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New books in today! Call (946-2512) or comment to be put on the reserve list for any of the items. 🙂
“Silken Prey” by John Sandford (release date 5/7/13)
“Wonderland” by Robert B. Parker (release date 5/7/13)
“Reese’s Bride” by Kat Martin
“Jennifer” by Dee Henderson
“Fly Away” by Kristin Hannah
“The Yummy Mummy Kitchen” by Marina Delio
“Wedding Night” by Sophie Kinsella
“Unintended Consequences” by Stuart Woods (release date 4/9/13)
“The Striker” by Clive Cussler & Justin Scott
“Midnight at Marble Arch” by Anne Perry (release date 4/9/13)
“The Little Bookstore of Big Stone Gap” by Wendy Welch
“Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead” by Sheryl Sandberg
“The Outpost: an Untold Story of American Valor” by Jake Tapper
“You’re So Invited” by Cheryl Najafi
“Going, Going, Ganache” by Jenn McKinlay
“A Time for Patriots” & “Tiger’s Claw”by Dale Brown
“Way Back” by Andrew Gross
“A Cowboy at Heart” by Lori Copeland & Virginia Smith
“The Guardian” by Beverly Lewis
“Forbidden Sister” by V.C. Andrews
“Sleight of Hand” by Phillip Margolin
“World War Z” by Mx Brooks
“Miss Julia to the Rescue” by Ann B. Ross
Call (946-2512) or comment to be put on the reserve list. 🙂
— at Central City Public Library.
The library was recently awarded a grant from the Dollar General Literacy Foundation for the purchase of 2 Nook eReaders for the children’s area. The grant also included funding for 25 eStories by exciting new children’s authors. The stories are high interest but with a little easier vocabulary. All levels of readers will enjoy using the Nooks, but reluctant readers will find it easy to read and it is in a very modern format. Each of the devices have different stories loaded onto them, and the checkout period is for two weeks. Ask at the front desk for more info. and to see if one is available to check out. — at Central City Public Library.
— at Central City Public Library.
— at Central City Public Library.
— at Central City Public Library.
ls and span generations. They are historically accurate and highlight the nation’s Christian heritage of faith. Written along the same vein as the “American Girl” series, these books are a little more in depth and a little longer.