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

Adult fiction

“A Tender in the Storm,” Kirpatrick; “Back on Blossom Street,” Macomber; “Deception,” Alcorn; “Fake ID,” Sorrells; “Freefall,” Heitzmann; “In the Company of Secrets,” Miller; “Invisible Prey,” Sanford; “Luncheon of the Boating Party,” Vreeland.

Also, “Shopaholic and Baby,” Kinsella; “Simple Genius,” Baldacci; “The 6th Target,” Patterson; “The Overlook,” Connelly; “The River Knows,” Quick; “The Unknown Terrorist,” Flanagan; “Two Women of Galilee,” Rourke.

Also, “What the Thunder Said,” Perry; “The Good Guy,” Koontz; “In the Woods,” French; “Revenge of Innocents,” Rosenberg; “The Land of Mango Sunsets,” Frank.

Adult nonfiction

“A Long Way Gone,” Beah; “Crashing Through,” Kurson; “How to Hepburn,” Karbo; “How to Raise an American,” Blyth; “If I Am Missing or Dead,” Lantus; “Life Lessons for Busy Moms,” Canfield; “Makeovers for Your Outdoor Spaces,” Hamilton.

Also, “Opening Day: Story of ?,” Eig; “Stealing Your Life,” Abagnale; “Taste of Home Back-Yard Grilling”; “The AD/HD,” Hill; “The Long Exile,” McGrath; “The Secret,” Byrne; “The Art of Being a Woman Alone,” Falk; “To Catch a Predator,” Hansen.

Adult large print fiction

“A High and Hidden Place,” Lucas; “Another Chance to Love You,” Hatcher; “House of Many Shadows,” Michaels; “Obsession,” Kellerman; “The Arms of God,” Hinton; ” The Rancher and the Runaway Bride,” Johnston.

Graphic novels

“Superman,” Morrison; “The Plain Janes,” Castellucci.

Juvenile fiction

“365 Penguins,” Fromental; “Bath Time for Baby Strawberry”; “Batter Up Wambat,” Lester; “Big Bear Little Bear,” Bedford; “Bob and Otto,” Bruel; “Cherry the Pig,” Yamada; “Cowboy Small,” Lenski; “Crazy in Love,” MacKall; “Dragon of the Red Dawn,” Osborne.

Also, “Froggy Play T-Ball,” London; “John, Paul, George and Ben,” Smith; “Let’s Eat,” Brindel; “Marley: A Dog Like No Other,” Grogan; “Mary Margaret Meets Her Match,” MacLean; “Pants on Fire,” Cabot.

Also, “Potty Time!,” Sawyer; “Russ and the Fire House,” Rickert; “Shark Girl,” Bingham; “Summer Ball,” Lupica; “Thank You Bear,” Foley; “The Chestnut Soldier,” Nimmo; “The Deep Cut,” Spain; “The Secret History of Tom Trueheart,” Beck.

Also, “Under the Baseball Moon,” Ritter; “Winning Season,” Wallace; “The Shadowmancer Returns,” Taylor; “Ivy and Bean,” Barrows; “Black Beard’s Sword,” O’Donnell; “Joe on the Go,” Anderson; “Maximum Ride,” Patterson; “Building with Dad,” Nevius; “Max’s Words,” Banks; “The Very Best Bed,” Raye; “Diary of a Wimpy Kid,” Kinney.

Juvenile paperbacks

“In Business with Mallory,” Friedman; “The Light in the Cellar,” Buckey; “Shadows on Society Hill,” Coleman; “Midnight in Lonesome Hollow,” Ernst; “The Outsiders,” Hinton; “Star Wars: Jedi Apprentice-Deceptions,” Watson; “Star Wars: Jedi Apprentice-the Death of Hope,” Watson.

Also, “Star Wars: Jedi Quest-the Way of the Apprentice,” Watson; “Star Wars: Jedi Quest-the School of Fear,” Watson; “Star Wars: Jedi Quest-the Moment of Truth,” Watson.

Juvenile nonfiction

“1001 Animals to Spot,” Brocklehurst; “Alex Rodrigues,” Christensen; “Cool Painted Stuff,” Wagner; “Fractions and Decimals”; “Pirates,” Steele; “Primary and Secondary Sources,” Hamilton.

DVDs

“An Easter Bunny Adventure”; “Calendar Girls”; “Everyone’s Hero”; “How I Got My Shrunken Head”; “How to Eat Fried Worms”; “Little Miss Sunshine”; “Powder”; “Prehistoric Planet”; “The Last Days of Frank and Jesse James”; “The Off Season”; “Treasure Island.”

Adult paperbacks

“A Distant Tomorrow ,” Small; “Another Life,” Roth; “Big Ike,” Fenady; “Dangerous Season,” Cote; “Danse Macabre,” Hamilton; “Feels Like Family,” Woods; “Ice Blue,” Stuart; “In My Wild Dream,” Lord; “Lara,” Small; “Pistol Grip-Peacemaker Pass,” Dalton.

Also, “Ralph Compton: Trail to Cottonwood Falls,” Richards; “Stronger Than Yesterday,” Knight; “The McCaffertys: Randi,” Jackson; “The McCaffertys: Slade,” Jackson; “The Survivors,” McCall; “The Trailsman: Nebraska Night Riders,” Sharpe; “The Twilight Lord,” Small; “Where Heaven Begins,” Bittner; “The McCaffertys: Thorne,” Jackson.