’s crackling dialogue, well-drawn characters, and complicated relationships make this feel like a seamless and sharp renewal of Doyle’s series. An explosive mystery featuring a dynamic duo.” —Kirkus Reviews (starred review) onA Study in Charlotte) YA FIC CAV #2
  • 28.
    DAVID ALLEN (IAC St11-12; IAA Fac 10-18) “This is a great story about a year in the life of a New England boarding school teacher. For those who have worked in, or attended, a secondary independent boarding school, you will appreciate how realistic DavidAllen's book is. He weaves in fictitious and actual institutions in his story, and uses his own experiences as a teacher in such schools to create an interesting and compelling plot. Check it out!” —GL (AMAZON REVIEW) FIC ALL
  • 29.
    New Print Journal: DarkMountain “So we find ourselves, our ways of telling unbalanced, trapped inside a runaway narrative, headed for the worst kind of encounter with reality. In such a moment, writers, artists, poets and storytellers of all kinds have a critical role to play. Creativity remains the most uncontrollable of human forces: without it, the project of civilisation is inconceivable…” - From Uncivilisation: the Dark Mountain Manifesto
  • 30.
    NPR’s 2017 BookConcierge NPR’s Best Albums of 2017 New York Times 100 Notable Books for 2017 Lithub's Best Reviewed Books Guardian’s Best Books of 2017 Sampling of More Best Books:
  • 31.
    **A warm thankyou to these donors for their significant donations this past year. Links will take you to the items: “Gift of  Joe & Kathryn Anderson, Parents of Erin Anderson(IAA 1992-96)” "Gift of Edward R. Bagley.” "In memory of Professor William Griffiths.” "From the collection of President Jeffrey Kimpton, 2003-2017" “Donation from the McCann family” “From the collection of Sadayoshi Omoto" “Donated by Tymn Wallace Interlochen Center for the Arts, Accompanist”