Friday, October 27, 2017
October - Mysteries
Glass Houses
Louise Penny 🍁
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The Cat Among Us Louise Carson 🍁
The Kill Jane Casey
With Malice Eileen Cook 🍁
The Tooth Tattoo Peter Lovesey
Devil's Peak Deon Meyer
Heart of the Hunter Deon Meyer
Dead Men's Bones James Oswald
Echoes in Death J.D.Robb
The Book of Blood and Shadow Robin Wasserman
Glass Houses Louise Penny (Audiobook) 🍁
October - Fiction
The People at Number 9
Felicity Everett
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A Column of Fire Ken Follett
Why We Broke Up Daniel Handler
The Heart of Henry Quantum Pepper Harding
The Afterlife of Stars Joseph Kertes 🍁
Read Me Like a Book Liz Kessler
And the Trees Crept In Dawn Kurtagich
The Only Cafe Linden MacIntyre 🍁
Red Hill Jamie McGuire
Men Without Women Haruki Murakami
Our Little Secret Roz Nay
The Only Child Andrew Pyper 🍁
Daughter of Deep Silence Carrie Ryan
The Best of Adam Sharp Graeme Simsion
Kitchens of the Great Midwest Ryan J.Stradal
Ines of My Soul Isabel Allende (Large Print)
October - Non-Fiction
Coco Chanel
Justine Picardie
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The Lost Carving David Esterly
Canada Mike Myers 🍁
Why Not Me? Mindy Kaling
Yes Please Amy Poehler
Russian Tattoo Elena Gorokhova
October - Children's Books
Peter Nimble and his Fantastic Eyes
Jonathan Auxier 🍁
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Sophie Quire and the Last Storyguard Jonathan Auxier 🍁
Amulet Bk#6: Escape from Lucien Kazu Kibuishi
Amulet Bk#7: Firelight Kazu Kibuishi
Seven Wonders #3: The Tomb of Shadows Peter Lerangis
Big Nate: A Good Old-Fashioned Wedgie Peirce Lincoln
Dog Man Dav Pilkey
Dog Man Unleashed Dav Pilkey
Never Girls #6: The Woods Beyond Jana Thorpe
Weird Birds Chris Earley 🍁
Children's Book of Music + CD Deborah Lock
Chess for Kids Michael Basman
Thud! Nick Butterworth
Five Little Fiends Sarah Dyer
Are you My Mother? P.D. Eastman
Time to Go Hippo Bob Hartmann
Duck & Goose Honk!Quack!Boo! Tad Hills
Pancakes For Supper Anne Isaacs
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? Bill Martin
Hugless Douglas David Melling
Things I Love About Playtime Tracey Moroney
The Too-Scary Story Bethanie Deenie Murguia
Bears on Wheels Stan & Jan Berenstain
Hop on Pop Dr Seuss
There's a Barnyard in My Bedroom David Suzuki 🍁
Chase Linwood Barclay 🍁
Magisterium #1: The Iron Trial Holly Black
Magisterium #2: The Copper Gauntlet Holly Black
Magisterium #3: The Bronze Key
Scarlett Epstein Hates it Here Anna Breslaw
Dreamers Often Lie Jacqueline West
Ninjago: Build Your Own Adventure Hannah Dolan
Harry Houdini- Death Defying Showman Rita Thievon Mullin
Tuesday, October 24, 2017
Friday, October 20, 2017
November Book Sale
The November Book Sale starts at 2:30 pm on Monday, November 6th and runs until Saturday, November 11th. Specially priced children's books are featured.
Sunday, October 15, 2017
The Write Stuff - Monia Mazigh
Dr Monia Mazigh is an author and human rights advocat. Born and raised in Tunisia, she emmigrated to Canada in 1991. She holds a PhD in finance from McGill, worked at the University of Ottawa, and stood as an NDP candidate in the 2004 federal election. Dr Mazigh was catapulted onto the world stage in 2002, when she campaigned for the release of her husband, Maher Arar, and then fought to re-establish his reputation.She wrote a book about the ordeal called Hope and Despair.
The library has acquired her second novel, Hope has Two Daughters. It's the story of a mother and daughter, Nadia and Lila. Nadia leaves Tunisia in 1984, and Lila returns in 2010, both times of political revolution.
Dr Mazigh lives in Ottawa with her husband and two children. To read more about her click here
The library has acquired her second novel, Hope has Two Daughters. It's the story of a mother and daughter, Nadia and Lila. Nadia leaves Tunisia in 1984, and Lila returns in 2010, both times of political revolution.
Dr Mazigh lives in Ottawa with her husband and two children. To read more about her click here
Sunday, October 8, 2017
Hudson Box Office (HBO) - Chasing Shadows
Chasing Shadows is a British crime drama folllowing the work of a missing persons unit. Reece Shearsmith plays the socially awkward misfit, Detective Sergeant Sean Stone who would rather work with data than people. He is teamed up with Ruth Hattersley, played by Alex Kingston, who is a born connector able to get on with anyone, but Stone pushes her patience to the limit. Stone's caseload is overwhelming, but his brilliant mind turns out to be perfectly adapted to his new role. The library has the dvd. Click here for more details.
Sunday, October 1, 2017
Murder Ink - James Hayman
James Hayman is a transplanted New Yorker. He graduated from Brown and joined a major New York ad agency, eventually becoming creative director on accounts like the US Army, Procter & Gamble, and Lincoln/Mercury. In 2001, he moved to Portland, Maine, with his wife to become a full-time writer. He has written five novels featuring Portland, Maine detectives Mike McCabe and Maggie Savage, which combined have sold more than half a million copies.
The Library has acquired his most recent novel, The Girl on the Bridge, as well as Darkness First. Please use the
Suggestion Book at the front desk if you would like to read more of his novels.
Click here to visit Hayman online.
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