Library Notes

Library Notes for December 28, 2016

“Happiness is soft pajamas and a good book,

and time enough to indulge in both!”

“Pam’s Pick” this week is one last Christmas story: “The Christmas Town” by Donna Van Liere, this is a moving and uplifting story about finding love, hope, and family in unexpected places.

New Fiction: “The Mirror Sisters” by V.C. Andrews, “The Flame Bearer” by Bernard Cornwell, “The Whole Town’s Talking” by Fannie Flagg, this book is also in large print, “Pretty Paper” by Willie Nelson, “The Christmas Mystery” by James Patterson, this is a BookShots, and “Lovers and Newcomers” by Rosie Thomas.

New Large Print: “A Log Cabin Christmas Collection,” and “Badlanders” by David Robbins.

New Christian Fiction: “Becky Meets Her Match: An Amish Christmas Romance” by Linda Byler, “An Amish Family Christmas” by Shelley Shepard Gray this is the fourth book in the Charmed Amish Life series, and “Kissing Father Christmas” by Robin Jones Gunn, this is the third book in the Father Christmas series.

New Mystery: “Triple Crown” by Felix Francis.

New Biographies: “Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood” by Trevor Noah, and “Our Revolution: a Future to Believe in” by Bernie Sanders.

New Non-fiction: “The Broken Way: a Daring Path into the Abundant Life” by Ann Voskamp, “Night Fighter: an Insider’s Story of Special Ops from Korea to Seal Team 6” by William Hamilton, Jr., “Living with Schizophrenia: a Family Guide to Making a Difference” by Jeffrey Rado, “Homemade Christmas” by Gooseberry Patch, “Nolo’s Essential Guide to Buying Your First Home” by Ilona Bray, “Star Wars Rogue One: the Ultimate Visual Guide” by Pablo Hidalgo, and “The Wars of the Roosevelts: the Ruthless Rise of America’s Greatest Political Family” by William J. Mann.

New Audio Books: “This Was a Man” by Jeffrey Archer, “Vince Flynn’s Order to Kill” by Kyle Mills, and “Small Great Things” by Jodi Picoult.

New DVDs: “Star Trek Beyond,” “Nerve,” and “The Secret Life of Pets.”

New TV Season: “Outlander” season 2.

Don’t forget to return your Library Challenge by December 29^th. I hope you have enjoyed the Challenge!

The Library will be closed on December 30^th, & 31^st and January 2^nd, for the New Year’s Holidays.

Happy New Year’s Reading!

Pam Metts, Director

 

 

 

Library Notes for December 21, 2016

Holly our Shelf Elf has been a busy little elf this month. She has showed up in places I never would have thought about. She is a very good Elf and does love to read. She is excited to be going home with someone for the Holidays on Thursday. The drawing for Holly will be Thursday, December 22.

Also don’t forget to return your Library Challenge by December 29^th. I hope you have enjoyed the Challenge!

“Pam’s Pick” this week is: “Because It’s Christmas” by Katherine Spencer, this is a Thomas Kinkade’s Cape Light novel. Sophie makes a deal with her family to spend one last Christmas on Potter Orchard. Her grandson James comes to help her have the best Christmas ever. James didn’t plan on staying but when he meets Zoey, he understands leaving might cost him falling in love.

New Fiction: “The Twenty-three” by Linwood Barclay, this is the last book in the Promise Falls trilogy, “Bridget Jones’s Baby: the Diaries” by Helen Fielding, “Victoria” by Daisy Goodwin, “An Angel’s Touch” by Heather Graham, “Conclave” by Robert Harris, “Cross the Line” by James Patterson, this is also in large print, and “Prince Lestat and the Realms of Atlantis” by Anne Rice.

New Christian Fiction: “An Amish Noel” by Patricia Davids, this is the second book in the Amish Bachelors series.

New Mystery: “The Mistletoe Murder: and Other Stories” by P.D. James.

New Biographies: “Al Capone: His Life, Legacy, and Legend” by Deirdre Bair, and “Tippi: a Memoir” by Tippi Hedren.

New Non-fiction: “Windows 10 All-in-One for Dummies” by Woody Leonhard, “Watch Your Mouth: Understanding the Power of the Tongue” by Tony Evans, “Food Freedom Forever: Letting Go of Bad Habits, Guilt, and Anxiety Around Food” by Melissa Hartwig, “Good Housekeeping Christmas Cookies,” “Knock’em Dead Resumes” by Martin Yate, “The Daily Show (the Book): an Oral History” by Chris Smith, and “Portrait of Route 66: Images from the Curt Teich Postcard Archives” by T. Lindsay Baker.

New Audio Books: “Infamy” by Robert K. Tanenbaum, “113 Minutes” by James Patterson, “The Sleeping Beauty Killer” Mary Higgins Clark, and “The Most Wonderful Time” by Fern Michaels.

New DVDs: “Christmas Eve,” “Northpole- Open for Christmas,” “Daniel Tiger’s Happy Holidays.”

New TV Season: “24” season 3.

The Library will be closed on December 23^rd, 24^th, 26^th, 30^th, & 31^st and January 2^nd, for the Christmas and New Year’s Holidays.

Seasons Reading!

Pam Metts, Director

 

 

Library Notes for December 14, 2016

It is hard to believe 2016 is about to come to an end! And so is our “Take the Library Challenge in 2016.” I hope everyone working on this is just about finished. You need to have your Challenge back to the library on December 29^th. I hope you have enjoyed the Challenge!

Don’t forget we have a library Elf on the Shelf. Her name is Holly. She can be found in a new place in the library every day. If you find where Holly is hiding that day, put your name, phone number and her location on an entry form for a drawing on December 23. You just may win Holly for your very own!

“Pam’s Pick” this week is: “A Christmas Message” by Anne Perry,

New Fiction: “No Man’s Land” by David Baldacci, also in large print, “Cakewalk” by Rita Mae Brown, “Chaos” by Patricia Cornwell, also in large print, “Odessa Sea” by Clive Cussler, “The Orphan Mother” by Robert Hicks, “When All the Girls Have Gone” by Jayne Ann Krentz and “French Kiss” by James Patterson, this is a bookshot.

New Christian Fiction: “The Christmas Angel Project” by Melody Carlson, and “The Angel of Forest Hill” by Cindy Woodsmall.

New Mystery: “Eggnog Murder” by Leslie Meier.

New Biographies: “Settle for More” by Megyn Kelly, and “All the Gallant Men: the First Memoir by a USS Arizona Survivor” by Donald Stratton.

New Non-fiction: “Because of Bethlehem: Love is Born, Hope is Here” by Max Lucado, “Stock Market 101” by Michele Cagan, “My Sweet Angel: the True Story of Lacey Spears, the Seemingly Perfect Mother Who Murdered Her Son in Cold Blood” by John Glatt, “Taste of Home Christmas 2016,” “Gifts in Jars: Homemade Cookie Mixes, Soup Mixes, Candles, Lotions, Teas, and More!” by Natalie Wise, “Game Changers: the Unsung Heroines of Sports History” by Molly Schiot, and “Rouge Heroes: the History of the SAS, Britain’s Secret Special Forces Unit That Sabotaged the Nazis and Changed the Nature of War” by Ben Macintyre.

New Audio Books: “Night School” by Lee Child, “Pirate” by Clive Cussler, “The Mistletoe Secret” by Richard Paul Evans, and “An Amish Family Christmas” by Shelley Shepard Gray.

New CDs: “Christmas Wish List” by Kidz Bop, and “Rockin’ Christmas Party.”

New DVDs: “The Night Before,” “The Legend of Tarzan,” and “PAW Patrol: Pups Save Christmas.”
New TV Season: “The Borgias” season 1.

The Library will be closed on December 23^rd, 24^th, 26^th, 30^th, & 31^st and January 2^nd, for the Christmas and New Year’s Holidays.

Seasons Reading!

Pam Metts, Director

Library Notes for December 7, 2016

We have a library Elf on the Shelf. Her name is Holly. She can be found in a new place in the library every day. If you find where Holly is hiding that day, put your name, phone number and her location on an entrée form for a drawing on December 23. You just may win Holly for your very own!

“Pam’s Pick” this week is: “The Mistletoe Secret” by Richard Paul Evens, this is the moving Christmas love story of two people who brave loneliness and loss to find love.

New Fiction: “This Was a Man” by Jeffrey Archer, this is the final book in the Clifton Chronicles, “Night School” by Lee Child, “The Sleeping Beauty Killer” by Mary Higgins Clark, this book is also in large print, “Turbo Twenty-Three” by Janet Evanovich, this book is also in large print, “Napoleon’s Last Island” by Thomas Keneally, “The Chemist” by Stephenie Meyer, and “The Forgotten Room” by Karen White.

New Christian Fiction: “The Christmas Secret” by Wanda Brunstetter, and “A Royal Christmas Wedding” by Rachel Hauck, this is book four in the Royal Wedding series.

New Mystery: “All the Little Liars” by Charlaine Harris, this is an Aurora Teagarden mystery.

New Biographies: “The Boy Who Runs: the Odyssey of Julius Achon” by John Brant, and “The Nine of Us: Growing Up Kennedy” by Jean Kennedy Smith.

New Non-Fiction: “31 Verses to Write on Your Heart” by Liz Curtis Higgs, “Thank You for Being Late: an Optimist’s Guide to Thriving in the Age of Accelerations” by Thomas Friedman, “When Someone You Know Has Depression: Words to Say and Things to Do” by Susan Noonan, “Christmas Cooking From the Heart” by Better Homes & Gardens, “A Very Vintage Christmas: Holiday Collecting, Decorating and Celebration” by Bob Richter, “The Christmas Family Songbook,” and “Pearl Harbor: 75 Years Later: a Day of Infamy and Its Legacy.”

New Audio Books: “Turbo Twenty-Three” by Janet Evanovich, “The Award” by Danielle Steel, “Broken Trust” by W.E.B. Griffin, and “Two by Two” by Nicholas Sparks.

New CDs: “Today is Christmas” by Leann Rimes, and “Once Again It’s Christmas” by Kenny Rogers.

New DVDs: “The Nine Lives of Christmas,” “Alice Through the Looking Glass,” and “Beauty and the Beast: the Enchanted Christmas.”

New TV Season: “Fargo” season 1.

The Library will be closed on December 23^rd, 24^th, 26^th, 30^th, & 31^st and January 2^nd, for the Christmas and New Year’s Holidays.

Merry Holiday Reading!

Pam Metts, Director

 

 

Library Notes for November 30, 2016

Books are keys to wisdom’s treasure;
Books are gates to lands of pleasure;
Books are paths that upward lead;
Books are friends. Come, let us read.

By Emilie Poulsson

“Pam’s Pick” this week is: “Christmas on My Mind” by Janet Dailey, this is the story of Sheriff Marsden and new comer Jessica Ramsey.  Sheriff Ben Marsden has no plans to attend the annual Christmas ball until the mysterious Jessica Ramsey moves to town and gets involved in planning the event. The Sheriff finds himself wanting to keep an eye on Jessica not just because her relatives seem to be in jail more than out.

New Fiction: “Without Mercy” by Jefferson Bass, “The Wrong Side of Goodbye” by Michael Connelly, “Sun Born” by W. Michael Gear this is the second book in the Morning Star series, “News of the World” by Paulette Jiles, “Killer Chef” by James Patterson, this is a bookshots, “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” by J. K. Rowling, “Pharaoh” by Wilbur Smith, and “The Award” by Danielle Steel this book is also in large print.

New Christian Fiction: “Finding Father Christmas” and “Engaging Father Christmas” by Robin Jones Gunn, and “Love Bears All Things” by Beth Wiseman this is the second book in the Amish Secrets series, also in large print.

New Mystery: “Drive Time” by Hank Philippi Ryan this is the fourth book in the Charlotte McNally series.

New Biographies: “The Princess Diarist” by Carrie Fisher, and “The Fall of the House of Wilde: Oscar Wilde and His Family” by Emer O’Sullivan.

New Non-fiction: “Wake Up Happy: the Dream Big, Win Big Guide to Transforming Your Life” by Michael Strahan, “Chosen for Greatness: How Adoption Changes the World” by Paul J. Batura, “The Runner’s Guide to Healthy Feet and Ankles” by Brian W. Fullem, “Southern Living 2016 Annual Recipes,” “Forever Words: the Unknown Poems” by Johnny Cash, “Success is the Only Option: the Art of Coaching Extreme Talent” by John Calipari, “Fodor’s Essential Australia,” and “360 Australia” by Robert Fischer.

New Audio Books: “Home” by Harlan Coben, “Winter Storms” by Elin Hilderbrand, and “Missing” by James Patterson.

New CDs: “Adore: Christmas Songs” by Chris Tomlin, and “It’s Christmas!” by Merceyme.

New DVDs: “Neighbors 2,” “Let It Snow,” and “Santa Clause 2.”

New TV Season: “The Good Wife” season 2.

Happy Reading!

Pam Metts, Director

 

 

Library Notes for November 23, 2016

Happy Thanksgiving! To all our patrons we are thankful for you all!

Thanksgiving

The year has turned its circle,

The seasons come and go.

The harvest is all gathered in

And chilly north winds blow.

Orchards had shared their treasures,

The fields their yellow grain.

So open wide the door way-

Thanksgiving comes again. (author unknown)

“Pam’s Pick” this week is: “Twelve Days of Christmas” by Debbie Macomber, this holiday novel is full of romance and cheer, and the magical prospect of finding love in even the most guarded hearts.

New Fiction: “The German Girl” by Armando Lucas Correa, “Treason” by Newt Gingrich, “Night Watch” by Iris Johansen, “Closer to the Chest” by Mercedes Lackey, this is book three in the Harald Spy series, “The House on Honeysuckle Lane” by Mary McDonough, and “Seduced” by Randy Wayne White, this is the fourth book in the Hannah Smith series.

New Christian Fiction: “The Domino Effect” by Davis Bunn and “Wild Montana Skies” by Susan May Warren, this is the first book in the Montana Rescue series.

New Mystery: “Friday on My Mind” by Nicci French.

New Biographies: “Not Dead Yet: a Memoir” by Phil Collins, and “The Swamp Fox: How Francis Marion Saved the American Revolution” by John Oller.

New Non-fiction: “Shaken: Discovering Your True Identity in the Midst of Life’s Storms” by Tim Tebow, “Waging War: the Clash Between Presidents and Congress, 1776 to ISIS” by David J. Barron, “Let Me Tell You About Jasper…: How My Best Friend Became America’s Dog” by Dana Perino, “The Stars: the Definitive Visual Guide to the Cosmos,” “Out of the Box Desserts: Simply, Spectacular, Semi-homemade Sweets” by Hayley Parker, and “Woodwork Projects for Your Garden and Porch: Simple, Functional, and Rustic Décor You Can Build Yourself” by Mattias Wenblad.

New Audio Books: “Shaken” by Tim Tebow, “Twelve Days of Christmas” by Debbie Macomber, and “Robert B. Parker’s Debt to Pay” by Reed Farrel Coleman.

New CDs: “Now That’s What I Call Country Christmas,” and “Disney Channel Holiday Playlist.”

New DVDs: “Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates,” “Christmas at Cartwright’s,” and “Ice Age: Collision Course.”

New TV Season: “Agatha Christie’s Partners in Crime.”

The Library will be closed November 24-26, for the Thanksgiving Holiday.

Happy Thankful Reading!

Pam Metts, Director

Library Notes for November 16, 2016

Real Simple Magazine has an article “5 Reasons the World Is Still a Wonderful Place” by Liz Loeke

Things are—how shall we say it?—a little bananas these days. Real Simple asked five experts to remind us about some of the good stuff that can get lost in the shuffle.  No. 1 was? Libraries Still Exist. Yes, libraries are still No 1!

November 19^th is International Games Day @ Your Library! Yes, @ the John L. Street Library basement from 9:00-12:00. We will have games and refreshments! Bring your friends! Bring your favorite games!

“Pam’s Pick” this week is: “Paris for One and Other Stories” by Jojo Moyer, a story in which a girl abandoned during a romantic mini-vacation gathers the courage to embark on an independent tour of Paris. Will she find love in the most romantic city in the world?

New Fiction: “High Heat” by Richard Castle, this is book eight in the Nikki Heat series, “El Paso” by Winston Groom, “Monticello” by Sally Cabot Gunning, “Family Sins” by Sharon Sala, and “Sex, Lies & Serious Money” by Stuart Woods.

New Christian Fiction: “Twilight at Blueberry Barrens” by Colleen Coble this is the third book in the Sunset Cove series, also in large print, and “Sewn with Joy” by Tricia Goyer, this is the third book in the Pinecraft Pie Shop series.

New Large Print: “Shawn O’Brien, Town Tamer” by William W. Johnstone.

New Mystery: “Ghost Times Two” by Carolyn Hart this is a Bailey Ruth mystery.

New Biographies: “The Magnolia Story” by Chip & Joanna Gaines, and “Marconi: the Man Who Networked the World” by Marc Raboy.

New Non-fiction: “O’s Little Guide to Starting Over,” “The Great Good Thing” by Andrew Klavan, “Who Killed These Girls?: Cold Case: the Yogurt Shop Murders” by Beverly Lowry, “Everyday Cook” by Alton Brown, “DIY Stamped Metal Jewelry: from Monogrammed Pendants to Embossed Bracelets” by Adrianne Surian, “Adulting: How to Become a Grown-Up in 468 Easy(ish) Steps” by Kelly Williams Brown, and “Israel: a Concise History of a Nation Reborn” by Daniel Gordis.

New Audios: “Sex, Lies & Serious Money” by Stuart Woods, “Downfall” by J.A. Jance, “Hunted” by James Patterson, and “Winter of Wishes” by Charlotte Hubbard.

New DVDs: “Ghostbusters,” “Northpole,” and “LEGO Superheroes: Justice League: Gotham City Breakout.”

New TV Season: “Scandal” season 1.

The Library will be closed November 24^th, 25^th, and 26^th for the Thanksgiving Holiday!

Happy Thankful Reading!

Pam Metts, Director

Library Notes for September 21, 2016

Today is: International Day of Peace is observed around the world each year on 21 September. Established in 1981 by unanimous United Nations resolution 36/37, the General Assembly has declared this as a day devoted to “commemorating and strengthening the ideals of peace both within and among all nations and peoples.” By United Nations

“Pam’s Pick” this week is: “First Star I See Tonight” by Susan Elizabeth Philips, this is the story of Piper Dove a feisty female detective. Her first case is to follow Cooper Graham a former Chicago star quarterback. The only problem he has spotted her and is not happy that she is following him. Neither one can stand to lose. So what will happen next?

New Fiction: “Puppet Master” by Dale Brown, “Tom Clancy’s Op-Center: Scorched Earth” by George Galdorisi, “Sunday Kind of Love” by Dorothy Garlock, this book is also in large print, “The One Man” by Andrew Gross, “Any Minute Now” by Eric Van Lustbader, and Apprentice in Death” by J.D. Robb.

New Book Shot: “Let’s Play Make-Believe” by James Patterson.

New Christian Fiction: “The Selfless Act” by Wanda Brunstetter this is the sixth book in the Amish Millionaire series, and “Guide Me Home” by Kim Vogel Sawyer.

New Mysteries: “A Great Reckoning” by Louise Penny, and “Disappearing Nine Patch” by Arlene Sachitano, this is a Harriet Truman mystery.

New Non-fiction: “The 37^th Parallel: the Secret Truth Behind America’s UFO Highway” by Ben Mezrich, “A Different Beautiful: Discovering and Celebrating Beauty in Places You Never Expected” by Courtney Westlake, “The War on Cops: How the New Attack on Law and Order Makes Everyone Less Safe” by Heather MacDonald, “Wanda Brunstetter’s Amish Friends Harvest Cookbook” by Wanda Brunstetter, “It Happened on Broadway: an Oral History of the Great White Way” compiled by Myrna Katz and Harvey Frommer, “Killing the Rising Sun: How America Vanquished World War II Japan” by Bill O’Reilly, and “In Trump We Trust” by Ann Coulter.

New Biographies: “Living with No Excuses: the Remarkable Rebirth of an American Soldier” by Noah Galloway and “Hillbilly Elegy: a Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis” by J. D. Vance.

New Audio Book: “Robert Ludlum’s the Bourne Enigma” by Eric Van Lustbader, “Killer Look” by Linda Fairstein, “Fly Away” by Kristin Hannah, and “By the Shores of Silver Lake” by Laura Ingalls Wilder.

New DVDs: “Eddie the Eagle,” “I Saw the Light,” and “The Angry Birds Movie.”

New TV Season: “The Brady Bunch” by season 1.

Happy Reading!

Pam Metts, Director

Library Notes for September 14, 2016

On Saturday, September 17, 2016, will be the 229th anniversary of the signing of the Constitution of the United States of America. Stop by to see the Constitution display by the James Thomas Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. We also have a display of books to go along with the display that can be checked out, so you may learn more about the Constitution.

“Pam’s Pick” this week is a bit of a mystery. “The Charmers” by Elizabeth Adler, this is the story of Mirabella. Mirabella’s Aunt Jolly dies unexpectedly and very mysteriously and she inherited her villa in the South of France. On the way to the villa she is ran off the road by a motorcycle and soon discovers that the danger is only beginning. Is someone out to kill her too? And if so, why?

New Fiction: “The Jealous Kind” by James Lee Burke, “Sting” by Sandra Brown, this book is also in large print, “The Kind Folk” by Ramsey Campbell, “The Commodore” by P. T. Deutermann, “The Daredevil Snared” by Stephanie Laurens, this is the third book in the Adventurers Quartet series, and “Damaged” by Lisa Scottoline.

New Christian Fiction: “The Wedding Shop” by Rachel Hauck, and “The Artisan’s Wife” by Judith Miller this is book three in the Refined by Love series.

New Large Print: “Slater’s Way” by Charles G. West.

New Mystery: “Someone Always Knows” by Marcia Muller.

New Biographies: “The Girl with the Lower Back Tattoo” by Amy Schumer, and “A Little Thing Called Life: on Loving Elvis Presley, Bruce Jenner, and Songs in Between” by Linda Thompson.

New Non-fiction: “A Call to Mercy: Hearts to Love, Hands to Serve” by Mother Teresa, “Mayo Clinic’s the Menopause Solution” by Stephanie Faubion, “The Southern Pie Book” by Jan Moon, “How to Build Bookcases & Bookshelves,” “The Art of Paper Flowers: Creating Realistic Blossoms from Ordinary Papers” by Bobby Pearce, and “The Greatest College Football Rivalries of All Times” by Martin Gitlin.

New Audio Books: “The Jealous Kind” by James Lee Burke, “Sweet Tomorrow” by Debbie Macomber, “Chase” by James Patterson, and “I Almost Forgot About You” by Terry McMillan.

New CDs: “If I’m Honest” by Blake Shelton and “You Should Be Here” by Cole Swindell.

New DVDs: “Me Before You,” “Pride + Prejudice + Zombies,” and “Underdogs.”

New TV Season: “NCIS” season 4.

Happy Reading!
Pam Metts, Director

Library Notes for September 7, 2016

September is National Sign-Up for Library Card Month! “The three most important documents a free society gives are a birth certificate, a passport and a library card.” – E.L. Doctorow

Do you have a library card? If no, why not? They are FREE! Stop by and get your Library Card today!

“Pam’s Pick” this week is: “Curious Minds” by Janet Evanovich, this is the first book in the new Knight & Moon series. Financial analyst Riley Moon and eccentric savant Emerson Knight are an unlikely pair who are looking to uncover one of the biggest crimes of the century.

New Fiction: “Insidious” by Catherine Coulter, “Three Sisters, Three Queens” by Philippa Gregory, “Daughters of the Bride” by Susan Mallery, this book is also in large print, “Chance Developments” by Alexander McCall Smith, “White Bone” by Ridley Pearson, “The Underground Railroad” by Colson Whitehead, “The Witnesses” by Robert Whitlow, and “Family Tree” by Susan Wiggs.

New Christian Fiction: “Without Warning” by Lynette Eason, this is the second book in the Elite Guardians series, and “Fraying at the Edge” by Cindy Woodsmall, this is the second book in the Amish of Summer Grove.

New Mystery: “Midnight Crossing” by Tricia Fields.

New Biographies: “Bobby Kennedy: the Making of a Liberal Icon” by Larry Tye, and “Toni Tennille: a Memoir” by Toni Tennille.

New Non-fiction: “Uninvited: Living Loved When You Feel Less Than, Left Out, and Lonely” by Lysa TerKeurst, “Liars: How Progressives Exploit our Fears for Power and Control” by Glenn Beck, “What’s Really Happening to Our Planet?” by Tony Juniper, “Talking to Your Doctor: a Patient’s Guide to Communication in the Exam Room and Beyond” by Zackary Berger, “Digital Photography for Dummies” by Julie King, and “California” by Jamie Jensen.

New Audio Books: “Guilty Minds” by Joseph Finder, “Daughters of the Bride” by Susan Mallery, “Curious Minds” by Janet Evanovich, “Bullseye” by James Patterson, and “Eleanor & Park” by Rainbow Rowell.

New DVDs: “Ride Alone 2,” “Gods of Egypt,” and “Peppa Pig: Sunny Vacation.”

New TV Season: “Parks and Recreation” season 1.

Just a reminder: Storytime every Wednesday at 10:30.
Happy Reading!
Pam Metts, Director