February - Children's Books

Seahorses

Jennifer Keats Curtis




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Knut, the Baby Polar Bear  Juliana Hatkoff

Get the Scoop on Animal Poop  Dawn Cusick

My Tourist Guide to the Prehistoric World  Sam Priddy

Eyewitness Oil  John Farndon

Explore:  Underwater  Maurice Pledger

Alien Deep  Bradley Hague

Super Nature Encyclopedia  Derek Harvey

The Kingfisher Soccer Encyclopedia  Clive Gifford

The Everything Kids' Soccer Book  Deborah Crisfield

First Big Book of Dinosaurs  Catherine D Hughes

Amazing Giant Dinosaurs  Marie Greenwood

Selena the Sleepover Fairy  Daisy Meadows

Penny the Pony Fairy  Daisy Meadows

Cheryl the Christmas Tree Fairy  Daisy Meadows

Belle the Birthday Fairy  Daisy Meadows
The Skull in the Rock  Lee R Berger

February - Teen's Books

Unexplained
Judy Allen

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From Mud Huts to Skyscrapers  Christine Paxmann
Sugar Changed the World  Marc Aronson
The Book of Styling  Somer Flaherty
Beyond Courage  Doreen Rappaport
Hockey Superstars 2012-2013  Paul Romanuk
Hockey Superstars 2011-2012  Paul Romanuk
ER Vets  Donna M Jackson
The Book of Blood  H P Newquist
Dinosaurs  John A Long
Dance  Lorrie Mack
Great White Shark  Alexandrine Civard-Racinais
Dear Canada:  A Sea of Sorrows  Nora McClintock

February - Fiction

The Last Runaway

Tracy Chevalier

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Insane City  Dave Barry

Woes of the True Policeman  Roberto Bolaäno

The Husband List  Janet Evanovich

News from Heaven  Jennifer Haigh

The Silvered  Tanya Huff

Elm Tree Road  Anna Jacobs

The Next Time You See Me  Holly Goddard Jones

The Daughters of Mars  Thomas Keneally

Flight Behavior  Barbara Kingsolver

Mutton  India Knight

The House at Riverton  Kate Morton (Audio)

The Distant Hours  Kate Morton (Audio)

Mistress of My Fate  Hallie Rubenhold

An Irish Country Wedding  Patrick Taylor

The Walnut Tree  Charles Todd

February - Non-Fiction



We Bought a Zoo
Benjamin Mee





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An English Affair  Richard Davenport-Hines
Traditional Afternoon Tea  Martha Day
Marmalade  Elizabeth Field
4 Ingredients One Pot, One Bowl  Kim McCosker
The Genius of Dogs  Brian Hare
The Right Chemistry  Dr. Joe Schwarcz
Honour on Trial  Paul Schliesmann
Growing in Love and Wisdom  Susan J Stabile
Beautiful Wedding Flowers  Diane Wagner
Redefining Success  W Brett Wilson
Wives and Stunners  Henrietta Garnett
On a Farther Shore  William Souder

February - Mystery

Guilt

Jonathan Kellerman

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Extinction  Mark Alpert

The Drowning House  Elizabeth Black

Speaking from Among the Bones  C Alan Bradley

Live Wire Harlan Coben (LP)

The Wrath of Angels  John Connolly

Eleven on Top  Janet Evanovich (Audio)

Touch & Go  Lisa Gardner

A Question of Identity  Susan Hill

Bonnie  Iris Johansen (LP)

Sleep No More  Iris Johansen

Close to the Bone  Stuart MacBride

The Shadow Girls  Henning Mankell

Cat Bearing Gifts  Shirley Rousseau Murphy

Political Suicide  Michael Palmer

Private Berlin  James Patterson

Say You're Sorry  Michael Robotham

A Deniable Death  Gerald Seymour

Proof of Guilt  Charles Todd

Collateral Damage  Stuart Woods

March Book Sale

The March Book Sale starts at 2.30 pm on Monday, March 4th and runs until Saturday, March 9th.

The Write Stuff - Marian Keyes

Marian Keyes is an Irish novelist and non-fiction writer. Over 22 million copies of her novels have been sold worldwide and her books have been translated into 32 languages. Her books deal variously with modern ailments, including addiction, depression, domestic violence, the glass ceiling and serious illness but always written with compassion, humour and hope. Keyes has written frankly about her battle with clinical depression. She lives with her husband in Dun Loaghaire
Many of her books are in the library's collection including her most recent release The Mystery of Mercy Close. To visit her website click here .

Murder Ink - David Baldacci

David Baldacci has over 110 million copies of his books in print worldwide, making him one of the bestselling writers in history. He has written 25 novels, including the Camel Club series. The Camel Club is a four-man group of Washington, D.C, misfits. Political watch-dogs, they are always looking for conspiracies within the government. They are protagonists of five of his novels - The Camel Club, The Collectors, Stone Cold, Divine Justice, and Hell's Corner.

Baldacci attended law school and worked as a lawyer. He is now a full-time writer and lives in Virginia with his family.

The library has the complete Camel Club series and most of his other novels. To visit his website click here.