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Adult Books
Fiction: Cross my Heart by James Patterson; The Supreme Macaroni Company by Adriana Trigiani; Hostage by Kay Hooper; Command Authority by Tom Clancy; The Prince of Risk by Christopher Reich; The Gods of Guilt by Michael Connelly; Robert Ludlum’s the Bourne Retribution by Eric Van Lustbader; Shadows of Death by Jeanne M. Dams; Innocence by Dean Koontz; Hunted by Karen Robards; Innocent Blood by James Rollins

Non-Fiction: World War II Reflections: An Oral History of Pennsylvania’s Veterans edited by Brain Lockman; What are you Afraid of? Facing Down Your Fears with Faith by Dr. David Jeremiah; David and Goliath: Underdogs, Misfits, and the art of Battling Giants by Malcolm Gladwell; Limping Through Life: A Farm Boy’s Polio Memoir by Jerold W. Apps; The Honest Toddler: A Child’s Guide to Parenting by Bunmi Laditan; The Guns at Last Light: The war in Eastern Europe, 1944-1945 (vol. 3) by Rick Atkinson

Young Adult Non-Fiction: Life in a Nazi Concentration Camp by Don Nardo; Life in the North During the Civil War by Jim Whiting; American Mythology by Don Nardo; Sexting (No Author); Artificial Ingredients (No Author); Thinking Critically: Cell Phones by Carla Mooney; Bath Salts and Other Synthetic Drugs by Peggy J. Parks

Children’s Books
Fiction: Showoff by Gordon Korman; The Sandman and the war of Dreams by William Joyce; The Last Apprentice: I am Alice by Joseph Delaney; Confectionately Yours: Taking the Cake; Sugar and Spice; Something New by Lisa Papademetriou; Kitty Corner: Otis, Callie; Duchess; Domino by Ellen Miles; Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims by Rush Limbaugh; SMASH: Trial by Fire by Chris A. Bolton

Have you wanted to try an IPad or Kindle Fire before you buy it? 
Do you want to know about what these new technologies can do for you?  

Make plans to attend our Technology Try-It session on Monday, December 16 from 4PM - 5PM, and get a chance to see these devices and learn more about them. 

We'll have Ipads, Kindle Fires, and information about other technologies.  To register, call @ 371-5930.

DuBois Public Library  is beginning an exciting new environmental science series for children age 7 - 10!
                    
                When:  Second Thursday of each month – November through May - at 4PM
    
Combining literature and hands-on learning, this FREE series will present major concepts in environmental science and biology that are age-appropriate.  The sessions will be under the direction of Sean Petrick, a member of the library staff and a graduate of Juniata College in Environmental Information Systems, assisted by a volunteer. Parents should plan to also attend so they may continue the discussions at home, thereby optimizing the learning experience for their children.
 
Class sizes are limited. Please register by calling the library at 371-5930 and asking to speak with Sean. Each program will  require a new registration.

Bring your friends and a few dollars for pizza and spend the evening gaming at the library.