Adult Collections

What’s New in the collection:

February 1, 2012

Fiction

1.  All I Did Was Shoot My Man by Walter Mosley – FIC Mosley.

2.  The Family Business by Carl Weber – FIC Weber

3.  Believing the Lie by Elizabeth George – FIC George

4.  A Devil Is Waiting by Jack Higgins – FIC Higgins

5.  Home Front by Kristin Hannah – FIC Hannah

Nonfiction

1.  To Free a Family: the journey of Mary Walker by Sydney Nathans – B WALKER

2.  An Invisible Thread: the true story of an 11-year old panhandler, a busy sales executive, and an unlikely meeting with destiny by Laura Schroff – 974.7 SCH

3.  The Operators: the wild and terrifying inside story of America’s war in Afghanistan by Michael Hastings – 958.104 HAS

4.  Sophie: the incredible true story of the castaway dog by Emma Pearse – 636.700994 PEA

5.  The Complete Book of Home Crafts: projects for adventurous beginners – 745.5 COM

Putting a book on hold

1. From the card catalog, search for and select the item to be placed on hold.

2. Click on blue rectangle labeled hold request toward upper right part of screen.

3. Sign in to your account

4. Finally, click on submit request

Please make sure to keep a current email address or phone number on record with the library so you can be notified when your hold arrives.

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DONATED BOOKS and OTHER MATERIALS

The library graciously accepts donations of books, DVDs, and other materials. Donated materials may be added to the collection, resold to generate income for the library, or given by the library to other organizations. As a last resort donated materials which can’t be reused or resold may be discarded by the library.

Donated materials must be in reasonably good condition (not torn, wet, moldy, smelly, dirty, infested with vermin, etc.). The library does not accept donated magazines, textbooks, encyclopedias, or homemade videos or audios. Donations of other items (computers, furniture, artworks, items of historical interest, etc.) will be considered on a case by case basis by library management. Generally computers must be less than two years old to be considered.

Donated items must be brought to the library. Patrons needing assistance in unloading donated items, or with large numbers of items, should call the library in advance to make arrangements.
The value of donated materials may be tax deductible. Please consult your tax advisor for information. If requested, the library will provide a receipt for donated materials showing a general description and count however the library cannot provide a value for donations.