DIXFIELD – New arrivals at Ludden Memorial Libraby for July are announced.

Adult fiction

“An Undivided Heart,” Bright; “Calder Promise,” Dailey; “Deception Point,” Brown; “Double Play,” Parker; “God’s Handmaiden,” Morris; “Sam’s Letter to Jennifer,” Patterson; “Second Chance,” Steel; “See Jane Die,” Spindler; Song of Susannah-Dark Tower 4,” King; “Ten Big Ones,” Evanovich; “The Birth of Venus,” Dunant; “The Coming Storm,” Peterson; “The Full Cupboard,” McCall Smith; “The Heart is a Lonely Hunter,” McCullers; “The Notebook,” Sparks; “The Summer I Dared,” Delinsky; “The Taking,” Koontz; “Therapy,” Kellerman.

Adult large print fiction

“Circle of Love,” Peart; “Father of the Bride,” Delinsky; “Runaway Heart,” Cannell.

Adult nonfiction

“Asperger Syndrome and Adolescence – helping Preteens,” Bolick; “Before it Happens to You,” Bernstein; “Coaching for Improved Work Performance,” Fournies; “Every Move Must Have a Purpose,” Pandolfini; “Garden Harvest Cook Book: Growing and Cooking Vegetables,” Amber; “Jim Morrison-Life-Death-Legend,” Davis; “My Life: Bill Clinton,” William Jefferson Clinton; “Plan of Attack,” Woodward; “Quirky Kids: Understanding and Helping Your Child,” Klass.

Also, “Self-Therapy for the Stutterer,” Fraser; “Special Siblings: Growing up with Someone with a Disability,” McHugh; “The American President,” Kunhardt; “The Everything Scrapbooking Book,” Barr; “The Special Child: A Source Book,” Pueschel; “Trowel and Error,” Titchmarsh; “Under the Banner of Heaven: a Story of Violent Faith,” Krakauer.

Paperbacks

“Best Kept Lies,” Jackson; “Blind Faith,” Heggan; “Cardinal Rules,” Delinsky; “Dark Harvest,” Harper; “Fallen Angels,” Foster; “Final Target,” Johansen; “In Silence,” Spindler; “Meant to Be,” Claire; “Moment of Truth,” Heggan; “No One to Trust,” Johansen; “One True Secret,” Campbell; “Promise Him Anything,” Cassidy; “Somebody Wonderful,” Rothwell; “The Morning After,” Jackson; “To Save This Child,” Graham; “Whose Child,” Gable.

Juvenile fiction

“Arthur Looses His Patience,” Brown; “Arthur the Brave,” Brown; “Brian’s Hunt,” Paulsen; “Fourth of July Mice,” Roberts; “Inkheart,” Funke; “Little Loon and Papa,” Buzzeo; “Living Protection,” Hobbs; “Mayfly,” Jocelyn; “Princess in Pink,” Cabot; “Shadowmancer,” Taylor; “Strawberry Moon,” English.

Also, “The Big Nap: from the Tattered Casebook,” Hale; “The Borrowers Afloat,” Norton; “The Borrowers Aloft,” Norton; “The Borrowers Avenged,” Norton; “The Frog House,” Taylor; “The Princess Knight,” Funke; “Toot and Puddle: Charming Opal,” Hobbie; “Volunteer of the Year,” Brown; “What a Mess,” Brown; “What Planet Are You from Clarice Bean,” Child; “Yo! Yes?,” Raschka.

Graphic novels

“Akiko Stranded in Komura,” Crilley; “Amazing Spiderman Vol. 4,” Straczynski; “Star Wars: the Stark Hyperspace War,” Ostrander; “Where is Baby’s Belly Button,” Katz.

Juvenile nonfiction

“Aero-Mania,” Gunston; “Arriving at Ellis Island,” Knowlton; Crafts to Make in the Summer,” Ross; “Earth’s Resources,” Parker; “How Animals Live,” Stonehouse; “Kiss of God,” Ball; “Let’s Talk about Living with a Parent with Multiple Sclerosis,” Apel; “The Best Book of Basketball Facts and Stats,” Strasen; “Timberrrr A History of Logging in New England,” Cowan.

Casettes

“Kiss Me While I Sleep,” Howard; “Second Chance,” Steel; “Ten Big Ones,” Evanovich; “The Alibi,” Brown; “The Shop of Blossom Street,” Macomber; ” The Sight of the Stars,” Plain; “The Surgeon,” Gerritsen.

Videos

“Home, the Story of Maine: the Frontier Wars: Violence on Maine’s Frontier”; “Home, the Story of Maine: the Penobscot Expedition and the Revolution”; “Miss Spider’s Sunny Patch Kids”; “The Carol Burnett Show.”

DVDs

“Big Fish”; “Daddy Day Care”; “Radio”; “The Never Ending Story”; “Raising Cain’; “Ruby Bridges, A Real American Hero”; “Simon Birch”; “Something’s Gotta Give”; “The Living Sea.”

Audio-CD

“Battle Ready,” Clancy; “Hollywood Divorces,” Collins; “The Cricket in Times Square,” Selden (juvenile).