VOICES IN BLACK HISTORY SPEECH COMPETITION

            The Montgomery City-County Public Library will hold its inaugural “Voices in Black History” Speech Competition for school age children in grades four through 12 in the Montgomery City-County Public Library (MCCPL) service area, to include public, private, and homeschooled children.

            Contestants will research a famous individual in Black History and perform a 4 to 7- minute speech in costume and character. Scoring will be done using a Rubric by members of the community. Contestants will be scored in ten areas: organization, content: depth and accuracy, personal appearance/costume (dress of the period/era), language use: grammar, diction, & voice, eye contact, interaction with audience, research effort, creativity, presentation length and Bibliography. Those wishing to participate should turn in a completed registration form and Bibliography to the MCCPL location they wish to represent in the Regional rounds.

            A complete copy of the rules and registration packets are available at all MCCPL locations and on the Library’s website: www.mccpl.lib.al.us.

Students will compete in one of three levels: grades 4-6, grades 7-9 or grades 10-12 in one of three Regional Rounds. Winners of the Regional rounds will compete in the Final Competition, Tuesday, February 21, 2012 at 5 p.m. in the auditorium of the Juliette Hampton Morgan Memorial Library at 245 High Street.

            Students registering at Juliette Hampton Morgan, Coliseum Boulevard and Governor’s Square will participate in the “Downtown” regional at the Juliette Hampton Morgan Memorial Library, Monday, February 6 at 5 p.m. Those registering at Rufus Lewis, Pintlala and Rosa Parks Avenue will participate in the “West” regional to be held at Rufus A. Lewis Regional Library on Tuesday, February 7 at 5 p.m. The “East” regional event will be held at the E L Lowder Regional Library, Thursday, February 9 at 5 p.m. Participants will includes those registering at Lowder, Hampstead, Pike Road, Pine Level and Ramer library locations. 

Prizes will be awarded to winners in each age group. Refreshments will be served at the final event.

Judges from the Montgomery community include: Tamara Cofield, Public Information Officer for the Secretary of State and President of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated; Helen Holston of the Montgomery Toastmasters; Michael Jackson, Alabama State Department of Corrections-Alabama Corrections Academy; Leslie Meadows of the Alabama Training Institute and Col. Susan B. Schlacter, Vice Commander, 42d Air Base Wing representing the Maxwell-Gunter AFB.

This inaugural event will become an annual program for the Montgomery City-County Public Library. For more information please visit our website (www.mccpl.lib.al.us) or contact Julia-Ann Jenkins at 334-244-5717 or Taylor Barth at 244-5770.

“All My Patients Kick And Bite” by Jeff Wells

“Being Kendra” by Kendra Wilkinson

“Better Angels Of Our Nature” by Steven Pinker

“Blood Feud” by Kathleen Sharp

“Columbus” by Laurence Bergreen

“Confidence Men” by Ron Suskind

“Dear Cary” by Dyan Cannon

“Deer In The Headlights” by Levi Johnston

“Don’t Shoot” by David Kennedy

“Drama” by John Lithgow

“Floor Of Heaven” by Howard Blum

“Harold” by Hal Holbrook

“How Civilizations Die” by David Goldman

“Killer Stuff And Tons Of Money” by Maureen Stanton

“Learning To Breathe” by Priscilla Warner

“Lennon” by Tim Riley

“More Perfect Heaven” by Dava Sobel

“Orchard” by Theresa Weir

ADULT FICTION

“Angel’s Rest” by Emily March

“Barbarian Nurseries” by Hector Tobar

“Beaglemania” by Linda Johnston

“Chocolate Castle Clue” by JoAnna Carl

“Classified As Murder” by Miranda James

“Everyone But You” by Sandra Novack

“Faerie Hills” by Susan McDuffie

“Fine Art Of Murder” by Ronald Bain

“Flowerbed Of State” by Dorothy St. James

“Frail” by Joan Turner

“Ghost Hero” by S.J. Rozan

“Great Leader” by Jim Harrison

“How Firm A Foundation” by David Weber

“Lionheart” by Sharon Penman

“Lost Women Of Lost Lake” by Ellen Hart

“Luminous Airplanes” by Paul LaFarge

“Mr. Fox” by Helen Oyeyemi

“Night Of The Living Dandelion

“Nightwoods” by Charles Frazier

CDs

“Born To Die” by Lisa Jackson

“Burning Soul” by John Connolly

“Cocktail Hour Under The Tree Of Forgetfulness” by Alexander Fuller

“Once Upon A River” by Bonnie Campbell

DVDs

“Despair” by Bavaria Film

“Freedom Riders” by Stanley Nelson

“Summer In Genoa” by Film4

Juliette Morgan – Saturday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
E L Lowder, Rufus Lewis, Ramer – Saturday, Monday, Wednesday
Coliseum, Governor’s Square, Rosa Parks, Pintlala, Pike Road, Hampstead – Saturday, Tuesday, Thursday                                                                                  

Weigh-in begins 30 minutes after the library opens and ends 30 minutes before closing. Participants must form four member teams. During the ten week contest period, teams of four people each are tasked to lose ten pounds each (a total of forty pounds) to be considered for the incentives at the end of the contest. Each team that achieves its final goal is placed into a random drawing. Online registration is required at scalebackalabama.com.

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“Area 51” by Annie Jacobsen

“Black Banners” by Ali Soufan

“Dolphin In The Mirror” by Diana Reiss

“Killing Lincoln” by Bill O’Reilly

“Knocking On Heaven’s Door” by Lisa Randall

“Maphead” by Ken Jennings

“Public Parts” by Jeff Jarvis

“Rogue” by Joe McGinniss

“Take The Lead” by Betsy Myers

“America’s Quarterback” by Keith Dunnavant

“Painless Grammar” by Rebecca Elliott

“Sibling Effect” by Jeffrey Kluger

ADULT FICTION

“Famous” by Simone Bryant

“End Of The Wasp Season” by Denise Mina

“Feast Day Of Fools” by James Lee Burke

“Getting Off” by Jill Emerson

“Heat Rises” by Richard Castle

“It’s Classified” by Nicolle Wallace

“Affair” by Lee Child

“Aleph” by Paulo Coelho

“All About Eva” by Deidre Berry

“Ambush At Yuma’s Chimney” by Nelson Nye

“Badger’s Revenge” by Larry Sweazy

“Beautiful Widow” by Helen Brooks

“Black Valley Riders” by Ralph Cotton

“By His Majesty’s Grace” by Jennifer Blake

“Damnation Road” by Max McCoy

“Deadly Vows” by Brenda Joyce

“Finally A Bride” by Vickie McDonough

“Gunman’s Bride” by Catherine Palmer

“Just Wanna Testify” by Pearl Cleage

“Killer’s Gun” by Ray Hogan

“Lassiter” by Paul Levine

“One Magic Moment” by Lynn Kurland

“Psychic Passion” by Sara Herrington

“Ralph Compton” by Marcus Galloway

“Rancher’s Twins” by Barbara Hannay

“Secret Attraction” by Donna Hill

“Singing Wires” by L.P. Holmes

“South By Southwest” by Johnny Boggs

“Sweetest Thing” by Elizabeth Musser

“Tea And Destiny” by Sherryl Woods

“Thunder Over LoLo Pass” by Charles West

“Too Proud To Be Bought” by Sharon Kendrick

CDs

“Greater Journey” by David McCullough

“Victory And Honor” by WEB Griffin

DVDs

“Diary Of A Wimpy Kid. Rodrick Rules” by 20^th Century Fox

“Freedom Riders” by Stanley Nelson

“Gnomeo And Juliet” by Touchstone Pictures

“Suze Orman’s Money Class” by Twin Cities Public Television

“Taming The Shrew” by Columbia Pictures

“Rafa” by Rafael Nadal

ADULT FICTION

“1105 Yakima Street” by Debbie Macomber

“Almost Home” by Mariah Stewart

“Camouflage” by Bill Pronzini

“Duke’s Children” by Anthony Trollope

“Emory’s Gift” by W. Bruce Cameron

“Goddess Of Vengeance” by Jackie Collins

“Joy For Beginners” by Erica Bauermeister

“Late Edition” by Fern Michaels

“Only Yours” by Susan Mallery

“Pirate King” by Laurie King

“Pizza To Die For” by Chris Cavender

“Race” by Clive Cussler

“Trick Of The Light” by Louise Penny

“Cold Vengeance” by Douglas Preston

“Now You See Her” by James Patterson

JUVENILE NON-FICTION

“5 Steps To Drawing Aircraft” by Pamela Hall

“5 Steps To Drawing Crawlers And Fliers” by Susan Kesselring

“5 Steps To Drawing Monsters” by Amanda St. John

“5 Steps To Drawing Sea Creatures” by Amanda St. John

“Barefoot Waterskiing” by Jim Gigliotti

“Conserving Energy” by Elizabeth Thomas

“Good Food, Good For Earth” by Darlene Stille

“How Hybrid Cars Work” by Jennifer Swanson

“How Lasers Work” by Ryan Jacobson

“How Solar Energy Works” by Jennifer Swanson

“How Submarines Work” by Jennifer Swanson

“Land Of Counterpane” by Robert Louis Stevenson

“Life Cycle Of A Ladybug” by L.L. Owens

“Life Cycle Of A Polar Bear” by Robin Merritt

“Life Cycle Of A Snail” by L.L. Owens

“Life Cycle Of A Snake” by Robin Merritt

“Lost Sheep” by Mary Berendes

“NFC North” by Michael Teitelbaum

“NFC South” by Michael Teitelbaum

“NFC West” by Ellen Labrecque

“Oliphaunt” by J.R.R. Tolkein

“Protecting Animals” by Darlene Stille

“Stand-up Paddleboarding” by K.C. Kelley

“Story Of Jumping Mouse” by Amanda St. John

“Unmerciful Servant” by Mary Berendes

“Windsurfing” by Ellen Labrecque

Fridays @10:15 a.m.

January 6

Dream Big Little Pig by Kristi Yamaguchi

Poppy wants to be star with big dreams

Coloring or Craft Activities

January 13

 Ponyella by Laura Numeroff

Ponyella is a Cinderella with the mean step-sisters, Plumpkin and Bun Bun the mean poines

Coloring or Craft Activities

January 20

Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.Day with Mrs. Parks Class

 by Alma Flor Ada

Mrs. Parks class prepare for the holiday

Coloring or Craft Activities

January 27

Old Bear and His Club by Olivier Dunrea

The love that they have for each other can only be shared between Old Bear and Little Cub

Coloring or Craft Activities

Pike Road Branch Library

Mondays @ 4:15 p.m.

Children’s Story Times For ages 3 and up

January 9 – We’ll read about two bears who want to go to bed, but their friends have other plans in mind. First, mouse interrupts A Bedtime for Bear by Bonny Becker and Kady MacDonald Denton. Then, two raccoons just want to play when it’s Bedtime for Bear by Brett Helquist.

January 23 – Granny goes way out of her way to make Patrick feel at home when bedtime comes in What! Cried Granny by Kate Lum and Adrian Johnson. Then, some zoo animals must use desperate measures when The Baby BeeBee Bird sings all night long in a book by Diane Redfield Massie and Steven Kellogg.

January 30 – We’ll put our month of sleepy stories to bed with Russell the Sheep by Rob Scotton. What should a sheep do when he can’t sleep? Well, one idea springs to mind.

Hampstead Branch Library

Baby & Toddler Story Time:

Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m.

Each week we’ll read nursery rhymes together, learn a new sign (ASL), practice previous signs and sing baby & toddler friendly songs. Parents and caregivers will have the opportunity to interact with children using board books, puzzles, stuffed animals and learning toys.

1/4:  Nursery Rhymes:

Seesaw, Margery Daw                       

Star Light, Star Bright

Signing “cold”

1/11 – No Story Time 

1/18: Nursery Rhymes:

Here We Go ‘Round the Mulberry Bush

Signing “book”

1/25: Nursery Rhymes:

I Had a Little Nut Tree                      

Polly, Put the Kettle On

Signing “flower”

Pre-School Story Time: 

Tuesdays at 10:30 A.M. beginning January 31, 2012

1/31 Book Theme

Wild About Books by Judy Sierra

Miss Brooks Loves Books! And I don’t by Barbara Bottner

Activity: Animal Masks

Coliseum Branch Library

Thursdays @ 10:00 a.m.

January  5     I love to compete in sports!

                      The Great Race by Rev. W. Awdry

                      Thomas the Tank Engine and Bertie the Bus race to see who is faster.

                      The Big Game by Louise A. Gikow

                      Jose’ learns how to play soccer.

                      Craft – Soccer head bands

January 12     It’s time to go to sleep!

                      A Winter’s Nap

                      Adapted by March Goldberg Sachs and Priza Giri Desai

                      Curious George wants to learn how to hibernate.

                      Sam the Sheep Can’t Sleep by Phil Roxbee Cox and Stephen Cartwright

                      All of Sam’s friends try to help him fall asleep.

                      Craft – Monkey masks

January 19     It’s time for a celebration!

                      Dragon’s Pancake Party adapted by Mara Conlon

                      The only way dragon will get any pancakes is to make them himself.

                       It’s the 100^th Day, Stinky Face by Lisa McCourt

                       Stinky Face finds a way to celebrate the 100^th day of school.

                       Craft – Dragon masks

January 26     I love my neighborhood!

                      Clancy and Mille and the Very Fine House by Libby Gleeson and

          Freza Blackwood.  Clancy and his family move to a new house.

                      The Garden Project by Margaret McNamara

                      The kids in Mrs. Connor’s class are making a garden.

                      Craft – Garden head band

Rufus A. Lewis Regional Library

Wednesdays @ 10 a.m.

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A Giraffe and a Half by Shell Silverstein

Giraffes Can’t Dance by Giles Andreae

Let’s Color a Lovely Giraffe Picture

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No Storytime Today

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Come visit the Talking Tree featuring Cynthia Jancaterino, Education Coordinator, Montgomery Clean City Commission (MCCC) whose mission is to educate and motivate Montgomerians to take action for a cleaner environment and more attractive city.

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It’s a Book by Lane Smith

Fun With History featuring My Name is not Isabella: Just How Big Can a Little Girl Dream? by Jennifer Fosberry

Coloring Sheets of Featured Historical Figures

Rosa Parks Branch Library

STORYTIME

Tuesdays @ 10 a.m.

January 3^rd – Meet Pete the Cat at Story Time!

January 10^th – How Do Dinosaurs Clean Their Room? Find out at Story Time!

January 17^th – Find out what happens to Gerald when he breaks his trunk in I Broke My Trunk! at Story Time!

January 24^th – Learn why A Pig Parade Is A Terrible Idea! at Story Time!

January 31^st – Find out what happens when The Pigeon Finds a Hot Dog! at Story Time!

Governor’s Square Library Storytime Schedule

Tuesdays @ 10:00 a.m.

Jan. 3:  Hurrah for 2012!

            The children will learn about the new year as Ms. Anita reads Goodbye Old Year,

            Happy New Year and Happy New Year, Pooh, followed by a coloring page.

Jan. 17: Celebrate Dr. King Day

             Children will become aware of who Dr. King was as they hear the stories Martin

Luther King, Jr. Day: Count and Celebrate and Martin’s Big Words. Then they

             will do a Peace craft activity.  

Jan. 24;  Happy Birthday Rosemary Wells! Marvelous Movie Day

              Children will enjoy the movie “Noisy Nora’ based on the book of the

              same title by Rosemary Wells

Jan. 31:  Sun, Moon, Stars, and Planets Day

              Ms. Anita will read The Moon Comes Home, and  Kitten’s First Full Moon,

              Followed by a craft activity.

Ramer Branch Library

Storytimes

Tuesdays @ 10 a.m.

January 3 – When Winter Comes by Nancy Van Loan. Come out and enjoy the story and find out what happens to all living things in the winter. Craft- color and a picture

January 10 - The first Day of Winter by Denise Fleming. Come see how they build a snow man. Movie- Frosty the Snowman and Friends

January 17 – Snow by Manya Stojic. See how different animals react to the snow. Activity- movie and popcorn

January 24 – Emma’s Magic Winter by Jean Little. Come and see Emily make friends with Sally. Activity- movie and hot dogs

January 31 – Oliver and Amanda and the Big Snow by Jean Van Leewon.  Come and see the different ways Amanda and her brother enjoy the snow. Craft- making snowflakes

Juliette Hampton Morgan Memorial Library

245 High Street

Montgomery, AL  36104

334-240-4991

January 2011

Story Times are each Thursday at 10:30 in the Auditorium

January 5th

It’s Snowing

                First Snow by Bernette Ford

                            The Snow Day by Komako Sakai.

                             We will have a craft.

January 12^th

Family Fit Life Style Month

Let’s Do Zumba with Antonio King

Toddlerobics by Zita Newcome

Activity-Zumba

January 19^th

Appreciate a Dragon Day

The Dragon and thePhoenixby Lesley Sims

Movie-Dragon Tales:  Believe in Yourself.

January 26^th

International Creativity Month

Just Get Creative (Let’s Paint Snowflakes)!

Pintlala Branch Library

January 2012

Story Time

255 Federal Road

Hope Hull, AL. 36043

(334) 281-8069

Mrs. Sandra Berry, Librarian

Thursday, January 12 @ 11:20 Pre- K

              Book:  Thank You, Dr. King by Robin Reid 

            Craft: Martin Luther King Color Sheets

Thursday, January 19  @ 1:30 2^nd Grade

              Book: Ant and Grasshopper  by Luli Gray   

            Craft: Making Pictures out of Bow Pasta

Tuesday, January 24  @ 11:10 K

              Book:  Dog in Boots by  Greg Gormley

              Craft: Making Noise Makers with Water Bottles

Wednesday, January 25 @ 11:20  K

Book:  Dog in Boots by Greg Gormley                            

Craft: Making Noise Makers with Water Bottles

Thursday, January 26  @ 11:20 Pre-K    

              Book: Boss Baby by Marla Frazee                                        

              Craft:  What a Pumpkin Picture Search

Morgan Memorial Library

Young Adult Department

January 2 @ 3:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.

Morgan Teen Book Club –The book we will be discussing If You Really Loved Me by Anne Schraff.

January 11 @ 3:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.

Teen Gaming:  Come out and get your gaming on or just hang out and play board games.

January 18 @ 10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.

Presenter:  Mr. Keith Krawczynski, AUM

Celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Birthday

The Modern Civil Rights Movement inAlabama-The civil rights movement transformedAlabamaand the rest of the nation, ending a century of legal segregation and creating new opportunities for African Americans and other minorities.

Storytimes with Ms. Stringer

Rufus A. Lewis Library

Mondays & Thursdays

Jan 2nd / 5th

The Lion and the Mouse by Jerry Pinkney

Ginger Bread Man by Paul Galdane

Hello Day by Anita Lobel

Jan 9th / 12th

The Frog Who Wanted To Be A Singer  by  Linda Goss

Arnansi and the Moss Covered Rock by Eric Kimmell

Make Black History Mats

Jan 19th

Dream Big Little Pig by Kristi Yamaguchi

How Will I Ever Sleep in This Bed by Della R. Ferveri

Old Bear and His Cub by Olivier Dunrea

Jan 23rd / 26th

Fun Day Table Games

“Carthage Must Be Destroyed” by Richard Miles

 “Precious Objects” by Alicia Oltuski

 “Beginning Of Infinity” by David Deutsch

“Dog Sense” by John Bradshaw

“Haiti After The Earthquake” by Paul Farmer

“In The Garden Of Beasts” by Erik Larson

 “Physics I For Dummies” by Steven Holzner

“Secret Life” by Charles Lachman

“Unfair Advantage” by Robert Kiyosaki

 ADULT FICTION

“Babe And The Baron” by Carola Dunn

“Betrayal” by Jerry Jenkins

 “Caregiver” by Shelley Gray

 “Changing Seasons” by Colleen Reece

“Courting Sparks” by Joselyn Vaughn

“Ella’s Wish” by Jerry Eicher

 “First Husband” by Laura Dave

“Healing” by Wanda Brunstetter

 “Heart For Home” by Lauraine Snelling

 “Laws Of Attraction” by Sherryl Woods

“Learning” by Karen Kingsbury

 “Lily And The Lawman” by Erica Vetsch

 “Loving Lucy” by Noelene Jenkinson

 “Mercy” by Beverly Lewis

 “Night Train” by Clyde Edgerton

 “Not A Marrying Man” by Miranda Lee

“Plain Proposal” by Beth Wiseman

“Robert Ludlum’s Bourne Dominion” by Eric Lustbader

 “Rules Of Civility” by Amor Towles

 “Second Chance Brides” by Vickie McDonough

“Stormy Spanish Summer” by Penny Jordan

 “Taming The Last St. Claire” by Carole Mortimer

“To Win Her Heart” by Karen Witemeyer

 “Tomorrow’s Garden” by Amanda Cabot

 “Vision Of Lucy” by Margaret Brownley

 “Welcome To Last Chance” by Hope Ramsay

“When Calls The Heart” by Janette Oke

“Big Switch” by Harry Turtledove

 “Happy Birthday” by Danielle Steel

“Justice” by Karen Robards

 “Nightmare Thief” by Meg Gardiner

 “Plugged” by Eoin Colfer

“Spell Bound” by Kelley Armstrong

“Star Wars: Choices Of One” by Timothy Zahn

“This Burns My Heart” by Samuel Park

“Thrall” by Christie Golden

 CDs

“How The West Was Won” by Louis L’Amour

 “Reilly’s Luck” by Louis L’Amour

“Sex On The Moon” by Ben Mezrich

 “Creed Legacy” by Linda Lael Miller

 “Cure” by Robin Cook

 “Escape” by Barbara Delinsky

“Jefferson Key” by Steve Berry

“Marry Me Again” by Cheryl St. John

“Season Of Angels” by Debbie Macomber

“Silver Girl” by Elin Hilderbrand

“Baby Who Stole The Doctor’s Heart” by Dianne Drake

“Before Cain Strikes” by Joshua Corin

“Bound In Love” by Camy Tang

“Branded” by B.J. Daniels

 “Chance In The Night” by Kimberly Van Meter

“Damaged” by Debra Webb

“Darkwood Manor” by Jenna Ryan

“Doctor’s Deadly Affair” by Stephanie Doyle

“Fortune Found” by Victoria Pade

“Garden Of Secrets Past” by Anthony Eglin

“Nanny’s Homecoming” by Linda Goodnight

 “New Year, New Love” by Sherry Lewis

“Operation Forbidden” by Lindsay McKenna

“Rustled” by B.J. Daniels

“Shack” by William Young

 “Soldier’s Night Mission” by Cindy Dees

 “Submerged” by Jordan Gray

“Surgeon’s Fatherhood Surprise” by Fiona McArthur

“Where She Went” by Gayle Forman

“Yesterday”s Secrets” by Kelly Riley

“Acceptable Loss” by Anne Perry

 “Affair Without End” by Candace Kamp

 “American Heiress” by Daisy Goodwin

“Best Staged Plans” by Claire Cook

“Blood On The Rio Grande” by Leslie Scott

“Canyons Of Night” by Jayne Castle

“Evil Inside” by Heather Graham

“Girl In The Blue Beret” by Bobbie Ann Mason

 “Girl In The Garden” by Kamada Nair

 “Language Of Flowers” by Vanessa Diffenbaugh

“Only Time Will Tell” by Jeffrey Archer

 “Prey” by Linda Howard

 “Saint’s Gate” by Carla Neggers

“Three Seconds” by Anders Roslund

 “When Beauty Tamed The Beast” by Eloisa James

 CDs

“Beneath The Night Tree” by Nicole Baart

 “Broken Wings” by Carla Stewart

“Lightkeeper’s Bride” by Colleen Coble

 “Like Dandelion Dust” by Karen Kingsbury

“Second Messiah” by Glenn Meade

“To Die For” by Sandra Byrd

 “Cocktail Hour Under The Tree Of Forgetfulness” by Alexandra Fuller

 “Death Of An Empire” by Robert Booth

 “History Of The World Since 9/11” by Dominic Streatfeild

 “Last Gunfight” by Jeff Guin

 “Beat The Gym” by Tom Holland

 “Boy Who Came Back From Heaven” by Kevin Malarkey

“Grand Pursuit” by Sylvia Nasar

 ADULT FICTION

 “Anonymous Bride” by Vickie McDonough

“Clara And The Cowboy” by Erica Vetsch

 “Countess” by Lynsay Sands

 “Deadly Silence” by Lindsay McKenna

“Garden Of Secrets Past” by Anthony Eglin

 “Heart Divided” by Kathleen Morgan

 “Hope Rekindled” by Tracie Peterson

“Lord Langley Is Back In Town” by Elizabeth Boyle

 “Savor The Danger “ by Lori Foster

“This Shared Dream” by Kathleen Goonan

“13 Million Dollar Pop” by David Levien

 “Abby And The Bachelor Cop” by Marion Lennox

“Always Something There To Remind Me” by Elizabeth Harbison

 “Amish Midwife” by Mindy Clark

 “Betrayal” by Fern Michaels

“Burnt Mountain” by Anne Rivers Siddons

“Coming Home” by Mariah Stewart

“Counterfeit Bride” by Nancy Parra

“Creep” by Jennifer Hillier

 “Dragon Warrior” by Janet Chapman

“End Of Everything” by Megan Abbott

“Fall From Pride” by Karen Harper

“Flash And Bones” by Kathy Reichs

 “For The Love Of Lauralee” by C.J. Love

“Foreign Influence” by Brad Thor

 “Gentleman Of Fortune” by Anna Dean

 “Ghost Story” by Jim Butcher

 “Heiress” by Lynsay Sands

“Hybrids” by Whitley Strieber

 “Jess’s Promise” by Lynne Graham

“Just Like Heaven” by Julia Quinn

CDs

 “John Wesley Harding” by Bob Dylan

“Known And Unknown” by Donald Rumsfeld

“Pioneer Woman” by Ree Drummond

“Re-Creation” by Steven Curtis Chapman

“Because Of You” by Rochelle Alers

 “Bluest Eye” by Toni Morrison

“Cold Vengeance” by Douglas Preston

“Devil Colony” by James Rollins

 “Dog Who Came In From The Cold” by Alexander McCall Smith

“Dutch III” by Teri Woods

 “Fast Break” by Regina Hart

 “I’m With You Tonight” by Cristy Lane

 “In The Doctor’s Bed” by Brenda Jackson

“Kill Me If You Can” by James Patterson

 “Kingdom” by Clive Cussler