Tammy Bobrowsky
Producer - "What We're Reading"Tammy Bobrowsky works at Bemidji State University's library. She hosts "What We're Reading," a show about books and authors, and lends her talents as a volunteer DJ.
Reach her at books@kaxe.org.
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Stories of humor, mischief, and misbehaving from Larry Amik Smallwood as told to Michael Migizi Sullivan, Sr. in “Plums or Nuts: Ojibwe Stories of Anishinaabe Humor.” -
Writer and neuroscientist Gregory Berns gives us a glimpse into the cognitive and emotional lives of cows in his new book "Cowpuppy." -
New book recommendations from children’s librarian Tracy Kampa include stories by Lisa Fipps, John Schu, Gennifer Choldenko, and more. -
Lev Grossman, author of the “Magicians” trilogy, pens a King Arthur novel steeped in tradition, but for the 21st century in “The Bright Sword.” -
Minnesota writer Marcie Rendon’s engaging thriller “Where They Last Saw Her” highlights community and the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, or MMIW. -
Minnesota musicians Chan Poling and Lucy Michell team up on a children’s picture book, "The Moons," about coping with loneliness and making new friends. -
Now 40 years since the release of the iconic “Born in the U.S.A.” album, Steven Hyden’s book provides insight into the artist and the era. -
New research shows that kids aren’t reading for fun as much as they used to. Local educators Tracy Kampa and Kathrina O’Connell talk about why and how you can motivate young readers. -
The acclaimed Bemidji author and Ojibwe professor’s debut novel is part coming-of-age, part thriller, set in Nigigoonsiminikaaning First Nation. -
Leif Enger’s new novel “I Cheerfully Refuse” takes us on a storied journey through a dystopic, not-too distant America, but is full of hope and beauty.
