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"I borrowed this book (The Lost Family by Libby Copeland) from the local library, and was attracted by the story of the two sisters who learned through DNA testing that they did not have Irish descent, even though they are now dead. My father said he is 100% Irish. In this non-fiction work, I learned about the application of DNA testing in solving crimes and investigating crimes. I heard that many people are learning a new acronym-NPE, this Represents a non-paternity test event, which means that the person they think is their father is not their biological parents, which makes me sad." — Mary Marshall, York

Mainers, please tell us this book on your bedside table by email immediately. Describe the book in one or two paragraphs, and make sure to tell us what attracted you. As the pandemic spreads, we want to hear what you read during these turbulent times and why. Send your choice to [email protected] and we may use it as a nightstand in the future.

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