Dream Routes of the World is a new addition to the DuBois Public Library.  This is a book that describes fifty routes of the world that include the most fascinating travel destinations on earth.  Some of the routes have grand natural landscapes, unique cultural sites, large cities, or quiet little villages.  Each chapter starts with an introduction that provides an overview of the travel route and information about the country including natural features and historical and cultural sites.  There are maps and a number of beautiful photos pointing out important places and sites.  Travel information noting the length of each tour, travel times, the climate, and the best season to travel plus useful addresses are listed in the travel information box.

New Non Fic: The Forest Unseen: a year’s watch in nature by David Haskell; PCs Simplified: simply the easiest way to learn by Elaine Marmel; The End of Illness by David Agus, M.D.; Back to Work: why we need smart government for a strong economy by Bill Clinton; Drift: the unmooring of American military power by Rachel Maddow; American Sniper: the autobiography of the most lethal sniper in U.S. military history by Chris Kyle; The Pioneer Woman Cooks: food from my frontier by Ree Drummond; The Ten, Make that Nine, Habits of Very Organized People by Steve Martin; Anatomy of Injustice: a murder case gone wrong by Raymond Bonner; Burn Down the Ground: a memoir by Kambri Crews
                            
New Fiction: Another Piece of My Heart by Jane Green; The Innocent by David Baldacci; So Pretty It Hurts: a Bailey Weggins mystery by Kate White; That’s How I Roll by Andrew Vachss; Fall From Grace by Richard North Patterson; Stay Close by Harlan Coben; Force of Nature by C.J. Box; Loving (Bailey Flanigan series) by Karen Kingsbury; The Lost Years by Mary Higgins Clark; Elegy for Eddie: a Maisie Dobbs novel by Jacqueline Winspear

New Children’s Books: J-E Fiction: Strawberry Shortcake: Babysitting Blues by Mickie Matheis; Dinosaur Train: Buddy’s Playdate by Craig Bartlett; Goodnight Little Monster by Helen Ketteman; Stars by Lyn Ray; Happy Go Ducky by Jackie Urbanovic; J Fiction: Pokemon Adventures: Diam and Pearl Platinum by Hidenori Kusaka; Storm Runners by Roland Smith; The Mystery of Venice by Geronimo Stilton; Flat Stanley Worldwide Adventures: the U.S. Capital Commotion by Josh Greenhut; Star Wars Adventures: Chewbacca and the Slavers of the Shadlowlands; by Chris Cerasi; J Non Fiction: Weird Sports of the World by S.B. Watson; The Camping Trip That Changed America: Theodore Roosevelt, John Muir, and Our National Parks by Barb Rosenstock; Barking Spiders 2: Poetry for Children by C.J. Heck; Click Click Click! Photography for Children by George Sullivan; The Golden Book of Family Fun by Peggy Brown

New DVDs: The Ides of March; Drive; Real Steel; Moneyball

On Tuesday, May 1st, the DuBois Public Library will be celebrating the PA One Book: Every Young Child Literacy Initiative by hosting Zachariah Ohora, the author of Stop Snoring, Bernard. We'll be talking with Mr. Ohora, reading his wonderful book, making a craft, having a snack, and making memories. Please join us at 4PM on May 1st for fun, food, and friendship!
http://www.paonebook.org/

Celebrate your local Library Staff during National Library Week! The DuBois Public Library has an exceptional staff! If you want to find something to inspire you here, just ask the staff! We are all readers with various educational backgrounds, hobbies, and interests. Stop in and ask us for a reading suggestion and we'll happily tell you what we've been reading!
Thanks for being our patrons and THANK YOU, STAFF, for making The DuBois Public Library a great library.