DIXFIELD – New arrivals at Ludden Memorial Library during May have been announced.

Adult fiction

“A Hole in Juan,” Roberts; “A Triple Shot of Spenser,” Parker; “Abide with Me,” Strout; “Beach Road,” Patterson; “Dead Watch,” Sanford; “Death Dance,” Fairstein; “Fair Warning,” Alexander; “Grape Expectations,” Myers; “Heart of the World,” Barnes; “Susannah’s Garden,” MaComber.

Also, “The Boy Who Came Walking Home,” Scott; “The Collected Short Stories of Louis L’Amour,” Vol. 1; “The Collected Short Stories of Louis L’Amour,” Vol. 2; “The Hard Way,” Child; “The House of the Dead and Poor Folk,” Dostoevsky; “The Husband,” Koontz.

Adult nonfiction

“Barefoot Contessa-Family Style,” Garten; “Biological Weapons,” Guillemin; “Blood Brothers,” Bird; “Finding Amy,” Loughlin; “If Your Adolescent Has Anxiety Disorder,” Foa; “Miracles on the Water,” Nagorski; “Quiet Water, Maine: Canoe and Kayak Guide,” second edition, Wilson; “Research Papers for Dummies,” Woods; “Spanish for Dummies,” Wald; “The Birth Order Book,” Leman.

Adult fiction, large print

“A Bride Most Begrudging,” Gist; “Autumn’s Shadow,” Cote; “Bad Blood,” Butts; “Bright Eyes”; “Code Name: Quick Strike,” Johnstone; “Gallows for a Gunman,” Miller; “Obscure Destinies,” Cather; “Straight into Darkness,” Kellerman; “The Last Gunfighter,” Johnstone.

Young adult nonfiction

“The Notebook Girls,” four authors.

Graphic novels

“The Babysutter’s Club: Kristy’s Great Idea.”

Juvenile fiction

“A Spy on the Home Front-American Girl”; “Bionicle Adventures-Web of the Visorak,” Farshtey; ” Code Talker,” Bruchac; “Cork and Fuzz,” Chaconas; “Fire! Fire!,” Martin; “Forget Me Not,” Dokey; “Grandma Drove the Garbage Truck,” Clark; “Hugs and Kisses,” Loupy; “Judy Moody Declares Her Independence,” McDonald; ” Maze of Shadows,” Farshtey.

Also, “My Robot,” Bunting; “Oh David,” Shannon; “Punished,” Lubar; “Sponge Bob Air Pants: the Lost Episode,” Richards; “Sponge Bob Goes to the Doctor,” Banks; “The Boxcar Children-The Sword of the Silver Knight,” Warner; ” The Good, The Bad and The Very Slimy,” Stine; “The Picnic,” Williams; “The Roar of the Crowd,” Wallace; “Tiger Can’t Sleep,” Fore; ” While Angels Watch,” McGee; “Wolf on a Leash,” Visconti.

Juvenile nonfiction

“A History of Railroads,, Hynson; “A Kick in the Head”; “All New Crafts for Earth Day,” Ross; “Backyard Science,” Levine; “Black Bears,” Murray; “Cool Rubber Stamp Art,” Price; “Encyclopedia of the Presidents,” Rubel; “Everything You Need to Know about Science Homework,” Zeman; “Hurricane Katrina,” Miller; “Jack Russell Terriers,” Murray.

Also, “Little Lady Bugs,” Marie;” Mosquito Bite,” Sly; “My First Atlas”; “Play with Us,” Ripoll; “The History Puzzle,” Beller; “The Library of Congress,” Santella; “Wizardology,” Steer.

Book/CDs

“Back to the Bedroom,” Evanovich; “Hey, Good Looking,” Michaels.

Paperbacks

“Beware of Virtuous Women,” Michaels; “Bump in the Night,” Robb; “By Fire and By Sword,” Coffman; “Cordina’s Royal Family: Gabriella,” Roberts; “Full Scoop,” Evanovich; “His Wicked Kiss,” Foley; “Midnight Blue,” Conn; “Pleasuring the Prince,” Grasso; “Slocum and the Big Payback,” Logan; “The Bachelor Trap,” Thornton; “The Cane Mutiny,” Myers; “The Rebel: Johnny Yuma,” Fenady; “Waking up in Charleston,” Woods; “Whispers,” Grady.