Posted by Eric Dillalogue, Library Specialist
McNaughton, the company we use to obtain the newest releases and popular authors, has recently shipped a new batch of books. If you are looking for an excellent read, make sure you take a look at the new arrivals shelf across from the circulation desk.Below is a list of the new McNaughton books added to our collection, with links to the library catalog for each:
(Click the blog title to read more and to see the books added!)
Fiction
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| Caleb's Crossing: A Novel by Geraldine Brooks |
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| Friendship Bread: A Novel by Darien Gee |
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| Heads You Lose by Lisa Lutz |
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| Heartbreak of a Hustler's Wife by Nikki Turner |
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| Please Look After Mom by Kyong-Suk Sin |
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| The Preacher: A Novel by Camilla Lackberg |
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| Southern Comfort by Fern Michaels |
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| The Storyteller of Marrakesh by Joydeep Roy-Bhattacharya |
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| The Twelfth Insight by James Redfield |
Non-Fiction
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| Brilliant Disaster: JFK, Castro, and America's doomed invasion of Cuba's Bay of Pigs by Jim Rasenberger |
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| Global Girlfriends: How one mom made it her business to help women in poverty worldwide by Stacey Edgar |
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| Hole At the Bottom of the Sea: The race to kill the BP oil gusher by Joel Achenbach |
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| Idea Man: A memoir by the cofounder of Microsoft by Paul Allen |
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| If You Ask Me (and of course you won't) by Betty White |
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| Inside Wikileaks: My time with Julian Assange at the world's most dangerous website by Daniel Domscheit-Berg |
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| Liberty Defined: 50 essential issues that affect our freedom by Ron Paul |
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| The Next Decade: Where we've been -- and where we're going by George Friedman |
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| The Reading Promise: My father and the books we shared by Alice Ozma |
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| She Walks in Beauty: A woman's journey through poems by Caroline Kennedy |
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| A Singular Woman: The untold story of Barack Obama's mother by Janny Scott |
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| The Threat Matrix: The FBI at war in the age of global terror by Garrett Graff |
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| Working It Out: A journey of love, loss, and hope by Abby Rike |
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