DIXFIELD – September new arrivals have been announced at Ludden Memorial Library.

Adult fiction

“Vanishing Act,” Michaels; “Twenties Girl,” Kinsella; “Secret Tides, Parker; “Fateful Journeys,” Parker; “Distant Shores,” Parker; “Dead Until Dark,” Harris; “Olive Kitteridge,” Strout; “206 Bones,” Reichs; “Blindman’s Bluff,” Kellerman; “Sidney Sheldon’s Mistress of the Game,” Bagshawe; “The Missing,” Lewis; “The Blue Notebook,” Levine; “The Year That Follows,” Lasser; “South of Broad,” Conroy; “Spartan Gold,” Cussler; “The Eleventh Victim,” Grace; “The Invisible Mountain,” deRobertis; “The Magicians,” Grossman; “Club Dead,” Harris; “The Last Song,” Sparks; “Trusting for Tomorrow,” Arrington; “The Scoop,” Michaels; “Deadlock,” Lacy; “Take Two,” Kingsbury; “Emily’s Ghost,” Giardina; “Even Money,” Francis; “An Echo in the Bone,” Gabaldon; “Day After Night,” Diamant; “Hothouse Orchid,” Woods; “The Diary,” Goudge; “Beaneath the Bleeding,” McDermid; “The Cheater,” Rosenberg; “While My Pretty One Knits,” Canadeo; “A Surrendered Heart,” Peterson; “The Confidential Life of Eugenia Cooper,” Y’Barbo; “The Sweetgum Ladies: Knot for Love,” Pattillo; “A Change in Altitude,” Shreve.

Adult nonfiction

“The World Almanac and Book of Facts 2009;” “The Canal Builders: Making America’s Empire at the Panama Canal,” Greene; “Southern Lady Gracious Spaces,” Hoffman; “The 6-week Cure for the Middle-Aged Middle,” Eades; “True Compass,” Kennedy; “Soul of A Dog,” Katz; “Frommer’s Boston 2010;” “The Lost Symbol,” Brown; “The Murder of King Tut,” Patterson; “In the President’s Secret Service,” Kessler; “What Color Is Your Parachute?,” Bolles; “Saber’s Edge, Middleton.”

Large print adult fiction

“Family Acts,” Shaffer; “The Book of Old Houses,” Graves; “Fragment,” Fahy; “Montana Creeds: Logan,” Miller; “Moon Shell Beach,” Thayer; “The Inn at Eagle Point,” Woods; “Flowers on Main,” Woods; “The Castaways,” Hilderbrand; “Loving a Lost Lord,” Putney; “Say You’re One of Them,” Akkpan; “Winter Roses,” Palmer; “The Innocent,” Coben; “Seduce Me At Sunrise,” Kleypas.

Graphic novels

“Artemis Fowl – The Arctic Incident,” Colfer.

Juvenile fiction

“Hugo the Lifesaving Sailor,” Broekstra; “Sloppy Joe,” Keane; “It Creeps!,” Enderle; “Off to Kindergarten,” Johnston; “What’s Wrong Little Pookie?,” Boynton; “The Wilding House Mystery,” Craig; “Say Ahhhh! Dora Goes to the Doctor,” Beinstein; “Amelia Bedelia’s First Day of School,” Parish; “The Great Paper Caper,” Jeffers; “Library Mouse,” Kirk; “The Prince of Fenway Park,” Baggott; “The Awakening,” Armstrong; “Me, Just Different,” Morrill; “Bear Feels Sick,” Wilson; “Prophecy of the Sisters,” Zink;
“Legacy,” Kluver; “Me With You,” Dempsey; “Can An Ant Carry Me?,” Greve; “Leaves;” “Bait,” Sanchez; “Where Did That Baby Come From?,” Gliori; “Miss Smith and the Haunted Library,” Garland; “Eyelike Nature: Sticks;” “The Goblin Baby,” Doherty; “The Magician’s Elephant,” Dicamillo; “Blue Moon,” Noel.

Juvenile paperbacks

“Special Edward,” Walters.

Juvenile nonfiction

“The Daring Book for Girls,” Buchanan; “The Double-Daring Book for Girls,” Buchanan; “The Girls’ Book: How to Be the Best at Everything,” Foster; “The Marine Corps,” Hamilton; “New York City,” Mattern; “The Care and Keeping of You: The Body Book
For Girls,” Schaefer; “Paris,” Mattern; “Cool Stamps,” Price; “Button Up,” Schertle; “Cool Beaded Jewelry,” Scheunemann; “The Navy,” Hamilton; “Guiness World Records 2010;” “Cool Rock Music,” Kenney; “Defending the Nation: The Coast Guard,” Hamilton; “Is This Normal Norman Rockwell,” Klein; “Garbage and Recycling,” Orme; “Carrots to Cupcakes: Poems About Food,” Freese.

DVDs

“Race to Witch Mountain;” “Hannah Montana the Movie;” “17 Again;” “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button;” “Atonement;” “Jump In!;” “That’s So Suite Life of Hannah Montana;” “Nacho Libre;” “The Saddle Club: Horse Crazy;” “The Saddle Club: The Mane Event.”

Adult paperbacks

“92 Pacific Boulevard,” Macomber; “Night’s Edge,” Harris; “Star Trek the Next Generation: Losing the Peace,” Leisner; “The Bridegroom,” Miller; “Breakpoint,” Ross; “Revenge of the Dog Team,” Johnstone; “Wyoming Brides,” Macomber; “Poppy Done to Death,” Harris; “Cutting Edge,” Brennan; “Runaway,” Smith; “Suddenly One Summer,” Freethy; “Dust to Dust,” Graham; “Chosen Woman,” Henke; “Lucky Streak,” Phillips; “Don’t Tempt Me,” Chase; “Passport to Peril,” Parker; “The Shore,” Dunbar; “Ice,” Rowe.