It’s Good to Be Back

I have been sick for the past week, and it feels good to be back at the library today.  Thanks to Jess and Joann for taking over for me. They did a good job.  I’ve just unpacked 11 new books. It may take a few days to get them processed and on the shelf, but they look like some good ones.

New Books in August

The Eighty Dollar Champion – Elizabeth Letts
In the Garden of Beasts  –  Erik Larson
A Stolen Life – Jaycee Dugard
Happy Birthday  –  Danielle Steel
Escape   – Barbara Delinsky
Save Me  Lisa Scottoline
One Summer  – David Baldacci
Carte Blanche 007 – Jeffery Deaver
Fallen – Karin Slaughter
Bel-Air Dead –  Stuart Woods
Sixteen Brides – Stephanie Grace Whitson
The Silent Girl  Tess Gerritsen
Sisterhood Everlasting  Ann Brashares
Split Second  –  Catherine Coulter
Shelter  Harlan Coben

Pioneer History of Nebraska

It’s fun to read about the pioneers that first settled this land. I find it especially interesting to read about Custer County history. The Sargent library has a number of Nebraska history books. Here are some of the most interesting ones.

Pioneer History of Custer County Nebraska – S. D. Butcher

Sargent, Nebraska 75th Anniversary Celebration 1958,   Sargent Centennial 1883 – 1983,   Sargent’s Quasquicentennial (125th) Celebration

No Time on My Hands – Grace Snyder (Custer County pioneer, biography)

When You and I Were Young, Nebraska! – Berna Hunter Chrisman (autobiography)

The Ladder of Rivers: The Story of I. P. Olive – Harry E. Chrisman

A Treasury of Nebraska Pioneer Folklore – Roger L Welsch

Battlefields of Nebraska – Thomas D. Phillips

Mollie – The journal of Mollie Dorsey Sanford in Nebraska and Colorado Territories

The Children’s Blizzard – David Laskin

Nebraska: An Illustrated History – Frederick C. Luebke

Once Upon a Town: The Miracle of the North Platte Canteen – Bob Greene

 

 

Discarded Books

One of my least favorite jobs at the library is getting rid of old books. There is limited space,  so some of the books that are well worn or never get checked out have to be discarded. These books are available free (donations accepted) for whomever wants them. Come in and look them over. You may find the perfect book for you.

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