The library has many guides to Paris, and they are all helpful for planning a trip to the City of Light. But these books might help you find it something a bit unusual--whether it is fashion, food, or a quiet corner.

Fashion insiders' guide: Paris by Carole Sabas ; illustrated by Caroline Andrieu — Each entry includes a description of recommended spots with hints about when to go, who to ask for, and what to get. The inclusion of additional advice from local fashion celebrities on their favorite places to frequent puts readers in-the-know.

Quiet Paris by Siobhan Wall — From formal gardens to light-filled art galleries, chic boutiques, small tearooms and gourmet delicatessens, Quiet Paris has over one hundred and twenty tempting places to savor the quiet delights of this most seductive of cities.

When March went mad: the game that transformed basketball by Seth Davis

March 1939: before the madness: the story of the first NCAA Basketball Tournament champions by Terry Frei

Cinderella: inside the rise of mid-major college basketball by Michael Litos

The Final Four by Paul Volponi

Glory road: my story of the 1966 NCAA basketball championship and how one team triumphed against the odds and changed America forever by Don Haskins ; with Daniel Wetzel

March madness [videodisc]: the greatest moments of the NCAA tournament

In honor of Women's History Month check out some of these titles about female rulers throughout history:

Born to rule: five reigning consorts, granddaughters of Queen Victoria: Maud of Norway, Sophie of Greece, Alexandra of Russia, Marie of Romania, and Victoria Eugenie of Spain by Julie Gelardi

Elizabeth and Mary: cousins, rivals, queens by Jane Dunn

Female pharaohs [videodisc] by Discovery Communications

Five empresses: court life in eighteenth-century Russia by Evgenii V. Anisimov ; translated by Kathleen Carroll

Livia, Empress of Rome: a biography by Matthew Dennison

March is National Nutrition Month, in the words of Hippocrates “Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food." Canton seniors can dine Monday-Friday at 11:30AM at the Summit on the Park's Oak Room.  Free if you are 60 years or older.

If you are homebound, age 60 and older you can receive a hot meal delivered to your home Monday-Friday. For more information contact: Wayne County Office of Nutrition Services 734-727-7357 or 800-851-1454.

Or prepare healthy meals at home:

The big book of health and fitness: a practical guide to diet, exercise, healthy aging, illness prevention, and sexual well-being by Philip Maffetone

The DASH diet action plan: proven to lower blood pressure and cholesterol without medication by Marla Heller

Cooking light complete meals in minutes: over 700 great recipes by [senior editor, Heather Averett]

Need inspiration to create your own storytime at home? Having an at-home storytime with your children can be as simple as reading a few books, dancing together to a silly song, and reciting a rhyme. The following books, songs, and rhyme are all fun suggestions for a "transportation" themed storytime. 

My life in Middlemarch by Rebecca Mead

E.E. Cummings: a life by Susan Cheever

The adventures of Henry Thoreau: a young man's unlikely path to Walden Pond by Michael Sims

Citizen explorer: the life of Zebulon Pike by Jared Orsi

Eliot Ness: the rise and fall of an American hero by Douglas Perry

My life in Middlemarch by Rebecca Mead

Dear Abigail: the intimate lives and revolutionary ideas of Abigail Adams and her two remarkable sisters by Diane Jacobs

Daughter of empire: my life as a Mountbatten by Lady Pamela Hicks

The Cooked Seed: A Memoir by Min, Anchee

Book of ages: the life and opinions of Jane Franklin by Jill Lepore

Flappers: six women of a dangerous generation by Judith Mackrell

Elizabeth of York: a Tudor queen and her world by Alison Weir

Pioneering women who led and won struggles for equality and civil rights; created and advanced educational and professional opportunities; and made great contributions to the arts, sciences and humanistic causes are honored each year during the month of March — National Women's History Month.

General History

Chronology of women worldwide: people, places & events that shaped women's history by Lynne Brakeman, editor ; Susan Gall, managing editor

Extraordinary women of the Medieval and Renaissance world: a biographical dictionary by Carole Levin ... [et al.]

Notable Black American women by Jessie Carney Smith, editor

Notable women in world government by edited by the editors of Salem Press

The reader's companion to U.S. women's history by editors, Wilma Mankiller ... [et al.]

The House of Silk: a Sherlock Holmes novel by Anthony Horowitz

The Baker Street Letters by Michael Robertson

The Sherlockian by Graham Moore

The Case of Emily V by Keith Oatley

Baskerville by John O'Connell

Sherlock Holmes: the unauthorized biography by Nick Rennison

The Alienist by Caleb Carr