January Book Sale

The January Book Sale starts at 2:30 pm on Monday, January 6th, and runs until Saturday, January 11th.  Cook books are featured.

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December - Mysteries

Elevator Pitch 
Linwood Barclay 🍁









Blue Moon   Lee Child
Kiss the Girls and Make Them Cry   Mary Higgins Clark
The Night Fire   Michael Connelly
The Malice of Waves   Mark Douglas-Home
The French Girl   Lexie Elliott
The Heist   Janet Evanovich & Lee Goldberg
The Hunting Party   Lucy Foley
The Other Side of Silence   Philip Kerr
All That's Dead   Stuart MacBride
The Doll Factory   Elizabeth Macneal
Beatrice Stubbs:  Series Two   JJ Marsh
Cold Hard Murder   Trish McCormack
The Gathering Dark   James Oswald
Cold as the Grave   James Oswald
No Time to Cry   James Oswald
Further of Sherlock Holmes   Sam Siciliano

December - Fiction

Girl, Woman, Other
Bernadine Evaristo









Fleishman Is In Trouble   Taffy Brodesser-Akner
Those People   Louise Candlish
Queenie   Candice Carty-Williams
A Single Thread   Tracy Chevalier
The Deserter   Nelson DeMille & Alex DeMille
A Girl Returned   Donatella Di Pietrantonio
The Garden of Lost and Found   Harriet Evans
Girl, Woman, Other   Bernadine Evaristo
Song for the Unraveling of the World   Brian Evenson
Her Pretty Face   Robyn Harding 🍁
The Family Upstairs   Lisa Jewell
The Family Gift   Cathy Kelly
The Water Cure   Sophie Mackintosh
Leopard at the Door   Jennifer McVeigh
The Giver of Stars   Jojo Moyes
Sweet Sorrow   David Nicholls
Girl   Edna O'Brien
The Sun Sister   Lucinda Riley
The Grammarians   Cathleen Schine
10 Minutes 38 Seconds in this Strange World  Elif Shafak
Grand Union  Zadie Smith
An Irish Country Family   Patrick Taylor 🍁
Let It Snow   Nancy Thayer
If You Could Go Anywhere   Paige Toon
The Dressmaker's Gift   Fiona Valpy
Grandmothers   Salley Vickers
The Golden Hour   Beatriz Williams
Andromeda Evolution  Daniel Wilson (Michael Crichton)
Red at the bone   Jacqueline Woodson (Large Print)

December - DVDs

The Saga of Murdo MacLeod   🍁









Call the Midwife - Season 7
Game of Thrones - Season 7
The Irishman
Maiden
Rocketman
Unforgotten - Season 3

December - Non-Fiction

Finding Chika 
Mitch Albom








Out of Thin Air   Anthony Adeane
Hallucinations   Oliver Sacks
Consumer Reports Buying Guide 2020
Naked Imperfection   Gillian Deacon 🍁
Me   Elton John

December - Children's Books

Elf Pets: A Reindeer Tradition   Chanda A. Bell






1001 Things to Spot at Christmas   Alex Frith
Best Friends   Shannon Hale
Do You See What I See   Sandi Gore Evans
Mademoiselle Moon   Marie-Louise Gay 🍁
Winne & Waldorf   Kati Hites
Christmas Wishes   Tony Mitton
Coming Through the Blizzard   Eileen Spinelli
Christmas Magic   Sue Stainton
The Red Blanket   Eliza Thomas
The Great Reindeer Rebellion   Lisa Trumbauer
Find Me Their Bones   Sara Wolf

December - Livres d'enfants en français

Frisson l'écureuil se prépare pour Noël 
Mélanie Watt 🍁









Je sais lire   Louise Gikow
Je suis une princesse   Kirsten Hall

The Write Stuff - Ben Fergusson

Ben Fergusson was born in Southampton,UK, studied English Literature at Warwick University, and Modern Languages at Bristol University, and has worked as an editor, translator and publisher. He has published three award-winning novels all set in Berlin, and the library has just acquired his most recent work, An Honest Man. 18 year old Ralf is having a carefree summer in Berlin in 1989, oblivious of the storm gathering on the other side of the Berlin Wall. An unsettling discovery and Cold War tensions begin to tear his life apart, and he finds himself caught up in a web of deceit, forcing him to make impossible choices.
Fergusson currently teaches at the University of Potsdam, to visit him online click here.

Annual tradition of helping those in need

Photo by Madeleine Langlois

War Memorial Library presents cheque donations to 18 local worthwhile causes.

These monies are the result of careful expenditure by our library volunteers, the dedicated hard work of our amazing Shoppe volunteers who prepare the weekly Saturday morning sale as well as our loyal customers who purchase the donated items at very reasonable prices – true community spirit!

Fine Amnesty until January 7

Murder Ink - JJ Marsh

JJ Marsh is the author of The Beatrice Stubbs series. Jill grew up in Wales, Africa and the Middle East, where her curiosity for culture took root and triggered an urge to write. After graduating in English Literature and Theatre Studies, she worked as an actor, teacher, writer, director, editor, journalist and cultural trainer all over Europe.

The Beatrice Stubbs Series are not just heart-racing crime novels, they are also European adventures. Each story is immersed in the landscape, culture, cuisine, architecture and personality of its location.

The library recently acquired Beatrice Stubbs Series Box Set One which contains her first three novels – Behind Closed Doors, Raw Material and Tread Softly.  Box Set Two will be added to our collection next month.

Marsh lives in Switzerland with her husband and three dogs.  To visit her online, click here.