New Titles @ Your Library This Week, December 28, 2009
ADULT NON-FICTION
“God Sleeps In Rwanda” by Joseph Sebarenzi
“Invisible Kingdom” by Idan Ben-Barak
“Rich Dad’s Conspiracy Of The Rich” by Robert Kiyosaki
“Where Hope Begins” by Alysia Sofios
“Five Big Lies About American Business” by Michael Medved
“American Sketches” by Walter Isaacson
“Cheerful Money” by Tad Friend
“Great Money Binge” by George Melloan
“Hot And Hot Fish Cookbook” by Chris Hastings
“How To Do Everything Adobe Photoshop CS4” by Chad Perkins
“Imperial Cruise” by James Bradley
“Mennonite In A Little Black Dress” by Rhoda Janzen
“Pops” by Terry Teachout
“Stones Into Schools” by Greg Mortenson
“Vikings” by Robert Ferguson
ADULT FICTION
“Just After Sunset” by Stephen King
“Mama Dearest” by E. Lynn Harris
“Renegade Hunter” by Lynsay Sands
“Tempt Me At Twilight” by Lisa Kleypas
“That Holiday Feeling” by Debbie Macomber
“Nine Dragons” by Michael Connelly
“Breathless” by Dean R. Koontz
“Catered Birthday” by Isis Crawford
“Deadly Deals” by Fern Michaels
“Delilah” by India Edghill
“Good Fall” by Ha Jin
“Hollywood Moon” by Joseph Wambaugh
“Liberating Atlantis” by Harry Turtledove
“Morning Show Murders” by Al Roker
“Mr. Monk In Trouble” by Lee Goldberg
“”Paris Vendetta” by Steve Berry
“Preacher’s Passion” by Lutishia Lovely
“Push” by Sapphire
“Razor Sharp” by Fern Michaels
“U Is For Undertow” by Sue Grafton
“Where Armadillos Go To Die” by James Hine
“Widow And The Tree” by Sonny Brewer
YOUNG ADULT FICTION
“Last Night I Sang To The Monster” by Benjamin Saenz”
“Liar” by Justine Larbalestier
“New Moon” by Stephenie Meyer
“Solace Of The Road” by Siobhan Dowd
JUVENILE FICTION
“Odd And The Frost Giants” by Neil Gaiman
“Runaway Mummy” by Michael Rex
“Season Of Gifts” by Richard Peck
“Waddle” by Rufus Seder
CD’s
“I, Alex Cross” by James Patterson
“Say You’re One Of Them” by Uwern Akpan
DVD’s
“When We Left Earth” by Dangerous Films Ltd.
“Angels And Demons” by Columbia Pictures
“In Big Trouble” by Laura Lippman
New Titles @ Your Library This Week, December 21, 2009
ADULT NON-FICTION
“Faith Instinct” by Nicholas Wade
“Hard Work” by Roy Williams
“Last Words” by George Carlin
“Storm In The Barn” by Matt Phelan
“Art” by Flaminio Gualdoni
“Impulse Factor” by Nick Taslen
“Other Side Of Montgomery” by Eddie Phillips
“Penguin Book Of Baby Names” by David Pickering
“Strength Of Women” ed. by Angela Joshi
“Deliver Us From Evil” by Lacy Ford
“Fatal Strain” by Alan Sipress
“Genius Of The Beast” by Howard Bloom
“Red Flag” by David Priestland
“American Original” by Joan Biskupic
“Bob Dylan Revisited” by Bob Dylan
“Brain” by Michael Sweeney
“Fly By Wire” by William Langewiesche
“Homesteading” ed. by Abigail Gehring
“Hoodwinked” by John Perkins
“It’s Your Time” by Joel Osteen
“Messenger” by Jennifer Stepanek
“Paulo Coelho” by Fernando Morais
“Secret Lives Of Buildings” by Edward Hollis
“Ultimate Happiness Prescription” by Deepak Chopra
“Undead And Unwelcome” by Mary Davidson
ADULT FICTION
“Family Album” by Penelope Lively
“Rumpole Christmas” by John Mortimer
“Big Steal” by Emyl Jenkins
“Home To Briar Mountain” by Diane Noble
“Kindred In Death” by J.D. Robb
“Lucky Streak” by Carly Phillips
“On The Right Path” by Diann Hunt
“Reluctant Cowgirl” by Christine Lynxwiler
“Snow Angels” by Fern Michaels
“Sunflower Serenade” by Tricia Goyer
“Thousand Generations” by Traci DePree
“Atlantis Code” by Charles Brokaw
“Blue And Gray Christmas” by Joan Medlicott
“Shadows Of War” by Larry Bond
“Under The Dome” by Stephen King
“American Fantastic Tales” ed. by Peter Straub
“Christmas Blizzard” by Garrison Keillor
“Destroyer Of Worlds” by Larry Niven
“First Lord’s Fury” by Jim Butcher
“Happiness Key” by Emilie Richards
“Ice” by Linda Howard
“In The Kitchen” by Monica Ali
“Introduction” by Terri Blackstock
“Jericho’s Fall” by Stephen Carter
“Museum Of Innocence” by Orhan Pamuk
“New Tricks” by David Rosenfelt
“No Less Than Victory” by Jeff Shaara
“Original Of Laura” by Vladimir Nabokov
“Pirate Latitudes” by Michael Crichton
“Plain Pursuit” by Beth Wiseman
“Pretend Wife” by Bridget Asher
“Quilter’s Holiday” by Jennifer Chiaverini
“Rainwater” by Sandra Brown
“Royal Flush” by Rhys Bowen
“Sound Of Sleigh Bells” by Cindy Woodsmall
“Too Much Happiness” by Alice Munro
“Torch Of Freedom” by David Weber
YOUNG ADULT NON-FICTION
“Bud’s Easy Research Paper Computer Manual” by Alvin Baron
YOUNG ADULT FICTION
“Stealing Death” by Janet Carey
BOOKS ON TAPE
“Surrendered Heart” by Tracie Peterson
“Bride In The Bargain” by Deeanne Gist
“Fireflies In December” by Jennifer Valent
“Justice Game” by Randy Singer
“Nothing But Trouble” by Susan Warren
“Sister’s Test” by Wanda Brunstetter
CD’s
“Audacity To Win” by David Plouffe
“Ford County” by John Grisham
“Ice” by Linda Howard
“Wrecker” by Clive Cussler
“White Lies For Dark Times” by Ben Harper
“Lost Art Of Gratitude” by Alexander McCall-Smith
“Professional” by Robert B. Parker
“American Ride” by Toby Keith
“Essential Norman Hutchins” by Norman Hutchins
“Experience” by Vanessa Armstrong
“Full Circle” by Creed
“I, Alex Cross” by James Patterson
“Babilla” by Vico C
“Candy Shop War” by Brandon Mull
“Crazy Love” by Michael Buble
“Forget And Not Slow Down” by Relient K
“Need” by Todd Agnes
“Open” by Andre Agassi
“Sacrificium” by Cecilia Bartoli
DVD’s
“Business Of Being Born” by Red Envelope Entertainment
“Bill Nye’s Solving For X” by Disney Educational Productions
“Energy” by Disney Educational Productions
“Designs And Models” by Disney Educational Productions
“Fluids” by Disney Educational Productions
“Gravity” by Disney Educational Productions
“Levers And Pulleys” by Disney Educational Productions
“Trajectory” by Disney Educational Productions
“Newton’s 3 Laws Of Motion” by Disney Educational Productions
“Magnetism” by Disney Educational Productions
“Animal Adaptations” by Disney Educational Productions
“Barack Obama” by CodeBlack Entertainment
“Drag Me To Hell” by Universal Pictures
“G.I. Joe” by Paramount Pictures
“Up” by Walt Disney Pictures
New Titles @ Your Library This Week, December 14, 2009
ADULT NON-FICTION
“100 Heartbeats” by Jeff Corwin
“Diabetes DTour Diet” by Barbara Quinn
“Filthy Rich” by Brian Azzarello
“Fourth Part Of The World” by Toby Lester
“Intimate Lives Of The Founding Fathers” by Thomas Fleming
“Last Empress” by Hannah Pakula
“Michael” ed. by Jason Fine
“Neck Pain Handbook” by Grant Cooper
“Power Of Slow” by Christine Hohlbaum
“Shadows Of Youth” by Andrew Lewis
“Tear Down This Wall” by Romesh Ratnesar
“Abigail Adams” by Woody Holton
“Ayn Rand And The World She Made” by Anne Heller
“Changing The Game” by David Edery
“Everything Health Guide To Living With Breast Cancer” by Lucia Carvallo
“Frank Lloyd Wright” by Alan Weintraub
“Heart Of Power” by David Blumenthal
“How Capitalism Will Save Us” by Steve Forbes
“Life After Death” by Dinesh D’Souza
“Magic Of Believing” by Claude Bristol
“My Delicious Life With Paula Deen” by Michael Groover
“Open” by Andre Agassi
“Paul McCartney” by Peter Carlin
“Shoptimism” by Lee Eisenberg
“Sky Begins At Your Feet” by Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg
“Source Of Miracles” by Katheen McGowan
“Mercy Thompson. Homecoming” by Patricia Briggs
“Never Smile At A Monkey” by Steve Jenkins
“Walking Dead Vol. 10. What We Become” by Robert Kirkman
“Packing The Court” by James Burns
“Shop Class As Soulcraft” by Matthew Crawford
ADULT FICTION
“Dale Brown’s Dreamland. Revolution” by Dale Brown
“Duchess By Night” by Eloisa James
“Law Is A Lady” by Nora Roberts
“Other Men’s Horses” by Elmer Kelton
“Perfect Couple” by Brenda Novak
“Rising Tide” by Jeff Shaara
“Some Like It Wild” by Teresa Medeiros
“Widow’s Revenge” by James Doss
“Aftermath” by Jerry Drake
“Creed Country Christmas” by Linda Miller
“Deadline” by Cynthia Danielewski
“Death Masks” by Jim Butcher
“Everything But A Christmas Eve” by Holly Jacobs
“Gift” by Cecelia Ahern
“Green Luck” by Gaby Pratt
“Home In Time For Christmas” by Heather Graham
“Lady Eugenia’s Holiday” by Shirley Marks
“Madcap” by Nikki Poppen
“Maripose” by Greg Bear
“Memory Quilt” by T.D. Jakes
“No Less Than Victory” by Jeff Shaara
“Out Of Turns” by Anne Faigen
“Outback Hero” by Elizabeth Rose
“Rainwater” by Sandra Brown
“Sapphire” by Kathryn Quick
“Train To Cheyenne” by David Unruh
“Wishin’ And Hopin’” by Wally Lamb
“Wolf Hall” by Hilary Martel
“Bed Of Roses” by Nora Roberts
“Floodmarkers” by Nic Brown
“Grave Secret” by Charlaine Harris
“Home In Time For Christmas” by Heather Graham
“Perfect Christmas” by Debbie Macomber
YOUNG ADULT NON-FICTION
“”Bleach (Vol. 28)” by Tite Kubo
“Vampire Knight (Vol. 7)” by Matsuri Hino
“Teenage Body Book” by Kathy McCoy
YOUNG ADULT FICTION
“Tricks” by Ellen Hopkins
“After” by Amy Efaw
“Lyddie” by Katherine Paterson
JUVENILE NON-FICTION
“Frog Scientist” by Pamela Turner
“Lion And The Mouse” by Jerry Pinkney
“Stone Keeper’s Curse” by Kazu Kibuishi
“Truckery Rhymes” by Jon Scieszka
JUVENILE FICTION
“Amelia Bedelia’s First Day Of School” by Herman Parish
“January’s Sparrow” by Patricia Polacco
“Newsgirl” by Liza Ketchum
“Robot Zot” by Jon Scieszka
“Small Adventure Of Popeye And Elvis” by Barbara O’Connor
BOOKS ON TAPE
“Clash Of The Demons” by Joseph Delaney
“Echo In The Bone” by Diana Gabaldon
“NERDS” by Michael Buckley
“Roar” by Emma Clayton
“Sent” by Margaret Haddix
“Strange Angels” by Lili St. Crow
“Summer I Turned Pretty” by Jenny Han
“This Lullaby” by Sarah Dessen
“Year The Swallows Came Early” by Kathryn Fitzmaurice
“Zoobreak” by Gordon Korman
CD’s
“Quickie” by James Patterson
“Angel Time” by Anne Rice
“Christmas Promise” by Anne Perry
“Last Night In Twisted River” by John Irving
“South Of Broad” by Pat Conroy
New Titles @ Your Library This Week, December 7, 2009
ADULT NON-FICTION
“African Book Of Names” by Askhari Hodari
“Age Of Reagan” by Steven Hayward
“Book Of Basketball” by Bill Simmons
“Complete Book Of Baby Names” by Lesley Bolton
“Debbie Macomber’s Cedar Cove Cookbook” by Debbie Macomber
“Eye For Color” by Natasha Wing
“Fearless” by Max Lucado
“Fierce Leadership” by Susan Scott
“Flat Belly Diet Cookbook” ed. by Liz Vaccariello
“Growing Up Bin Laden” by Najwa Bin Laden
“Half The Sky” by Nicholas Kristof
“How To Smell A Rat” by Kenneth Fisher
“Infinite Responsibilities” by Mike Dooley
“Love Dare” by Stephen Kendrick
“Miracle On The Hudson” by William Prochnau
“My Life Outside The Ring” by Hulk Hogan
“No Family History” by Sabrina McCormick
“NurtureShock” by Po Bronson
“One Simple Act” by Debbie Macomber
“Paradise Built In Hell” by Rebecca Solnit
“Quick And Easy Vegan Comfort Food” by Alicia Simpson
“Reinventing The Body” by Deepak Chopra
“Signing Their Lives Away” by Denise Kiernan
“Simple Sewing” by Beth Baumgartel
“Stand By Her” by John Anderson
“Why GM Matters” by William Holstein
“Women Lead The Way” by Linda Tarr-Whelan
“Bon Jovi” by Bon Jovi
“High Society” by Donald Spoto
“It’s Your Time” by Joel Osteen
“Lit” by Mary Karr
“Sellout” by Charles Gasparino
“Signs Of Life” by Scott Hahn
“Woodrow Wilson” by John Cooper
ADULT FICTION
“Anthologist” by Nicholson Baker
“Billionaire’s Bride Of Convenience” by Miran Lee
“Blood Game” by Iris Johansen
“Born Round” by Frank Bruni
“Christmas Cookie Club” by Ann Pearlman
“Christmas Promise” by Anne Perry
“Cold Light Of Mourning” by Elizabeth Duncan
“Cut, Crop, And Die” by Joanna Campbell-Slan
“Dropped Dead Stitch” by Maggie Sefton
“Embarking On Murder” by Sue Wright
“Empty Ever After” by Reed Coleman
“Extreme Measures” by Vince Flynn
“Friend Of The Family” by Lauren Grodstein
“Gate At The Stairs” by Lorrie Moore
“Heat Seeker” by Lora Leigh
“Locked In” by Marcia Muller
“Mad As The Dickens” by Toni Kelner
“Maneater” by Mary Morrison
“Monster In The Box” by Ruth Rendell
“Never Say Sty” by Linda Johnston
“Next Best Thing” by Deidre Berry
“Outback Heiress, Surprise Proposal” by Margaret Way
“Pleasure” by Jacquelyn Frank
“Practicing While You Preach” by Vanessa Griggs
“Ruthless Awakening” by Sara Craven
“Scarpetta Factor” by Patricia Cornwell
“She’s Out Of Control” by Kristin Billerbeck
“Shutter Island” by Dennis Lehane
“Storm Of Shadows” by Christina Dodd
“Till There Was You” by Lynn Kurland
“Gathering Storm” by Robert Jordan
“Haiku” by Andrew Vachss
“Invisible” by Paul Auster
“Merry, Merry Ghost” by Carolyn Hart
“Quilter’s Holiday” by Jennifer Chiaverini
YOUNG ADULT NON-FICTION
“Fullmetal Alchemist” by Hiromu Arckawa
“Outlaw” by Tony Lee
“Naruto vol. 45” by Masashi Kishimoto
YOUNG ADULT FICTION
“Alphas” by Lisi Harrison
“Chosen” by P.C. Cast
“Marked” by P.C. Cast
“Riot” by Waller Myers
“Shooting Star” by Fredrick McKissack
“Sweetheart Of Prosper County” by Jill Alexander
“Tempted” by P.C. Cast
“Untamed” by P.C. Cast
“Al Capone Shines My Shoes” by Gennifer Choldenko
“Catching Fire” by Suzanne Collins
“Hunted” by P.C. Cast
“Leviathan” by Scott Westerfeld
JUVENILE NON-FICTION
“Boy Who Invented TV” by Kathleen Krull
“Django” by Bonnie Christensen
JUVENILE FICTION
“By The Great Horn Spoon” by Sid Fleischman
“Dewey” by Vicki Myron
“Great Bear Lake” by Eric Hunter
“Hair Of Zoe Fleefenbacher Goes To School” by Laurie Anderson
“Jeremy Draws A Monster” by Peter McCarty
“Matchless” by Gregory Maguire
“Night-Night Little Pookie” by Sandra Boynton
“Only A Witch Can Fly” by Alison McGhee
“Otis” by Loren Long
“Strega Nona’s Harvest” by Tomie DePaola
BOOKS ON TAPE
“Sent” by Margaret Haddix
CD’S
“Ford County” by John Grisham
“I Am The New Black” by Tracy Morgan
“Precious” by Sapphire
“Scarpetta Factor” by Patricia Cornwell
New Titles @ Your Library This Week, November 23, 2009
ADULT NON-FICTION
“Crude World” by Peter Maass
“Eating Animals” by Safron Jonathan
“Googled” by Ken Auletta
“Halo Encyclopedia” by Tobias Berckell
“Healing Of America” by T.R. Reid
“Homer’s Odyssey” by Gwen Cooper
“Long Post Stopping” by Oran Canfield
“My Paper Chase” by Harold Evans
“Name Book” by Dorothy Astoria
“New Atheism” by Victor Stenger
“Next Evolution Of Marketing” by Bob Gilbreath
“Our Boys” by Joe Drape
“Queen Mother” by William Shawcross
“Race Card” by Richard Ford
“Revolution 1989” by Victor Sebestyen
“Simple Christmas” by Mike Huckabee
“Superfusion” by Zachary Karabell
“Thucydides” by Donald Kagan
“Towering World Of Jimmy Choo” by Lauren Crowe
“Twitterville” by Shel Israel
“William Eggleston” by Elizabeth Sussman
“You Better Not Cry” by Augusten Burroughs
“You Were Always Mom’s Favorite” by Deborah Tannen
ADULT FICTION
“Abandoned” by Cody McFadyen
“Anna In-Between” by Elizabeth Nunez
“Book Of The Shepherd” by Joann Davis
“Border Songs” by Jim Lynch
“Both Sides Of The Easel” by Barbara Yourie
“Christmas Blizzard” by Garrison Keillor
“Christmas Cookie Club” by Ann Pearlman
“Darkest Whisper” by Gena Showalter
“End Of The Road” by Sue Henry
“Expensive Education” by Rick McDonell
“Good Woman” by Danielle Steel
“Grave Secret” by Charlaine Harris
“Hunting Ground” by Patricia Briggs
“I’m So Happy For You” by Lucinda Rosenfeld
“Kindred In Death” by J.D. Robb
“Knit The Season” by Kate Jacobs
“Lacuna” by Barbara Kingsolver
“Letters From The Enemy” by Susan Warren
“Mrs. Jeffries And The Yuletide Weddings” by Emily Brightwell
“Obsidian Prey” by Jayne Castle
“Scarpetta” by Patricia Cornwell
“Silver Mage” by Katharine Kerr
“Sonnet To A Dead Contessa” by Gilbert Morris
“Swimming” by Nicola Keegan
“True Blue” by David Baldacci
“Wish For Christmas” by Thomas Kinkade
CD’s
“Evidence” by Jonathan Kellerman
“How To Raise The Perfect Dog” by Cesar Millan
“Sound Of Sleigh Bells” by Cindy Woodsmall
“Angel Time” by Anne Rice
“Audacity To Win” by David Plouffe
“Last Night In Twisted River” by John Irving
DVD’s
“Proposal” by Touchstone Home Video
“Taking Of Pelham 123” by Columbia Pictures
“Transformers, Revenge Of The Fallen” by Dreamworks Pictures
“Truth Hall” by Stepping Stone Productions
New Officers Selected for Pike Road Branch Library Friends Group
The newly elected 2009-2010 officers for the Friends of the Pike Road Branch Library are:
President: June Zimmerman
Vice-Presidetn –Mary Ella Marshall
Secretary–Tricia Norris
Treasurer–Sarah Kelley
Membership–Lexie Turnipseed
Publicity–Betty Casey
Scrapbook–Chenoa Jackson
Volunteer Coordinator–Maurite Scanlan
Book Sale–Linda Clayton
Ex Officio–Jeanine Hughes
Story Times for Children @ Montgomery City-County Public Libraries, December, 2009
Pike Road Branch Library
Kids & Youth Hour
DECEMBER
Wednesdays @ 4pm
2nd– Listen to the story Snowballs by Lois Ehlert. Warm the hearts of those you love by learning to make snowman soup. It makes a great teacher’s gift!
9th — Bookmarks Book Club (teens & tweens)
Come join the group to discuss their books and have an afternoon
snack.
The boys are reading Sounder by William Armstrong. Sounder is a moving story about a sharecropper’s family and their coon dog, Sounder. The Father is arrested and Sounder goes missing. The boy searches for his dog not knowing if he is dead or alive and assumes the added responsibility of taking care of the family.
The girls are reading A Whisper and a Wish, the second story in the Christy Miller Collection by Robin Gunn. Christy, who is now 15, moves with her family to Escondido, California due to a financial crisis. Her strict parents do not approve of her new friends. Will her faith persevere?
16th– 4-H with Brenda Henson: Make-it and Take-it holiday craft.
Ages 9 and up.
23rd – Holiday
30th — Holiday Movie: Santa Buddies by Walt Disney Pictures.
Take a magical trip to the North Pole with beloved Buddy and his
puppy friends
E L Lowder Regional Library
2590 Bell Road, Montgomery, AL 36117 www.mccpl.lib.al.us
Fridays 10:15 a.m.
December 4
Bear’s Christmas Star by Mireille D’Allance
Bear Stays Up for Christmas by Karma Wilson
Activity: Christmas Bear Coloring Sheet
December 11
Bless You Santa! By Julie Sykes
The Mouse Before Christmas by Michael Garland
Activity: Santa Craft
December 18
Twas the Night Before Christmas by Clement Moore
Activity: Christmas Bags
Christmas Party!!!!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!!!!
Story Time
Coliseum Branch Library
840 Coliseum Blvd.
271-7005
Friday at 10:00 AM
December 4 It’s nice to have friends!
Learning songs with Mr. Wes
“Watch Me Throw the Ball” by Mo Willems
Elephant and Piggy are best friends even though they are very different.
“Barney and BJ Go to the Zoo” by Mark S. Bernthal
The zookeeper teaches Barney and BJ about zoo animals.
Craft – Elephant masks
December 11 I help my friends when they need me!
Learning songs with Mr. Wes
” Duck Tents” by Lynne Berry
Five little ducks are camping when they learn that being together is more fun.
“Help!” by Holly Keller
Mouse learns from his friends that gossip is not good.
Craft – Mouse masks
December 18 Time for sharing is near!
Learning songs with Mr. Wes
“Let it Snow” by Holly Hobbie
Toot and Puddle can’t decide what to give each other for Christmas.
”Mother Hubbard’s Christmas” by John O’Brien
Mother Hubbard is planning Christmas dinner, but dog gets in the way.
Craft – Reindeer masks
December 25 No Story Time Today
Happy Holidays
Morgan Library
Storytime
Story Times – Children’s Department
Story Times are held each Wednesday at 10:00.
Dec. 2nd Christmas Season Begins
“Corduroy’s Christmas” and Corduroy’s Christmas Surprise” are two
whimsical books about Corduroy’s Christmas Season. After the reading of these books, the children will sing Christmas carols and make ornaments for their Christmas trees.
Dec. 9th Mrs. Clause prepares for Christmas
To calm her nerves and relax, Mrs. Clause takes a vacation and forces Santa to do some of her job. All turns out well when she returns. “If You Take a Mouse to the Movies” is a comical book that when you get to the end, it makes perfectly good sense to repeat the story.
Dec. 16th Is Santa getting unemployment?
The children will enjoy reading about “How Santa Lost His Job”. The hustle and bustle will keep everyone mesmerized. To top things off, “Santa’s Stuck”.Next we will put together a puzzle of Santa’s face
Dec. 23rd Christmas is here!!
We will read the classic poem “The Night Before Christmas” by Clement Moore. Generations have loved this poem. Now comes he hysterical tale of “The Night Before the Night Before Christmas.” IF it could go wrong, it did. We will welcome Christmas by singing Christmas carols.
Dec. 30th Happy New Year!
Marvin and Milton want to stay up on New Year’s Eve, but they just can’t make it. Listen and see how they celebrate the next morning. What do you think Santa does after Christmas? He takes a vacation. Let’s follow Santa through his vacation and see how he relaxes.
Young Adult Programs
December 6, 3:00-5:00
Teens ‘n’ Tots Read Together
Grades 6-12
Share the joy of the season by reading some of your favorite holiday books with a new young friend. Participants will receive a certificate for participation.
December 19, 11:00-2:00
You’re Never Too Old
Grab your parents and friends from a chilly day for an afternoon of games. Re-live your childhood with play dough, jacks, freeze tag, board games, puzzles and hand games.
Governors’ Square Branch Library
Storytime Schedule
December 2009
10 a.m.
December 1: Cookie Day
Ms. Anita will delight the children by readiing The Gingerbread Boy and
The Doorbell Rang. Then the children will enjoy a coloring activity page.
December 8: Merry Mice Day
Ms. Anita will lead the children in fingerplays and singing mouse songs.
Then she read If you Give a Mouse a Cookie, and A Mouse in My House,
followed by a puppet craft.
December 15: Trim a Tree Day
Children will enjoy singing holiday songs and hearing the stories, Chita’s
Christmas Tree and Lonely Little Tree, read by Ms. Anita. Then they
will make an ornament craft to take home.
December 22: Merry Christmas!
Children will delight in watching the Dora video Nick Jr. Holiday Presents Dora the Explorer “A Present for Santa”, and Little Bill in “Merry Christmas, Little Bill”
December 29: Ms. Anita will lead the children in singing “Frosty the Snowman”,
followed by a showing of the movie of the same title.
Pintlala Branch Library Activities
December 2009
Dec 1
12:00 noon
“Twelve Hidden Days of Christmas” by Macky Pamintum
Craft: Paper bag reindeer
Dec. 2
1:30 P.M.
“When Santa List His Ho! Ho! Ho!” by Laura Rader
Craft: Design wreaths with paper hands
Dec. 3
1:30 P.M.
“ The Night Before Christmas” by Natasha Wing
Craft: Decorate foam Christmas Trees
Dec. 8
11:00 A.M.
Hot Six Book Club Holiday Celebration
Movie: TBA
Holiday Coloring Contest
Dec. 9
12:00 Noon
“Bear Stays Up” by Karma Wilson
Interactive Dance: “Tooty –Ta”
Dec. 10
12:00 Noon
Craft: Angel necklaces
Story: TBA
Rosa Parks
Adult Programs:
“Making Healthy Food Choices During the Holidays”, December 14, 2009, 11:00 A.M.,
Helen H. Jones, Regional Extension Agent, Human Nutrition, Diet and Health.
Mrs. Jones will provide the audience with information regarding how to enjoy “holiday eating” without guilt. Attendees will receive a recipe booklet and refreshments will be served
Ramer Branch Library
Dec. 1: I’ll be home for Christmas by Holly Hobbie
Dec. 8: Avery Marley Christmas by Richard Cowdrey
Dec. 15: Priscilla and the Great Santa Search by Nathaniel Hobbie
Dec. 22: Arthur’s Perfect Christmas by Marc Brown, and
Here Come SANTA! by Molly Wigand
Rufus A. Lewis
Library Staff
3095 Mobile Hwy.
Montgomery, AL 36108
334 / 240 – 4848
2 Movie time @ the Library
Merry Madagascar
9 Movie time @ the Library
Party with the Penguins of Madagascar
16 The Night Before the Night Before Christmas Natasha Wing
Christmas Morning by Cheryl Ryan
Craft – Let’s Make Christmas Crowns
23 Little Miss Spider: A Christmas Wish by David Kirk
Mary Engelbreit’s A Merry Little Christmas: Celebrate from A to Z
Craft – Let’s Make Snow Flakes
30 Let’s Have Fun!
How Do You Wokka-Wokka?
Jazz Baby by Lisa Wheeler
Craft – New Year Calendar
Rosa Parks Branch Library
1 Movie time @ the Library
Merry Madagascar
8 Movie time @ the Library
Party with the Penguins of Madagascar
15 The Night Before the Night Before Christmas Natasha Wing
Christmas Morning by Cheryl Ryan
Craft – Let’s Make Christmas Crowns
22 Little Miss Spider: A Christmas Wish by David Kirk
Mary Engelbreit’s A Merry Little Christmas: Celebrate from A to Z
Craft – Let’s Make Snow Flakes
29 Let’s Have Fun!
How Do You Wokka-Wokka?
Jazz Baby by Lisa Wheeler
Craft – New Year Calendar
Pike Road Branch Library
Kids & Youth Hour
DECEMBER
Wednesdays @ 4pm
2nd– Listen to the story Snowballs by Lois Ehlert. Warm the hearts of those you love by learning to make snowman soup. It makes a great teacher’s gift!
9th — Bookmarks Book Club (teens & tweens)
Come join the group to discuss their books and have an afternoon
snack.
The boys are reading Sounder by William Armstrong. Sounder is a moving story about a sharecropper’s family and their coon dog, Sounder. The Father is arrested and Sounder goes missing. The boy searches for his dog not knowing if he is dead or alive and assumes the added responsibility of taking care of the family.
The girls are reading A Whisper and a Wish, the second story in the Christy Miller Collection by Robin Gunn. Christy, who is now 15, moves with her family to Escondido, California due to a financial crisis. Her strict parents do not approve of her new friends. Will her faith persevere?
16th– 4-H with Brenda Henson: Make-it and Take-it holiday craft.
Ages 9 and up.
23rd – Holiday
30th — Holiday Movie: Santa Buddies by Walt Disney Pictures.
Take a magical trip to the North Pole with beloved Buddy and his
puppy friends
E L Lowder Regional Library
2590 Bell Road, Montgomery, AL 36117 www.mccpl.lib.al.us
Fridays 10:15 a.m.
December 4
Bear’s Christmas Star by Mireille D’Allance
Bear Stays Up for Christmas by Karma Wilson
Activity: Christmas Bear Coloring Sheet
December 11
Bless You Santa! By Julie Sykes
The Mouse Before Christmas by Michael Garland
Activity: Santa Craft
December 18
Twas the Night Before Christmas by Clement Moore
Activity: Christmas Bags
Christmas Party!!!!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!!!!
Story Time
Coliseum Branch Library
840 Coliseum Blvd.
271-7005
Friday at 10:00 AM
December 4 It’s nice to have friends!
Learning songs with Mr. Wes
“Watch Me Throw the Ball” by Mo Willems
Elephant and Piggy are best friends even though they are very different.
“Barney and BJ Go to the Zoo” by Mark S. Bernthal
The zookeeper teaches Barney and BJ about zoo animals.
Craft – Elephant masks
December 11 I help my friends when they need me!
Learning songs with Mr. Wes
” Duck Tents” by Lynne Berry
Five little ducks are camping when they learn that being together is more fun.
“Help!” by Holly Keller
Mouse learns from his friends that gossip is not good.
Craft – Mouse masks
December 18 Time for sharing is near!
Learning songs with Mr. Wes
“Let it Snow” by Holly Hobbie
Toot and Puddle can’t decide what to give each other for Christmas.
”Mother Hubbard’s Christmas” by John O’Brien
Mother Hubbard is planning Christmas dinner, but dog gets in the way.
Craft – Reindeer masks
December 25 No Story Time Today
Happy Holidays
Morgan Library
Storytime
Story Times – Children’s Department
Story Times are held each Wednesday at 10:00.
Dec. 2nd Christmas Season Begins
“Corduroy’s Christmas” and Corduroy’s Christmas Surprise” are two
whimsical books about Corduroy’s Christmas Season. After the reading of these books, the children will sing Christmas carols and make ornaments for their Christmas trees.
Dec. 9th Mrs. Clause prepares for Christmas
To calm her nerves and relax, Mrs. Clause takes a vacation and forces Santa to do some of her job. All turns out well when she returns. “If You Take a Mouse to the Movies” is a comical book that when you get to the end, it makes perfectly good sense to repeat the story.
Dec. 16th Is Santa getting unemployment?
The children will enjoy reading about “How Santa Lost His Job”. The hustle and bustle will keep everyone mesmerized. To top things off, “Santa’s Stuck”.Next we will put together a puzzle of Santa’s face
Dec. 23rd Christmas is here!!
We will read the classic poem “The Night Before Christmas” by Clement Moore. Generations have loved this poem. Now comes he hysterical tale of “The Night Before the Night Before Christmas.” IF it could go wrong, it did. We will welcome Christmas by singing Christmas carols.
Dec. 30th Happy New Year!
Marvin and Milton want to stay up on New Year’s Eve, but they just can’t make it. Listen and see how they celebrate the next morning. What do you think Santa does after Christmas? He takes a vacation. Let’s follow Santa through his vacation and see how he relaxes.
Young Adult Programs
December 6, 3:00-5:00
Teens ‘n’ Tots Read Together
Grades 6-12
Share the joy of the season by reading some of your favorite holiday books with a new young friend. Participants will receive a certificate for participation.
December 19, 11:00-2:00
You’re Never Too Old
Grab your parents and friends from a chilly day for an afternoon of games. Re-live your childhood with play dough, jacks, freeze tag, board games, puzzles and hand games.
Governors’ Square Branch Library
Storytime Schedule
December 2009
10 a.m.
December 1: Cookie Day
Ms. Anita will delight the children by readiing The Gingerbread Boy and
The Doorbell Rang. Then the children will enjoy a coloring activity page.
December 8: Merry Mice Day
Ms. Anita will lead the children in fingerplays and singing mouse songs.
Then she read If you Give a Mouse a Cookie, and A Mouse in My House,
followed by a puppet craft.
December 15: Trim a Tree Day
Children will enjoy singing holiday songs and hearing the stories, Chita’s
Christmas Tree and Lonely Little Tree, read by Ms. Anita. Then they
will make an ornament craft to take home.
December 22: Merry Christmas!
Children will delight in watching the Dora video Nick Jr. Holiday Presents Dora the Explorer “A Present for Santa”, and Little Bill in “Merry Christmas, Little Bill”
December 29: Ms. Anita will lead the children in singing “Frosty the Snowman”,
followed by a showing of the movie of the same title.
Pintlala Branch Library Activities
December 2009
Dec 1
12:00 noon
“Twelve Hidden Days of Christmas” by Macky Pamintum
Craft: Paper bag reindeer
Dec. 2
1:30 P.M.
“When Santa List His Ho! Ho! Ho!” by Laura Rader
Craft: Design wreaths with paper hands
Dec. 3
1:30 P.M.
“ The Night Before Christmas” by Natasha Wing
Craft: Decorate foam Christmas Trees
Dec. 8
11:00 A.M.
Hot Six Book Club Holiday Celebration
Movie: TBA
Holiday Coloring Contest
Dec. 9
12:00 Noon
“Bear Stays Up” by Karma Wilson
Interactive Dance: “Tooty –Ta”
Dec. 10
12:00 Noon
Craft: Angel necklaces
Story: TBA
Rosa Parks
Adult Programs:
“Making Healthy Food Choices During the Holidays”, December 14, 2009, 11:00 A.M.,
Helen H. Jones, Regional Extension Agent, Human Nutrition, Diet and Health.
Mrs. Jones will provide the audience with information regarding how to enjoy “holiday eating” without guilt. Attendees will receive a recipe booklet and refreshments will be served
Ramer Branch Library
Dec. 1: I’ll be home for Christmas by Holly Hobbie
Dec. 8: Avery Marley Christmas by Richard Cowdrey
Dec. 15: Priscilla and the Great Santa Search by Nathaniel Hobbie
Dec. 22: Arthur’s Perfect Christmas by Marc Brown, and
Here Come SANTA! by Molly Wigand
Rufus A. Lewis
Library Staff
3095 Mobile Hwy.
Montgomery, AL 36108
334 / 240 – 4848
2 Movie time @ the Library
Merry Madagascar
9 Movie time @ the Library
Party with the Penguins of Madagascar
16 The Night Before the Night Before Christmas Natasha Wing
Christmas Morning by Cheryl Ryan
Craft – Let’s Make Christmas Crowns
23 Little Miss Spider: A Christmas Wish by David Kirk
Mary Engelbreit’s A Merry Little Christmas: Celebrate from A to Z
Craft – Let’s Make Snow Flakes
30 Let’s Have Fun!
How Do You Wokka-Wokka?
Jazz Baby by Lisa Wheeler
Craft – New Year Calendar
Rosa Parks Branch Library
1 Movie time @ the Library
Merry Madagascar
8 Movie time @ the Library
Party with the Penguins of Madagascar
15 The Night Before the Night Before Christmas Natasha Wing
Christmas Morning by Cheryl Ryan
Craft – Let’s Make Christmas Crowns
22 Little Miss Spider: A Christmas Wish by David Kirk
Mary Engelbreit’s A Merry Little Christmas: Celebrate from A to Z
Craft – Let’s Make Snow Flakes
29 Let’s Have Fun!
How Do You Wokka-Wokka?
Jazz Baby by Lisa Wheeler
Craft – New Year Calendar
Read-A-Book Day Programs @ Montgomery City-County Public Libraries, December 12, 2009
Read a Book Day 2009
Morgan Library Frazine Taylor, Head of Reference at the Alabama Department of Archives and History, will be appearing at the Juliette Hampton Morgan Memorial Library auditorium from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on Dec. 12, 2009, to present tips and resources on researching African-American genealogy from her book Researching African American Genealogy in Alabama: A Resource Guide and her long career as a prominent genealogical researcher. There will be an opportunity to purchase signed copies of Ms. Taylor’s book. Participants are invited to stay after the presentation to try genealogical databases owned by the Montgomery City-County Public Library System or being evaluated on a trial basis during the month of December. All members of the public interested in African American genealogy are invited from persons wanting to get to know how to get started in tracing their roots to seasoned researchers. More on Ms. Taylor’s book and a biography of Ms. Taylor are available on the New South Books website at www.newsouthbooks.com/aagenealogy. –Pamela Sage, Head of Reference and Information Services Juliette Hampton Morgan Memorial Library
MONTGOMERY CITY-COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
JULIETTE HAMPTON MORGAN MEMORIAL LIBRARY
245 HIGH STREET
MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA 36104
YOUNG ADULT DEPARTMENT PROGRAM
Family, Friends Read–a-Book Day
Motivational Speaker – Saturday, December 12, 10:00 – 11:00
Mrs. Tamara Perry a Family Self Sufficiency Worker from Department of Human Resource will be speaking on issues and concerns to teens about building self esteem and self confidence is the key to happiness and success. Self esteem is crucial and is a cornerstone of positive attitude towards living.
Please come out and share this day with us. There will be food, games, storyteller, and prizes given away. HAPPY HOLIDAY!
Rufus A. Lewis Library
3095 Moble Highway
Montgomery, AL 36108
December 12, 2009, 10:00 A.M.-12 Noon
READ-A-BOOK DAY READERS:
Audience: Children
Leah Barnett, Retired Librarian
Judy Graham, Local Retailer
Flora Russell, Teacher
Regina Mayo, Teacher
PERFORMERS:
Audience: All Ages
Gifted Girls of New Canaan Baptist Church
New Canaan Scripture Steppers
Teen Dancers of New Canaan Baptist Church
Adrienne Moore, Soloist
BOOK DISCUSSION/BOOK SIGNING
Audience: Adult
LaVender S. Williams, Author
Title: We Snap In Silence Web Site: http://www.lavenderwilliams.com/
Storytellers:
Audience: Adult
Mrs. Kathryn Tucker Windham, Alabama’s Favorite Storyteller
Ms. Doris DeHaney, Poet/Soloist
PICTURES WITH SANTA
Audience: All Ages
Pike Road Branch Library
Read a book Day Sat. Dec. 12th 10am-12pm
Storyteller and author Sherry DeBray The Teachers Gift
Santa Claus gives out candy canes
Crafts with Brenda Henson 4-H
Make holiday ornaments
Decorate Holiday Tree
Refreshments– Friends Group
Ramer for Read-A-Book Day, December 12:
Childrens Program:
“Story Time with Ms. Barbara”- Ms. Barbara Strickland- Come enjoy your favorite Christmas stories with Ms. Barbara Strickland, former Branch Head at Ramer Branch Library.
“A Visit with Mr. & Mrs, Claus”- Santa Claus and his wife will be on hand to visit with the children so they can get their list to him!
“The Songs of Christmas with the Dubar-Ramer Choir”- Listen to the beautiful harmonies of the Dunbar-Ramer Choir as they sing some of our favorite Christmas songs!!
Adult Program
“Remembering with Alvin Bland”- Alvin Bland, who was editor of The Luverne Journal for over 30 years recounts his days as a newspaper man covering Crenshaw County.
Governors’ Square Branch
Governors’ Square Branch will feature Christmas music by the Montgomery Dulcimer Association, a visit from Santa Claus, and storytelling by Joseph Trimble. We are still working on additional guests
READ A BOOK DAY
ROSA PARKS LIBRARY
December 12, 2009
Sederick Fluker (educator at McIntyre Jr. High and founder of S.T.E.P.)
S.T.E.P. Choir (Strategies to Elevate People)
Sametta Fluker (educator at McKee Elementary)
Christmas Stories for toddlers and preschoolers
Margaret Davie (member of Robert Graetz Neighborhood Association)
Kwanzaa Workshop
Beverly Norman (organizer for Cleveland Court Community Center-Montgomery Community Action Association)
Christmas Crafts for children and adults
Bill Ford, Jr. (WSFA-TV Art Director and local artist)
Audrey Carr, Darryl Shufford, Taja Ford, Pernell Moore (local artists)
Art Exhibits and Presentations
Pictures with Santa and surprises
Refreshments
Ms. Lakeisha Stewart a drama instructor who will do a dramatic reading for the children
E L Lowder Regional Library
Guest Readers Art/Crafts
Bedgood, Lorenza, Author Gloria Simon
“Country Boy”
“Rise Beyond Challenges”
Book Signing
Barnett, Kimberly, Author
“Mommy, Where Is My Dad?” Games / Prizes
Williams, Gerald. Singer, Alabama Boys Visit from Santa
Refreshments
Read a Book Day at Coliseum Branch Library
December 12, 2009
10:00 – 12:00 AM
Pet Portraits by Eliza Coral
Come and meet Eliza Coral, pet artist from SACS Gallery, and see examples of her art.
Bring your favorite pet picture for a price quote.
Art Exhibit by Eliza Coral
Exhibition showing her pet portraits and other animal art in our Conference Room.
Crafts by Eliza Coral
Animal notecards, animal magnets, animal prints for sale. Perfect for Holiday presents.
Music by Gene Lane
Enjoy the soothing sounds of the guitar and keyboard as Mr. Lane plays your favorite Holiday music. Mr. Lane’s CD’s will be for sale.
Interactive Learning Center
Learn about our computer designed especially for preschoolers. Come see our children’s computer that is full of learning games and activities.
Tumblebooks
Learn how you may see and hear books read to you through our computers.
Story Time
Come and enjoy Winter stories read by Beth Haupt, retired Children’s Librarian from Albany, Georgia.
Pintlala
READ A BOOK DAY
Craft Table – - Claire Parker (retired school teacher from Pintlala Elementary School)
Decorate a Cupcake – - Jazzmine Gardner (Sandra Berry’s daughter)
Craft Table – - Brenda Henson Alabama Cooperative Extension System
The Right Shape – - Clydetta Fulmer (Local Sculptor) Display some of her work
Christmas Movie – - To be Announce later
Story Time – - Guest Readers
Greta Lambert – - Director of Education and Outreach ASF
Alabama Shakespeare Festival (ASF) – - Crafts, coloring, games and song
Music – - Band (One of our Patron’s has a band)
All about Fish – - Donna Woodfin (she will have fish to give away)
“A Taste of Pintlala” – - different types of food cooked and brought in by Patrons and others. (This will serve as our refreshments)
Dresses, Dresses – - Cynthia Cauthen ( makes dresses and will have some on display)
Special Appearances – - Santa and Mrs. Claus
Pintlala Volunteer Fire Department
New Titles @ Your Library This Week, November 16, 2009
ADULT NON-FICTION
“Architects Of Ruin” by Peter Schweizer
“Barack Like Me” by David Grier
“Big Burn” by Timothy Egan
“D-Day” by Antony Beevor
“Heart Of A Patriot” by Max Cleland
“How To Be A Movie Star” by William Mann
“Manhood For Amateurs” by Michael Chabon
“Moon River And Me” by Andy Williams
“Permission Slips” by Sherri Shepherd
“Whitopia” by Rich Benjamin
“America’s Prophet” by Bruce Feiler
“Bloody Lowndes” by Hasan Jeffries
“Clinton Tapes” by Taylor Branch
“Have A Little Faith” by Mitch Albom
“Animal Magnetism” by Rita Mae Brown
“Art Of Happiness” by Dalai Lama
“Counterfeit Gods” by Timothy Keller
“Finding It” by Valerie Bertinelli
“Fourth Star” by David Cloud
“Highest Duty” by Chesley Sullenberger
“Indian Tribes Of Oklahoma” by Blue Clark
“It Could Happen Here” by Bruce Judson
“Kennedy Assassination—24 Hours After” by Steven Gillon
“Moonwalk” by Michael Jackson
“Reinventing The Body, Resurrecting The Soul” by Deepak Chopra
“Sisters Who Would Be Queen” by Leanda DeLisle
“Thelonious Monk” by Robin Kelley
“Too Big To Fail” by Andrew Sorkin
“Vietnam” by Eleanor Sterling
“When Everything Changed” by Gail Collins
“Whole Earth Discipline” by Stew Brand
“Zeitoun” by Dave Eggers
ADULT FICTION
“And Another Thing” by Eoin Colfer
“Breaking The Rules” by Barbara Taylor Bradford
“Chocolate Cupid Killings” by JoAnne Carl
“Generosity” by Richard Powers
“Ghost King” by R.A. Salvatore
“Her Fearful Symmetry” by Audrey Niffenegger
“Lakeshore Christmas” by Susan Wiggs
“Nine Dragons” by Michael Connelly
“Once In A Blue Moon” by Eileen Goudge
“Perfect Christmas” by Debbie Macomber
“Suicide Run” by William Styron
“Tragic Magic” by Laura Childs
“Thirteen And One-Half” by Nevada Barr
“Casebook Of Victor Frankenstein” by Peter Ackroyd
“Christmas List” by Richard Paul Evans
“Death Message” by Mark Billingham
“Divine Justice” by David Baldacci
“Hardball” by Sara Paretsky
“Hothouse Orchid” by Stuart Woods
“Necessary As Blood” by Deborah Crombie
“Pilgrims” by Garrison Keillor
“Plum Pudding Murder” by Joanne Fluke
“Stardust” by Joseph Kanon
“There Goes The Bride” by M.C. Beaton
“Unseen Academicals” by Terry Pratchett
“Blood Game” by Iris Johansen
“Christmas Jars Reunion” by Jason Wright
“Comanche Heart” by Catherine Anderson
“Deep Kiss Of Winter” by Kresley Cole
“Dream To Call My Own” by Tracie Peterson
“Finishing Touches” by Hester Browne
“House Of Reckoning” by John Saul
“Jim Cramer’s Getting Back To Even” by Jim Cramer
“Midnight Fugue” by Reginald Hill
“Once On A Moonless Night” by Sijie Dai
“Path To Her Heart” by Linda Ford
“Perfect Piece” by Rebeca Seitz
“Pursuit Of Honor” by Vince Flynn
“Razor Sharp” by Fern Michaels
“Scarpetta Factor” by Patricia Cornwell
“To Try Men’s Souls” by Newt Gingrich
YOUNG ADULT FICTION
“Tears Of A Tiger” by Sharon Draper
“Wild Things” by Dave Eggers
JUVENILE NON-FICTION
“Celebrate Hanukkah” by Deborah Heiligman
“Cinco De Mayo” by Kate Torpie
“Earth In The Hot Seat” by Marfe Delano
“Good Manners At School” by Katie Marsico
“Passover” by Molly Aloian
“Chile” by Michael Burgan
“Ecuador” by JoAnn Milivojivic
“Ghana” by Ettagale Blauer
“Nigeria” by Ann Heinrichs
“Peru” by Marion Morrison
“Uganda” by Ettagale Blauer
JUVENILE FICTION
“Diary Of A Wimpy Kid” by Jeff Kinney
CD’s
“#1’s” by Brooks And Dunn
“Best Of Joshua Bell” by Joshua Bell
“Black Gives Way To Blue” by Alice In Chains
“Casita De Campo” by Puerto Plata
“Here Comes Science” by They Might Be Giants
“”Love Is The Answer” by Barbra Streisand
“Memoirs Of An Imperfect Angel” by Mariah Carey
“Thirteen And One-Half” by Nevada Barr
“Between The Plums” by Janet Evanovich
“Hothouse Orchid” by Stuart Woods
“Remember Me?” by Sophie Kinsella
“Any Minute” by Joyce Meyer
“Dead And Alive” by Dean R. Koontz
“Forever A Hustler’s Wife” by Nikki Turner
“Have A Little Faith” by Mitch Albom
“Law Of Nines” by Terry Goodkind
“Lost Symbol” by Dan Brown
“Shooting Stars” by LeBron James
“Spartan Gold” by Clive Cussler
“That Old Cape Magic” by Richard Russo
“Where Men Win Glory” by Jon Krakauer
“Year Of The Flood” by Margaret Atwood
“You Were Born For This” by Bruce Wilkinson
DVD’s
“Monsters vs. Aliens” by DreamWorks
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