Archive for June 30, 2016
New Large Print
First frost / Sarah Addison Allen
The last mile / David Baldacci
Let sleeping dogs lie / Rita Mae Brown
Claire of the Sea Light / Edwidge Danticat
A step of faith Richard Paul Evans
Here’s to us Elin Hilderbrand
The Rosie effect / Graeme C Simsion
Nantucket sisters / Nancy Thayer
The patron saint of lost dogs / Nick Trout
June 30, 2016 at 12:57 pm
New Juvenile
Fiction
Maybe a fox / Kathi Appelt
Circus Mirandus / Cassie Beasley
Escape from Baxter’s barn / Rebecca Bond
The goblin’s puzzle : Andrew S Chilton
Sweet home Alaska / Carole Estby Dagg
The tale of Despereaux : Kate DiCamillo
George / Alex Gino
Lost in the sun / Lisa Graff
Unusual chickens for the exceptional poultry farmer / Kelly Jones
The skeleton tree / Iain Lawrence
Just my luck / Cammie McGovern
The seventh most important thing / Shelley Pearsall
Pax / Sara Pennypacker
The big dark / W.R. Philbrick
The Blackthorn key / Kevin Sands
Goodbye stranger / Rebecca Stead
Nonfiction
Minecraft : Nick Farwell
Craft projects for Minecraft and pixel art fans : Choly Knight
Lego awesome ideas / Daniel Lipkowitz
The LEGO ideas book : Daniel Lipkowitz
Tracking and reading sign : Len McDougall
Minecraft : Stephanie Milton
Minecraft : Stephanie Milton
Minecraft : Matthew Needler
Our moon : Elaine Scott
Make :
The big book of Minecraft.
June 30, 2016 at 12:40 pm
New Young Adult
The anatomical shape of a heart / Jenn Bennett
With malice / Eileen Cook
All the major constellations : Pratima Cranse
The weight of feathers / Anna-Marie McLemore
Eclipse Stephenie Meyer
Twilight / Stephenie Meyer
Salt to the sea : Ruta Sepetys
June 30, 2016 at 12:30 pm
New Picture Books, Easy, & Transitional
Surf’s up / Kwame Alexander
Space Dog / Mini Grey
Frankencrayon / Michael Hall
When spring comes / Kevin Henkes
I hear a pickle : Rachel Isadora
Ling & Ting : Grace Lin
My dog’s a chicken / Susan McElroy Montanari
The otter / Cynthia Rylant
The red hat / David Teague
Oops, pounce, quick, run! : Mike Twohy
Every day birds / Amy Ludwig VanDerwater
Little One / Jo Weaver
Puddle / Hyewon Yum
June 30, 2016 at 12:15 pm
New Adult Nonfiction
Witness to the revolution : Clara Bingham
The Road to Little Dribbling Bill Bryson
The rainbow comes and goes : Anderson Cooper
Loose parts : Lisa Daly
Your kid’s a brat and it’s all your fault / Elaine Rose Glickman
Fast Into the Night Debbie Clark Moderow
Becoming wise : Krista Tippett
Do you have a secret? / Jennifer Moore-Mallinos
I Said No! Zachary King
Lassoing the Sun Mark Woods
June 30, 2016 at 12:01 pm
May and June New Fiction
Robert B. Parker’s Slow Burn / Ace Atkins
Britt-Marie was here : Fredrik Backman
The 14th colony / Steve Berry
Tall tail / Rita Mae Brown
At the Edge of the Orchard / Tracy Chevalier
Everyone brave is forgiven / Chris. Cleave
Zero K : Don DeLillo
We never asked for wings : Vanessa Diffenbaugh
Widowmaker : Paul Doiron
No one knows / J. T. Ellison
LaRose / Louise Erdrich
Seven days dead : John Farrow
The letter writer / Dan Fesperman
Goodbye to the dead / Brian Freeman
Death at breakfast / Beth Richardson Gutcheon
Lilac girls : Martha Hall Kelly
The murder of Mary Russell : Laurie R. King
Wilde Lake : Laura Lippman
In the cold dark ground / Stuart MacBride
Prayers the devil answers : Sharyn McCrumb
Double switch : T. T. Monday
The little red chairs : Edna O’Brien
Forgive me / Daniel Palmer
‘Til death do us part / Amanda Quick
Miss Julia inherits a mess / Ann B Ross
Everybody’s Fool / Richard Russo
Extreme prey / John Sandford
They may not mean to, but they do : Cathleen Schine
Most wanted / Lisa Scottoline
The Cracked Spine / Paige Shelton
Eligible : Curtis Sittenfeld
The last painting of Sara De Vos / Dominic Smith
The nest / Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney
Deep blue / Randy Wayne White
Journey to Munich / Jacqueline Winspear
Dishonorable Intentions / Stuart Woods
June 30, 2016 at 11:40 am
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