In Remembrance Mary Higgins Clark

In Remembrance Mary Higgins Clark

Suspense author, Mary Higgins Clark passed away this past Friday at the age of 92.  Clark was the author of over 50 best selling suspense novels, which according to the NY Times have collectively sold more than 100 million copies in the United States.  You can read more about the life and legacy of Mary Higgins Clark via the NY Times, here

In honor of this beloved novelist, why not stop by the library to browse the shelves Mary Higgins Clark’s novels?  Below are a few favorites:

Did you know that Mary Higgins Clark’s Daughter Carol Higgins Clark is also a mystery novelist? You can find her books near her mother’s in our fiction collection.

-Jessica, Adult Services Librarian 

Subscribe

Stay in the loop and never miss out! Our weekly newsletter is the best way to stay informed on all things Library!
What are you waiting for?
Subscribe
06 September 2026
Livingston Library Community, A patron came to the Library recently and checked out a book about abdominal...
Read More
04 September 2026
This September, the Livingston Public Library presents a collection of charming Hummel figurines belonging...
Read More
03 September 2026
September is Healthy Aging Month, a time to celebrate the opportunities that come with growing older...
Read More
02 September 2026
Celebrate Rosh Hashanah by stopping by the Youth Services Desk to pick up a take & make Rosh Hashanah...
Read More
02 September 2026
Happy September, Livingston! It’s back-to-school time, so let’s hit the books this month with some great...
Read More
01 September 2026
Which books should win the Garden State Children’s Book Award 2027? Children can vote for their favorite...
Read More
01 September 2026
September is National Preparedness Month, and we want to help you and your family get ready for the unexpected....
Read More
30 August 2026
Livingston Library Community, A new school year starts tomorrow, and the Library is here to help students...
Read More
27 August 2026
When we think about the American Revolution, we often picture the familiar stories of Washington, the...
Read More
25 August 2026
Who says murder mysteries have to be grim? Some of today’s most entertaining mysteries combine clever...
Read More
The Library will be closed Sunday, September 6 and Monday, September 7 in observance of Labor Day.
The Library will be closed Sunday, September 6 and Monday, September 7 in observance of Labor Day.