New book releases for 6/9/15

Below are some new books that are being released today! Are you planning on reading any of these new titles?

All the Single Ladies by Dorothea Benton Frank

Blueprints by Barbara Delinsky

The Fixer by Joseph Finder

I Saw a Man by Owen Sheers

Language Arts by Stephanie Kallos

Only a Promise by Mary Balogh

Rise by Karen Campbell

Second Life by S.J. Watson

The Sunken Cathedral by Kate Walbert

The Third Wife by Lisa Jewell

The Truth According to Us by Annie Barrows

Book sale!

Our Friends hold several annual book sales each year, and the next one is this week! This sale is held at the library in the Welsh Room.

Wednesday is the preview sale for members. You can join at the door for $5.00 if you aren't a member yet.

The sale will open to the public on Thursday and will run through Saturday.

Stock up on your summer reading at great prices while supporting your library.

We hope to see you there!

Patron Favorites

We now have a new "Patron Favorites" display at Barnard Crossing Branch! This display contains books that our patrons have really enjoyed and have left good comments for on the sheets in the back of the books.

We are constantly replenishing and updating the titles on the display so be sure to check it frequently! Below are just a FEW of the recent favorites:

Then and Always by Dani Atkins

Dollface by Renee Rosen

Keep Quiet by Lisa Scottoline

The Returned by Jason Mott

Paw Enforcement by Diane Kelly

The Blessings by Elise Juska

What We've Lost is Nothing by Rachel Louise Snyder

Thief by Mark Sullivan

Our book fair!

Will you be shopping at Barnes & Noble soon?

Support us at our book fair on May 9th from 1-4 PM, or shop online anytime between the 9th and 13th and put in our code (11568805). There will be a fun celebration with demonstrations, stories, crafts, cheesecake, and Curious George!

Thank you for your support!

Please find additional details here.

2015 Pulitzer Prize Winners

This year's Pulitzer Prize winners have been announced! This is an award for journalism, literature, and music named after the late Joseph Pulitzer, a newspaper publisher.

Congratulations to all of the winning authors. Below are this year's winners with links to the items in our catalog for you to check out.

Fiction: All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr

General Nonfiction: The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History by Elizabeth Kolbert

Biography or Autobiography: The Pope and Mussolini: The Secret History of Pope Pius XI and the Rise of Fascism in Europe by David I. Kertzer

History: Encounters at the Heart of the World: A History of the Mandan People by Elizabeth Fenn

Have you read any of these titles yet? Which ones are you planning on reading?

Library Program: The Art Forger (Book Discussion)

 
Join us at either 2 PM or 7 PM on Tuesday, April 28th, 2015.

Librarian Ann Patterson will lead a discussion on the novel The Art Forger by B.A. Shapiro. This story combines history, art, and a mystery.

Please register here if you'd like to join us at one of the two sessions, or give us a call to register at (585) 225-8951.

Hope to see you there!

After the War is Over by Jennifer Robson

Title: After the War is Over

Author: Jennifer Robson

Jennifer Robson's second novel, After the War is Over, tells of the time in England immediately following the Great War.  After four years as a military nurse, Charlotte Brown is ready to leave devastation and death behind. The daughter of a vicar, she has always wanted to dedicate her life to helping others.  She moves to busy Liverpool where her hard work assisting destitute families leaves no time for social life other than occasional dinners with the women at her boardinghouse. 

Eventually, Charlotte takes time off to return to the estate where she was once a governess for the wedding of her former charge, Lilly Neville-Ashford.  During that weekend, Charlotte takes one look at Lilly's brother, Edward, Lord Cumberland, and realizes that she has never stopped loving him.  When Edward's war injuries threaten to destroy his future, Charlotte agrees to help nurse him back to health.  She must do this knowing that class differences will forever keep them apart.

An interesting look at changes resulting from the First World War.
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