DuBois Public Library News Column:
There are two new sets of books in the Children’s Library at the DuBois Public Library. The first is a series of four books called All About America. The titles in the set include: Wagon Trains and Settlers; Gold Rush and Riches; Colonists and Independence; and Cowboys and the Wild West. These books have many historical facts that helped shape the United States of America, plus detailed reconstructions and original artwork from the period.
Great Expeditions is a set of five books written by Valerie Bodden. The titles are: Through the American West; To the Moon; To the Ocean Deep; To the Top of Mount Everest; and To the South Pole. These books include many photos depicting the events, a Timeline, Endnotes, a Bibliography, and information for further reading.
Holiday Gift Idea:
When holiday shopping consider honoring a loved one with a donation in their name of a book or magazine subscription that will be placed in the Library.
New Non-Fic: Colonel Roosevelt by Edmund Morris; Peace from Broken Pieces: how to get through what you are going through by Iyanla Vanzant; Inside of a Dog: what dogs see, smell, and know by Alexandra Horowitz; That Used to Be Us: how America fell behind in the world by Thomas Friedman; Forks Over Knives: the plant-based way to health by Colin Campbell Ph.D.; The Rogue: searching for the real Sara Palin by Joe McGinniss; In My Time: a personal and political memoir by Dick Cheney; The Railroad that Never Was by Herbert Harwood, Jr.; Paula Deen’s Southern Cooking Bible by Paula Deen; The Boy Who Came Back from Heaven: a true story by Kevin Malarkey
New Fiction: Feast Day of Fools by James Lee Burke; A Lawman’s Christmas: a McKettricks of Texas novel by Linda Lael Miller; Murder Unleashed by Rita Mae Brown; Skeleton Letters: a scrapbooking mystery by Laura Childs; As the Pig Turns: an Agatha Raisin mystery by M.C. Beaton; The Christmas Wedding by James Patterson; The Tehran Initiative by Joel Rosenberg; Bonnie by Iris Johansen; Only Time Will Tell by Jeffrey Archer; Keys to the Kingdom by Senator Bob Graham
New Children’s Books: J-E Fiction: Upstairs Mouse, Downstairs Mole by Wong Herbert Yee; Tallulah’s Tutu by Marilyn Singer; Tony Baloney by Pam Munoz Ryan; Aggie Gets Lost by Lori Ries; Blackout by John Rocco; J Fiction: The Crow-Girl by Bodil Bredsdorff; The Glorious Adventures of the Sunshine Queen by Geraldine McCaughrean; Sylvia & Aki by Winifred Conkling; The Books of Elsewhere: Spellbound by Jacqueline West; American Girl: Meet Cecile by Denise Patrick; J Non Fiction: What’s in My Food? Fiber by George Ivanoff; The Greatest Players: Soccer by Steve Goldworthy; Science Crackers: Crackling Chemistry by Steve Parker; Riddle Me This! by Hugh Lupton; Fireside Stories: Tales for a Winter’s Eve by Caitlin Matthews
New Audios: Robert B. Parker’s Killing the Blues by Michael Brandman; Kill Me If You Can by James Patterson; The Cut by George Pelecanos
There are two new sets of books in the Children’s Library at the DuBois Public Library. The first is a series of four books called All About America. The titles in the set include: Wagon Trains and Settlers; Gold Rush and Riches; Colonists and Independence; and Cowboys and the Wild West. These books have many historical facts that helped shape the United States of America, plus detailed reconstructions and original artwork from the period.
Great Expeditions is a set of five books written by Valerie Bodden. The titles are: Through the American West; To the Moon; To the Ocean Deep; To the Top of Mount Everest; and To the South Pole. These books include many photos depicting the events, a Timeline, Endnotes, a Bibliography, and information for further reading.
Holiday Gift Idea:
When holiday shopping consider honoring a loved one with a donation in their name of a book or magazine subscription that will be placed in the Library.
New Non-Fic: Colonel Roosevelt by Edmund Morris; Peace from Broken Pieces: how to get through what you are going through by Iyanla Vanzant; Inside of a Dog: what dogs see, smell, and know by Alexandra Horowitz; That Used to Be Us: how America fell behind in the world by Thomas Friedman; Forks Over Knives: the plant-based way to health by Colin Campbell Ph.D.; The Rogue: searching for the real Sara Palin by Joe McGinniss; In My Time: a personal and political memoir by Dick Cheney; The Railroad that Never Was by Herbert Harwood, Jr.; Paula Deen’s Southern Cooking Bible by Paula Deen; The Boy Who Came Back from Heaven: a true story by Kevin Malarkey
New Fiction: Feast Day of Fools by James Lee Burke; A Lawman’s Christmas: a McKettricks of Texas novel by Linda Lael Miller; Murder Unleashed by Rita Mae Brown; Skeleton Letters: a scrapbooking mystery by Laura Childs; As the Pig Turns: an Agatha Raisin mystery by M.C. Beaton; The Christmas Wedding by James Patterson; The Tehran Initiative by Joel Rosenberg; Bonnie by Iris Johansen; Only Time Will Tell by Jeffrey Archer; Keys to the Kingdom by Senator Bob Graham
New Children’s Books: J-E Fiction: Upstairs Mouse, Downstairs Mole by Wong Herbert Yee; Tallulah’s Tutu by Marilyn Singer; Tony Baloney by Pam Munoz Ryan; Aggie Gets Lost by Lori Ries; Blackout by John Rocco; J Fiction: The Crow-Girl by Bodil Bredsdorff; The Glorious Adventures of the Sunshine Queen by Geraldine McCaughrean; Sylvia & Aki by Winifred Conkling; The Books of Elsewhere: Spellbound by Jacqueline West; American Girl: Meet Cecile by Denise Patrick; J Non Fiction: What’s in My Food? Fiber by George Ivanoff; The Greatest Players: Soccer by Steve Goldworthy; Science Crackers: Crackling Chemistry by Steve Parker; Riddle Me This! by Hugh Lupton; Fireside Stories: Tales for a Winter’s Eve by Caitlin Matthews
New Audios: Robert B. Parker’s Killing the Blues by Michael Brandman; Kill Me If You Can by James Patterson; The Cut by George Pelecanos