Thursday, March 22, 2018
March - Fiction
How to Stop Time
Matt Haig
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Canadian Shield Kelley Aitken 🍁
The Boat People Sharon Bala 🍁
Pillow Andrew Battershill 🍁
The Night of the Comet George Bishop
Honolulu Alan Brennert
The Mercy Journals Claudia Casper 🍁
The Memento Christy Ann Conlin 🍁
The Marrow Thieves Cherie Dimaline 🍁
Becoming Lin Tricia Dower 🍁
American War Omar El Akkad
Love Always Harriet Evans
A Place Called Winter Patrick Gale
Summer Secrets Jane Green
How Should a Person Be? Sheila Heti 🍁
French Coast Anita Hughes
Ancillary Justice Ann Leckie
A Splendid Boy Melanie Martin 🍁
The Disenchanted Widow Christina McKenna
For the Love of Mary Christopher Meades 🍁
Torp Michael Mirolla 🍁
Purge Sofi Oksanen
Amity Nasreen Pejvack 🍁
The Painters of Battles Arturo Perez-Reverte
The Queen of the South Arturo Perez-Reverte
Death Valley Susan Perly 🍁
The Crying Tree Naseem Rakha
Drawing Lessons Patricia Sands 🍁
Scattered Bones Maggie Siggins 🍁
Helium Jaspreet Singh 🍁
Winter Ali Smith
Love by the Morning Star Laura L. Sullivan
Max's Folly Bill Turpin 🍁
City of the Beasts Isabel Allende (Large Print)
The Known World Edward Jones (Large Print)
Mine Are Spectacular! Janice Kaplan (Large Print)
This Time Love Elizabeth Lowell (Large Print)
The Storied Life of A.J.Fikry Gabrielle Zevin (Large Print)
March - Mysteries
Dishing the Dirt
M.C.Beaton
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The Grave's a Fine and Private Place Alan Bradley
Compulsion Allison Brennan
While the Music Lasts John Brooke
Two Kinds of Truth Michael Connelly
Disposable Souls Phonse Jessome 🍁
The Rage Gene Kerrigan
Cuba Straits Randy Wayne White
Gone Tomorrow Lee Child ( Large Print)
On the Street Where you Live Mary Higgins Clark ( Large Print )
March - Non-Fiction
Gordon Ramsay's Fast Food
Gordon Ramsay
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What If? Randall Munroe
Grow Cook Eat Willi Galloway
250 Home Preserving Favorites Yvonne Tremblay 🍁
The Beaver Hall Group 1920s Modernism in Montreal Jacques E. Des Rochers 🍁
Celebrating Canada Pete E. Baker 🍁
The Girl with the Lower Back Tattoo Amy Schumer
Born to Run Bruce Springsteen
March - Children's Books
City Dog, Country Frog
Mo Willems
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Rosie Revere, Engineer Andrea Beaty
Pig the Pug Aaron Blabey
Bad Kitty Does Not Like Snow Nick Bruel
Enormous Suitcase Robert Munsch 🍁
Blackout John Rocco
Alexis #5: Leon Magrichon Dominique Demers 🍁
Alexis #6: Alexa Gougougaga Dominique Demers 🍁
Lili B Brown: Joue a la Coiffeuse Sally Rippin
Lili B Brown: Le Mechant Garcon Sally Rippin
Le Monstre du Lac Lac Geronimo Stilton
Revanche du Club des Salamandres Tea Stilton
Wishtree Katherine Applegate
Eleven Lauren Myracle
Twelve Lauren Myracle
Dog Man a Tale of Two Kitties Dav Pilkey
I Survived the American Revolution, 1776 Lauren Tarshis
I Survived Tornado Terror Lauren Tarshis
Listen to the Wind Greg Mortenson
Mummies and Pyramids Sam Taplin
Minerals Chris and Helen Pellant
Rocks Chris and Helen Pellant
Animals: A Visual Encyclopedia Carrie Love
The Terrible Thing That Happened to Barnaby Brocket John Boyne
The Bane Chronicles Cassandra Clare
29 Myths on the Swinster Pharmacy Lemony Snicket
Swords Ben Boos
Tuesday, March 20, 2018
April Book Sale
The April Book Sale starts at 2:30 pm on Monday, April 2nd and runs until Saturday, April 7th. DIY and craft books are featured.
Thursday, March 15, 2018
The Write Stuff - Min Jin Lee
Min Jin Lee attended Yale College, and worked as a lawyer in New York City for several years, prior to writing full time. The library has just acquired her second novel Pachinko. It's a saga about four generations of a poor Korean immigrant family fighting to control their destiny in 20th century Japan. The novel took Lee four years to write.
Pachinko was a finalist for The National Book Award for Fiction, and appeared in the top ten books of 2017 for the BBC, CBC and San Francisco Chronicle amongst others. It was also a New York Times bestseller. Lee lives in New York with her family. To visit her online click here.
Pachinko was a finalist for The National Book Award for Fiction, and appeared in the top ten books of 2017 for the BBC, CBC and San Francisco Chronicle amongst others. It was also a New York Times bestseller. Lee lives in New York with her family. To visit her online click here.
Thursday, March 8, 2018
Hudson Box Office (HBO) - The Crown
The Crown is a historical television drama series based on the film The Queen, and the award winning play, The Audience, by Peter Morgan. The series is a biographical story about the reign of Queen Elizabeth ll .The library has just acquired the first series, which covers the period from her marriage to Prince Philip in 1947 to 1955. The Crown has received widespread critical acclaim and received numerous awards including best actress and actor at the Screen Actors Guild Awards for Claire Foy who plays Elizabeth, and John Lithgow who plays Winston Churchill.For more details about this excellent series, click here.
Thursday, March 1, 2018
Murder Ink - Jane Casey
Jane Casey is an Irish author of crime fiction novels. Crime
is a family affair for Casey. Married to a criminal barrister, she has a unique
insight into the brutal underbelly of urban life, from the smell of a police
cell to the darkest motives of a serial killer. This gritty realism has made
her books international bestsellers and critical successes. She writes the D.C. Maeve Kerrigan series – Kerrigan
has quickly become one of the most popular characters in crime fiction.
The library acquired her most recent novel Let the Dead
Speak as well as some of her previous novels to complete the series.
Casey lives in London where she works as an editor. To
visit her online click here.
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