We are sorry to report that Louise Wibe, a long standing member and leader of our library, passed away on Saturday, July 30th.
Louise helped make our library what it is today and continued to cater get-togethers and ensure that the gardens were in tip top shape.
Her sense of humour and optimistic outlook were always a pleasure to behold. RIP Louise, you will be sorely missed. Arrangements will be announced.
Sunday, July 31, 2016
Saturday, July 23, 2016
July - Mysteries
Hide Away
Iris Johansen
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The Last Mile David Baldacci
Boar Island Nevada Barr
What's Left Behind Gail Bowen
A Cast of Falcons Steve Burrows
The End Game Catherine Coulter
Goodbye to the Dead Brian Freeman
Angora Alibi Sally Goldsenbaum
Lost and Gone Forever Alex Grecian
The Woman in Blue Elly Griffiths
Hard Cold Winter Glen Erik Hamilton
Brighton Michael Harvey
Clawback J.A.Jance
Arena Holly Jennings
Hidden Bodies Caroline Kepnes
Body in the Wardrobe Katherine Hall Page
Beyond the Ice Limit Douglas Preston
'Til Death Do Us Part Amanda Quick
The Second Girl David Swinson
A Pattern of Lies Charles Todd
Dishonorable Intentions Stuart Woods
Crimson Shore Douglas Preston ( Large Print)
July - Fiction
No Safe Secret
Fern Michaels
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Rich and Pretty Alan Ruman
The Noise of Time Julian Barnes
Carry Me Peter Behrens
The Cavendon Luck Barbara Taylor Bradford
One With You Sylvia Day
Reflected in You Sylvia Day
Margaret the First Danielle Dutton
Wolf Winter Cecilia Ekback
Larose Louise Erdich
The Three Sisters and Hotel Katherine Govier
Children of Earth and Sky Guy Gavriel Kay
One Secret Summer Lesley Lokko
You and Me, Always Jill Mansell
The Company of Crows Karen Molson
A Measure of Light Beth Powning
Miller's Valley Anna Quindlen
Freya Anthony Quinn
The Year of the Runaways Sunjeev Sahota
The Last Painting of Sara de Vos Dominic Smith
Property of a Noblewoman Danielle Steel
Flight Patterns Karen White
The Naturalist Alissa York
July Non-Fiction
The Rainbow Comes and Goes
Anderson Cooper
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The Bridge Ladies Betsey Lerner
Half-Earth:Our Planet's Fight for Life Edward O. Wilson
Little Princes Conor Grennan
The Vanishing of Flight MH370 Richard Quest
Precious Cargo Craig Davidson
Morgue: A Life in Death Vincent Di Maio
The Underdogs Melissa Fay Greene
The White Road Edmund De Waal
The Old Ways : A Journey on Foot Robert Macfarlane
The Romanovs 1613-1917 Simon Montefiore
Some Sunny Day Vera Lynn
This is Not My Life Diane Schoemperlan
The Lost Tudor Princess Alison Weir
July - Children's/Teens Books
Star Wars : The Story of Darth Vader
Catherine Saunders
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Star Wars : R2-D2 and Friends Beecroft
Star Wars : What is a Wookie? Buller
Star Wars : Clone Troopers in Action Hibbert
Star Wars : Join the Rebels Saunders
Star Wars : Journey through Space Windham
Fous de Foot Fanny Joly
Fantastic Forts Schofield, Jo and Danks
Game of Hide and Seek Disney
Star Wars : Star Pilot Buller
Star Wars : Galactic Crisis ! Windham
The Curious Garden Peter Brown
Gerbs in the House : The Dilly Dally B Lydia Lukidis
Melvin and the Madcap Musical Lydia Lukidis
Mommy Far Mommy Near Carol Peacock
500 Hats of Bartholomew Cummins Dr.Seus
Dr Frankenstein's Daughter Suzanne Weyn
The Great Art Scandal Anna Nilsen
July - DVDs
Borgen Season 3
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The Fall Series 2
Black Work
John Adams
Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries Series 2
A Place to Call Home Season 3
Wednesday, July 20, 2016
August Book Sale
Friday, July 15, 2016
The Write Stuff - Andrew Michael Hurley
Andrew Michael Hurley is a British writer who lives in Lancashire where he teaches English Literature and Creative Writing. He has had two volumes of short stories published but The Lonely (first published in 2014), is his debut novel. Described as an "atmospheric literary horror story set on a bleak stretch of northern coast" and a "gothic masterpiece", it took the literary world by storm. At the British Book Industry Awards 2016, The Lonely won Debut of the Year, and Overall Book of the Year. The library has a copy and for more information click here.
Friday, July 8, 2016
Hudson Box Office (HBO) - Nashville
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Friday, July 1, 2016
Murder Ink - Julia Keller
Julia Keller was born and raised in Huntington, West
Virginia. She was a Nieman Fellow at Harvard University and has taught at Princeton
and Ohio State Universities as well as the University of Notre Dame. Keller is
an essayist for The NewsHour with Jim
Lehrer on PBS. In 2005, she won the Pulitzer Prize for Feature Writing.
The Library recently acquired Bitter River. Remember to
use the Suggestion Book at the front desk if you would like to read more of her
novels.
Keller lives in a high-rise in Chicago and a stone
cottage on a lake in rural Ohio.
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