Monday, August 26, 2013
August - Teen Books
Blaze of Glory M. Garzon
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Le monde à l'envers India Desjardins
Le Blogue de Namasté 2 Maxime Roussy
Le Blogue de Namasté 1 Maxime Roussy
Catwoman: The Dark End of the Street DC Comics
New Teen Titans: Terra Incognito DC Comics
The Moon and More Sarah Dessen
The Mark of Athena Rick Riordan
Little Vampire Joann Sfar
August - Chidren's Books
Stink-o-pedia
Megan McDonald
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Sylva and the Fairy Ball Margaret McNamara
Rosie and the Secret Friend Margaret McNamara
Henrietta: The Great Go-getter Martine Murray
Henrietta: There's No One Better Martine Murray
The Never Girls: In a Blink Kiki Thorpe
Alligator Baby Robert Munsch
August - Non-Fiction
Soup Bowl
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Complete Guide to Water Gardening Peter Robinson
Insight Guide: France
Spain 2008
Portugal
Rough Guide to First-time Africa
August - Fiction & Mystery
The Mist Carla Neggers
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The Lion Seeker Kenneth Bonert
The Impossible Lives of Greta Wells Andrew Sean Greer
The Firebird Susanna Kearsley
Cuckoo's Calling Robert Galbraith
Baby Proof Emily Giffin (Audio)
Home Front Kristin Hannah (Audio)
First Daughter Eric Van Lustbader (Audio)
R is for Ricochet Sue Grafton (Audio)
On the Run Iris Johansen (Audio)
The Jewels of Paradise Donna Leon (Audio)
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Elmore Leonard Dies at 87
One of the masters of crime fiction past away earlier today. Elmore Leonard will be greatly missed by his fans.
He started his writing career with Western short stories and then novels including Hombre and 3.10 to Yuma but when Westerns lost popularity moved on to crime.
Nineteen of his stories hit the silver screen, the most successful were Get Shorty and Out of Sight. To read the New York Times obituary click here .
For aspiring writers Leonard's "Ten Rules of Writing" are a must read, see here.
The library has a good selection of Leonard's work.
He started his writing career with Western short stories and then novels including Hombre and 3.10 to Yuma but when Westerns lost popularity moved on to crime.
Nineteen of his stories hit the silver screen, the most successful were Get Shorty and Out of Sight. To read the New York Times obituary click here .
For aspiring writers Leonard's "Ten Rules of Writing" are a must read, see here.
The library has a good selection of Leonard's work.
September Book Sale
The September Book Sale starts Monday, September 9th at 2.30 pm and runs until Saturday, September 14th. Cookbooks are featured.
Thursday, August 15, 2013
The Write Stuff - Kristin Hannah
Kristin Hannah is the New York Times bestselling author of 18
novels, including the blockbuster Firefly Lane and Night Road. She worked in a
trendy advertising agency before deciding to go to law school. Hannah graduated
from law school in Washington and practiced law in Seattle before becoming a
full-time writer. She has won numerous romance writer's awards including the
Golden Heart, the Maggie and 1996 National Reader's Choice. She lives on Bainbridge Island, Washington,
with her husband and their son.
The library has a good selection of Hannah’s works. Click here to visit her website.
The library has a good selection of Hannah’s works. Click here to visit her website.
Thursday, August 8, 2013
Hudson Box Office (HBO) - Mr. Selfridge
Selfridge is portrayed by Jeremy Piven , formerly the star of HBO's Entourage.
The first season follows Selfridge's founding and its impact on the staid British retail scene as well as Harry's family and extra-marital affairs.
The library has the first season available. For more click here
Thursday, August 1, 2013
Murder Ink - Michael Robotham
Before writing full-time Michael Robotham was an investigative
journalist in Britain, Australia and the US.
In 1993, he quit journalism to become a ghostwriter, collaborating with
politicians, pop stars, psychologists, adventurers and show business
personalities to write their autobiographies. Twelve of these non-fiction
titles were bestsellers.
In 2002, Robotham’s first psychological thriller “Suspect” sold more than one million copies around the world and was translated into 22 languages. His most recent novel, his eighth, entitled “Say You’re Sorry” was released in 2012.
Robotham lives in Sydney with his wife and three daughters.
The library has several of his books. Click here to visit his website.
In 2002, Robotham’s first psychological thriller “Suspect” sold more than one million copies around the world and was translated into 22 languages. His most recent novel, his eighth, entitled “Say You’re Sorry” was released in 2012.
Robotham lives in Sydney with his wife and three daughters.
The library has several of his books. Click here to visit his website.
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