DIXFIELD – Ludden Memorial Library has announced November new arrivals.

Adult fiction

“Dark of the Moon,” Sandford; “Rhett Butler’s People,” McCaig; “Creation in Death,” Robb; “The Burnt House,” Kellerman; “Trilby,” Palmer; “The Parting,” Lewis; “The Ghost,” Harris; “Amazing Grace,” Steel; “Murder on K Street,” Truman; “Double Cross,” Patterson.

Also, “The Rebels: Sons of Texas,” Kelton; “The Marvelous Journey Home,” Simmons; “The Chase,” Cussler; “Stone Cold,” Baldacci; “Between Sundays,” Kingsbury; “Santa Fe Woman,” Morris; “A Man for Temperance,” Morris; “The Alchemy,” Morris; “The Tapestry,” Morris.

Also, “Truly, Madly Manhattan,” Roberts; “The Gift,” Evans; “Informed Consent,” Fix; “Down into Darkness,” Lawrence; “Precious Blood,” Hayes; “Candy Cane Murder,” Fluke; “A Christmas Beginning,” Perry; “The Last Noel,” Graham; “The Darkest Evening of the Year,” Koontz.

Also, “Hearts of Horses,” Gloss; “Unwrapping Christmas,” Copeland; “Magi,” Gilbert; “All Through the Night,” Brockman; “Kissing Christmas Goodbye,” Beaton.

Large print adult fiction

“Yellow Rose Bride,” Copeland; “Garden Spells,” Allen; “The Tin Roof Blowdown,” Burke; “Dandelions in a Jelly Jar,” DePree; “Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade,” Gabaldon; “The Gift,” Evans.

Adult nonfiction

“It Ain’t All about the Cookin,” Deen; “Steve and Me,” Irwin; “Personal Care for People Who Care”; “The Toothpick,” Petroski; “Clapton: The Autobiography,” Clapton; “Boom!Voices of the Sixties,” Brokaw; “Head and Heart: American Christianities,” Wills.

Also, “A Consumer’s Dictionary of Food Additives,” Winter; “A Reporter’s Life,” Peter Jennings; “Arthur Conan Doyle: A Life in Letters,” Terra Novacek; “The Complete Postal Exam 473 and 473C Training Program”; “Christmas with Paula Deen,” Deen.

Reference

2008 College Handbook.

Juvenile fiction

“Pup and Hound Catch a Thief,” Hood; “The Silver Locket,” Holabird; “The Great Doughnut Parade,” Bond; “Diamonds in the Shadow,” Cooney; “Frannie in Pieces,” Ephron; “I’m Exploding Now,” Hite; “Bounce,” Friend; “The Little Red Hen,” Galdone; “Shrek the Third: Friends and Foes,” Hapka.

Also, “Spider-Man’s New Suit,” Raymond; “The Crunching Munching Caterpillar,” Cain; “Mission to Mars,” Wax; “Mouse Shapes,” Walsh; “Scribble,” Freedman; “That Pesky Dragon,” Sykes; “The Jewel Box Ballerinas,” DeVarennes; “The Three Snow Bears,” Brett.

Also, “I Spy Santa Claus,” Marzollo; ” Franklin and the Bubble Gum”; “The Hearts of Horses,” Gloss; “The Phantom Isles,” Alter; “The Castle Corona,” Creech; “A Christmas Carol,” Dickens; “Olivia Helps with Christmas,” Falconer; “I’ve Seen Santa,” Bedford; “Melrose and Croc: A Christmas to Remember,” Chichester.

Juvenile nonfiction

“Famous Women of the American Revolution,” Thornton; “The STDS Update,” Silverstein; “Life in a Medieval Village,” Barter; “Sally Ride: The Story of the First American Female in Space.

Audio CDs

“Dark of the Moon,” Sandford; “Third Degree,” Iles; “The Christmas Promise,” VanLiere.

DVDs

“Miss Spider’s Sunny Patch Friends: Humbug Christmas Miracle at Sage Creek”; “Wishbone: Paw Prints of Thieves”; “Charlie and Lola”; “The Saddle Club”; “My Side of the Mountain.”

Adult paperbacks

“Changeling,” Galenhorn; “Patriot’s Dream,” Michaels; “Bluebonnet Belle,” Copeland; “The Crying Child,” Michaels; “When a Lady Misbehaves,” Marcos; “My Immortal,” McCarthy; “A Cold Day in Hell,” Cameron; “Phantom,” Goodkind; “The Emperor of Ocean Park ,” Carter.

Also, “Payback,” Cresswell; “Suspect,” Cresswell; “Blood Brothers,” Roberts; “The Blood Books,” Huff; “Cut Throat,” Sala; “Comfort and Joy,” Michaels; “Dead of Night,” Robb; “The Gift,” Roberts; “Christmas Wishes,” Macomber; “To Scotland with Love,” Hawkins; “An Affair Before Christmas,” James.