DIXFIELD – April new arrivals for Ludden Memorial Library have been announced.

Adult fiction

“The Lost Quilter,” Chiaverini; “Borderline,” Barr; “Cursed,” Clark; “Just Take My Heart,” Clark; “Long Lost,” Coben; “Look Again,” Scottoline; “A Flickering Light,” Kirkpatrick; “The Secret,” Lewis; “Miss Julia Delivers the Goods,” Ross; “Dear Husband,” Oates; “A Claim of Her Own,” Whitson; “Life Without Summer,” Griffin.

Also, “The Perfect Poison,” Quick; “The Geometry of Sisters,” Rice; “Malice,” Jackson; “Nightwalker,” Graham; “Trust Me,” Leonard; “The 8th Confession,” Patterson; “Loitering with Intent,” Woods; “Mr. and Miss Anonymous,” Michaels; “Home Safe,” Berg; “Take One,” Kingsbury; “Vision in White,” Roberts.

Adult nonfiction

“Always Looking Up: The Adventures of an Incurable Optimist,” Fox; “The Universe in a Mirror,” Zimmerman; “It’s Me or the Dog,” Stilwell; “Halliburton’s Army,” Chatterjee; “Maine’s Visible Black History,” Price; “Climate Change,” Schmidt; “The Book Whisperer: Awakening the Inner Reader in Every Child,” Miller.

Adult large print fiction

“A Month of Summer,” Wingate; “A Tale Out of Luck,” Nelson; “A Single Thread,” Bostwick; “Dylan: Montana Creeds,” Miller.

Graphic novels

“The Big No-No!,” Hayes.

Juvenile fiction

“The Boy in the Striped Pajamas,” Boyne; “A Kitten Tale,” Rohmann; “Tillie Lays an Egg,” Golson; “How Robin Saved Spring,” Oullet; “The Foggy Foggy Forest,” Sharratt; “Max,” Patterson; “Secrets, Lies and My Sister Kate,” Hollyer; “Easter Bunny Blues,” Wallace; “Celestine Drama Queen,” Ives; “Just One Wish,” Rallison.

Also, “Bloodhound,” Pierce; “Horse Diaries: Elska,” Hapka; “Little Chick,” Hest; “Always in Trouble,” Demas; “The Carbon Diaries 2015,” Lloyd; “The Red Blazer Girls,” Beil; “Love Is a Handful of Honey,” Andreae.

Also, “Sneezy Louise,” Breznak; “The Devil’s Paintbox,” McKernan; “Sophomore Switch,” McDonald; “Foo, the Flying Frog of Washtub Pond,” Yang; “Carolina Harmony,” McDowell; “Ethan, Suspended,” Ehrenberg; “Diego’s Birthday Surprise,” Bergen; “Curious George Plants a Tree,” Perez.

Juvenile paperbacks

“Mandie: Her College Days,” Leppard.

Juvenile nonfiction

“Tom Brady,” Koestler-Grack; “The Young Birder’s Guide,” Thompson; “The Anne Frank Case,” Rubin; “Your Body Battles a Skinned Knee,” Cobb; “The Trouble Begins at 8: A Life of Mark Twain,” Fleischman; “Derek Jeter,” Marcovitz; “Police Dogs,” Miller; “Living Sunlight: How Plants Bring the Earth to Life,” Bang.

Books and CDs

“Ask Mr. Bear,” Flack; “Earl the Squirrel,” Freeman.

DVDs

“Goosebumps: Return of the Mummy”; “Slumdog Millionaire”; “Hannah Montana: Keeping It Real”; “The Great Depression”; “Star Wars, the Clone Wars: A Galaxy Divided”; “Curious George Sails with the Pirates”; “Marley and Me.”

Adult paperbacks

“The Warlord’s Bride,” Moore; “The Betrayed,” Nagle; “Temptation Ridge,” Carr; “So Enchanting,” Brockway; “Getting Old Is a Disaster,” Lakin; “A Husband’s Wicked Ways,” Feather; “Stay the Night, Viehl; “The Warrior,” Sala.

Also, “Murder Game,” Feehan; “A Passionate Girl,” Fleming; “Treasure of Eden,” Linnea; “Hope’s Folly,” Sinclair; “Dark Celebration,” Feehan; “The Magic Bullet,” Neiderman.