Library Notes

“My grandma always said that God made libraries so that people didn’t have any excuse to be stupid.” ~ Joan Bauer

 

What’s happening at the library:

Check us out on Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest

E-Books, E-Audios, E-Comics, Movies and much more can be checked out on Hoopla

Storytime every Wednesday at 10:30

Check out our website: www.jlslibrary.org

All our Cadiz Records and Trigg County High School Yearbooks are available on our website

2025 Reading Challenge starts February 1st with a Book Swap in the basement of the library

Tax season is upon us: We are now taking appointments for free Tax service

 

Pam’s Pick this week is: “The Texas Murders” by James Patterson, this is the story of a Texas Ranger Rory Yates who goes on a no holds barred pursuit of the most dangerous killer ever to terrorize Texas. When a woman disappears with clues that point to a cold case, Yates must find the killer before he kills again.

 

New Fiction: “Home and Away” by Rochelle Alers, “Miss Amelia’s List” by Mercedes Lackey, this is the 17th book in the Elemental Masters series, and “Lawbreaker” by Diana Palmer.

 

New Christian Fiction: “A Hope Unburied” by Kimberley Woodhouse, this is the third book in the Treasurers of the Earth series.

 

New Large Print: “A Tangled Web of Frontier Life” by Johnny Gunn, this is the first book in the Brookside, Oregon Territory series.

 

New Mysteries: “Crafting Deception” by Barbara Emodi, this the second book in the Gasper’s Cove mysteries, and “Against the Grain” by Peter Lovesey.

 

New Biography: “What I Ate in One Year (and Related Thoughts)” by Stanley Tucci.

 

New Non-Fiction: “The Serviceberry” by Robin Wall Kimmerer, “Reminisce Mealtime Memories,” and “Profiles of Kentucky’s United States Senators” by Paul Whalen.

 

New Audio Book: “Stuart Wood’s Golden Hour” by Brett Battles.

 

New Movies: “Horizon: An American Saga-Chapter 1,” and “The Wild Robot.”

 

 

Happy Reading!

Pam Metts, Director