June

BOOKS

Adult Fiction

• Burke – “Clete”
• Chambers – “Swift River”
• Chevalier – “The Glassmaker”
• Crichton/Patterson – “Eruption”
• Doiron – “Pitch Dark”
• Everett – “James”
• Foley – “The Midnight Feast”
• Fuentes – “Males”
• Hart – “Assassin’s Anonymous”
• Hilderbrand – “Swan Song”
• Jackson – “Our Little Secret”
• Linde – “The Wren in the Holly Library”
• Mallery – “For the Love of Summer”
• Michaels – “Proof”
• Miller – Lula Dean’s Little Library of Banned Books”
• Perry – “Enlightenment”
• Robards – “Some Murders in Berlin”
• Rowley – “The Guncle” (Large Type)
• Steel – “Resurrection”
• Talty – “Fire Exit”
• Van Pelt – “Remarkably Bright Creatures”
• Williams – “The Bookbinder”
• Williams – “Husbands and Lovers”
• Wilson – “Kittentits”
• Wingate – “Shelterwood”
• Winspear – “The Comfort of Ghosts”
• Woods – “Smolder”
• Yoon – “One of Our Kind”

Adult Non-Fiction

• Cooper – “Better Living Through Birding: notes from a Black man in the natural world” (biography)
• DeSocio – “Morally Straight: how the fight for LGBTQ+ inclusion changed the Boy Scouts and America”
• McFarland – “Peterson Field Guide to North American Bird Nests”
• McQuade – “Attack From Within: how disinformation is sabotaging America”
• Schapira – “Lessons from the Climate Anxiety Counseling Booth: how to live with care and purpose in an endangered world”
• Somerstein – “Invisible Labor: the untold story of the cesarean section”
• Tekiela – “Bird Nests: amazingly ingenious and intricate”
• Turban – “Free to Be: understanding kids and gender identities”

Young Adult

• Chuculate – “This Indian Kid: a Native American Memoir” (biography)

Children’s Fiction

• Lepp _ “Jurassic Jeff 2: Race to Warp Speed” (graphic novel)

Easy Reader

• Cordell – “Cornbread and Poppy for the Win”

Picture Books

• Boynton – “Dinosaurs in Trucks because, hey, why not?” (board book)
• Carle – “The Very Hungry Caterpillar’s Nature Walk” (board book)
• Cousins – “A Good Place”
• Pete – “Pete the Cat Screams for Ice Cream”
• Portis – “Not in a Box”
• Schindel – “Busy Gorillas” (board book)
• Willems – “Are You Small?”

Children’s Non-Fiction

• Boring – “Birds, Nests, and Eggs”

BOOKS ON CD

• Bradley – “The Ministry of Time”

MOVIES

• The Last Voyage of the Demeter (DVD)

May

BOOKS

Adult Fiction

• Barklay – “I Will Ruin You”
• Clancy – “Act of Defiance”
• Cobin – “Think Twice”
• Connolly – “Instruments of Darkness”
• Cussler – “The Heist”
• Graham – “Death Behind Every Door”
• Grisham – “Camino Ghosts”
• Johnson – “First Frost”
• King – “You Like it Darker”
• Messud – “This Strange Eventful History”
• Oates – “Butcher: Father of Modern Gyno-psychiatry”
• Patterson – “The 24th Hour”
• Roberts – “Mind Games”
• Roth – “When Among Crows”
• Rowley – “The Guncle Abroad”
• Shaara – “The Shadow of War: a novel of the Cuban Missile Crisis”
• Simonson – “The Hazelbourne Ladies Motorcycle and Flying Club”
• Toibin – “Long Island”
• Tursten – “An Elderly Lady Must Not Be Crossed”
• Turton – “The Last Murder at the End of the World”
• Ware – “One Perfect Couple”

Adult Non-Fiction

• Berry – “The Unsettling of America: culture and agriculture”
• Borgstrom – “Too Many: a study of Earth’s biological limitations”
• Dasman – “A Different Kind of Country”
• Dubos – “So Human an Animal: how we are shaped by surroundings and events”
• Howard – “The Soil and Health: a study of organic agriculture”
• Ingrassia – “A Fatal Inheritance: how a family misfortune revealed a deadly medical mystery”
• Lowdermilk – “Conquest of the Land Through Seven Thousand Years”
• Marshall – “How to Build Your Own Greenhouse: designs and plans to meet your growing needs”
• Stephanopoulos – “The Situation Room: the inside story of a President in crisis”

Young Adult

• Kusaka – “Pokemon Adventures: Mega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire – Volume 2” (graphic novel)

Children’s Fiction

• Applegate – “The One and Only Family”
• Osborne – “Windy Night with Wild Horses”

Easy Reader

• Cruz – “Megatron is Put to the Test”
• Emmons – “How Does Money Work?”
• Ransom – “Uni’s First Recital”
• Yolen – “Interrupting Cow Meets the Wise Quacker”

Picture Books

• Carle – “Brown Bear and Friends: 1 2 3” (board book)
• Carle – “Brown Bear and Friends: ABC” (board book)
• Carle – “Brown Bear and Friends: Colors (board book)
• Carle – “A Day at the Beach with the Very Hungry Caterpillar” (board book)
• Carle – “Why is it Hot?: weather with the Very Hungry Caterpillar” (board book)
• Cousins – “Little Fish’s Opposites”
• Cousins – “Maisie Goes to the Eye Doctor”
• Hale – “Bubbly Beautiful Kitty-Corn”
• Harlow – “The Color of Love”
• Henkes – “Finding Things”
• Hest – “Big Bear and Little Bear go Fishing”
• Higgins – “Beach Bummer”
• Hill – “Find Spot at the Beach” (board book)
• Krosoczka – “Bubble Bath Pirates”
• Krosoczka – “Naptastrophe”
• Watson – “Summer is Here”

Children’s Non-Fiction

• Fitzgerald – “Transportation”

BOOKS ON CD

• Andrews – “Summers at the Saint”

MOVIES

• Anyone But You (DVD)
• Dune: Part 2 (DVD)
• Ferrari (DVD)
• Freelance (DVD)
• Ghosts UK: complete collection (DVD)
• Poor Things (DVD)

April

BOOKS

Adult Fiction

• Abike-Iyimide – “Where Sleeping Girls Lie”
• Alvarez – “The Cemetery of Untold Stories”
• Baldacci – “A Calamity of Souls”
• Brown – “Feline Fatale”
• Chancy – “Village Weavers”
• Chiaverini – “The Museum of Lost Quilts”
• Clark – “It Had to be You”
• Devereaux – “An Unfinished Murder”
• Freudenberger – “The Limits”
• Gentill – “The Mystery Writer”
• Gramazio – “The Husbands”
• Graves – “Death by Chocolate Raspberry Scone”
• Griffiths – “The Last Word”
• Hillerman – “Lost Birds”
• Horowitz – “Close to Death”
• Jacobs – “The Stars Turned Inside Out”
• Lloyd – “Fervor”
• Paretsky – “Pay Dirt”
• Patterson – “The Murder Inn”
• Scottoline – “The Truth About the Devlins”
• Shukairy – “Six Truths and a Lie”
• Smiley – “Lucky”
• Steel – “Only the Brave”
• Wiswell – “Someone you can Build a Nest in”

Adult Non-Fiction

• Hale – “Death Row Welcomes You: visiting hours in the shadow of the execution chamber”
• Joseph – “The Black Friend: on being a better white person”
• Larson – “The Demon of Unrest: a saga of hubris, heartbreak, and heroism at the dawn of the Civil War”
• Patterson – “The Secret Lives of Booksellers and Librarians: true stories of the magic of reading”
• Rogers – “American Woman: the transformation of the modern First Lady, from Hillary Clinton to Jill Biden”
• Walters – “The Rulebreaker: the life and times of Barbara Walters”

Young Adult

• Onyebuchi – “War Girls”

Children’s Fiction

• Bruel – “Bad Kitty Goes to the Vet” (graphic novel)
• Bruel – “Bad Kitty: Puppy’s big day” (graphic novel)
• DiCamillo – “Orris and Timble: the beginning
• Fong – “Next Stop” (graphic novel)
• Gibbs – “Charlie Thorne and the Royal Society”
• Laird – “Afternoon on the Amazon” (graphic novel)
• Pokemon – “Pokemon: Ash takes the cake”

Easy Reader

• Crawford – “My Day with Mom”
• Derting – “Libby Loves Science: states of matter”
• Kann – “Kittens! Kittens! Kittens!”

Picture Books

• Boynton – “Hey, what’s that?” (board book)

Children’s Non-Fiction

• Eyewitness – “Viking”

BOOKS-ON-CD

• O’Neill – “Unbecoming a Lady: the forgotten sluts and shrews that shaped America”

MOVIES

March

BOOKS

Adult Fiction

• Bohjalian – “The Princess of Las Vegas”
• Bowen – “In Sunshine or in Shadow”
• Brody – “Rabbit Hole”
• Childs – “Murder in the Tea Leaves”
• Dodd – “Every Single Secret”
• Donati – “The Sweet Blue Distance”
• French – “The Hunter”
• Gardner – “Still See You Everywhere”
• Green – “The Foxhole Victory Tour”
• Henriquez – “The Great Divide”
• Lennon – “Hard Girls”
• Marquez – “Until August”
• Michaels – “The Wild Side”
• Morris – “All Our Yesterdays: a story of Lady Macbeth”
• Obrecht – “The Morningside”
• Orange – “Wandering Stars”
• Pataki – “Finding Margaret Fuller”
• Patterson – “The #1 Lawyer”
• Perrin – “How to Solve Your own Murder”
• Sandford – “Toxic Prey”
• Steel – “Never too Late”
• Towles – “Table for Two”

Adult Non-Fiction

• Clifford – “Estate Planning Basics: what you need to know about wills, trusts, and avoiding probate”
• Herriot – “The Wonderful World of James Herriott” (biography)
• Parker – “Force of Nature: a celebration of girls and women raising their voices”

Young Adult

Children’s Fiction

• DiCamillo – “Ferris”
• Gale – “The Bully Book”
• Gibbs – “Evil Spy School” (graphic novel)
• Griffiths – “The 169-Story Treehouse: Doppleganger Doom!”
• Peirce – “Big Nate: this means war” (graphic novel)
• Pilkey – “The Scarlet Shedder” (graphic novel)
• Stine – “Goblin Monday”

Easy Reader

• John – “The Cool Bean Makes a Splash”
• O’Sullivan – “Curious George Colors Eggs”

Picture Books

• Cronin – “Mama in the Moon”
• Cousins – “Maisie Loves Bees”
• Daywalt – “Happy St. Patrick’s Day from the Crayons”
• Dean – “Pete the Cat: wacky taco Tuesday”
• Dewdney – “Llama Llama Feelings”
• Dora – “Dora Celebrates Earth Day”
• John – “You’re Going to Love this Book”
• Kotb – “Hope is a Rainbow”
• Wells – “Moving Up: a graduation celebration”
• Wong – “All That Grows”

Children’s Non-Fiction

BOOKS-ON-CD

• Wickenden – “The Agitators: three friends who fought for abolition and women’s rights”

MOVIES

• Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (DVD)
• The Color Purple (DVD)
• Dora’s Butterfly Ball (DVD)
• Fear the Walking Dead: complete 8th season (DVD)
• Migration (DVD)
• Wish (DVD)

February

BOOKS

Adult Fiction

• Atwood – “Fourteen Days”
• Beaton – “Death of a Spy”
• Berry – “The Atlas Maneuver”
• Box – “Three Inch Teeth”
• Ferraro – “My Favorite Scar”
• Graff – “True North”
• Grippando – “Goodbye Girl”
• Hannah – “The Women”
• Hurwitz – “Lone Wolf: an Orphan X novel”
• Kellerman – “The Ghost Orchid”
• Koontz – “The Bad Weather Friend”
• Lescure – “River East, River West”
• Mallery – “The Summer Book Club”
• Marshall – “No One can Know”
• Oliveira – “A Wild and Heavenly Place”
• Patterson – “Crosshairs”
• Patterson – “Missing Persons”
• Quindlen – “After Annie”
• Quinn – “The Phoenix Crown”
• Rice – “Last Night”
• Taylor – “Dead Man’s Hand”

Adult Non-Fiction

• Alcoholics – “Alcoholics Anonymous: the story of how many thousands of men and women have recovered from alcoholism”
• Boeheim – “Bleeding Orange: fifty years of blind referees, screaming fans, beasts of the east, and Syracuse Basketball”
• Durkin – “The Survivors of the Clotilda: the lost stories of the last captives of the American slave trade”
• Gee – “National Geographic Bucket List Family Travel: share the world with your kids on 50 adventures of a lifetime”
• Hylton – “Madness: race and insanity in a Jim Crow asylum”
• McCabe – “How to ADHD: an insider’s guide to working with your brain (not against it)
• Morris – “The Cancer Factory: industrial chemicals, corporate deception, and the hidden deaths of American workers”
• W, Bill – “Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions”

Young Adult

Children’s Fiction

• Green – Agents of S.U.I.T.-From Badger to Worse (graphic novel)
• Guterson – “The World-Famous Nine”
• Patterson – “Happy Howlidays: a middle school story”
• Winick – “Hilo: Rise of the Cat – book 10” (graphic novel)

Easy Reader

• Dean – “Pete the Kitty and the Three Bears”

Picture Books

• Colandro – “There was an Old Woman who Swallowed a Bat”
• Colandro – “There was an Old Woman who Swallowed a Bell”
• Colandro – “There was an Old Woman who Swallowed a Chick”
• Colandro – “There was an Old Woman who Swallowed a Clover”
• Colandro – “There was an Old Woman who Swallowed a Rose”
• Colandro – “There was an Old Woman who Swallowed a Shell”
• Daywalt – “The Crayons Love our Planet”
• Harris – “The Teeny-Weeny Unicorn”
• Tran – “Cranky”
• Willems – “Are you Big?”

Children’s Non-Fiction

• Rau – “What is a Solar Eclipse?”

BOOKS-ON-CD

• Austin – “Interesting Facts About Space”
• Hawkins – “The Heiress”

MOVIES

• Tha Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (DVD)
• Five Nights at Freddy’s (DVD)
• The Marvels (DVD)
• Wonka (DVD)

January

BOOKS

Adult Fiction

• Adler – “Mrs. Nash’s Ashes”
• Blake – “Anna O”
• Burke – “Harbor Lights”
• Carr – “The Friendship Club”
• Dailey – “One in a Million”
• Frankel – “Family Family”
• Krentz – “The Night Island”
• Michaelidis – “The Fury”
• Miller – “The Curse of Pietro Houdini”
• Patterson – “Holmes, Marple, and Poe”
• Patterson – “Million Dollar Mess”
• Prose – “The Mystery Guest”
• Quinn – “The Clinic”
• Robb – “Random in Death”
• Steel – “Upside Down”
• Thompson – “City of Betrayal”

Adult Non-Fiction

• Cheney – “Oath and Honor”
• Goslar – “My Friend Anne Frank”
• Norris – “Our Hidden Conversations: what Americans really think about race and identity”
• Richardson – “Democracy Awakening: Notes on the State of America”
• Tyson – “Taxes for Dummies”

Young Adult

• Cawthon – “Five Nights at Freddy’s: Fazbear Frights (vol 4)” – (graphic novel)
• Sutherland – “Wings of Fire: Book 7, Winter Turning” – (graphic novel)

Children’s Fiction

• Baltazar – “Teen Titans go! To the Library! (graphic novel)
• Bruel – “Bad Kitty Makes a Movie” (graphic novel)
• Elliott – “Eva For President” (graphic novel)
• Foxe – “Spider-Ham: a pig in time” (graphic novel)
• Franco – “Counting in Dog Years and other Sassy Math Poems”
• Korman – “Slugfest”
• Spiderman – “Miles Morales: Spiderman” (graphic novel)

Easy Reader

• Transformers – “Bumblebee’s Big Mission”

Picture Books

• Ho – “Eyes that Weave the World’s Wonders”
• Kraan – “Buffalo Fluffalo”
• Wilson – “Bear Finds Eggs”

Children’s Non-Fiction

• Challoner – “Home Activity Lab: exciting experiments for budding scientists”

BOOKS-ON-CD

MOVIES

• A Haunting in Venice (DVD)
• The Holdovers (DVD)
• Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (DVD)
• PAW Patrol: the mighty movie (DVD)