DIXFIELD — The Ludden Memorial Library has announced new arrivals for October.

Adult fiction

“The Professional,” Parker; “Between the Plums,” Evanovich; “Dark Tiger,” Tapply; “Say You’re One of Them,” Akpan; “Dawn’s Prelude,” Peterson; “Evidence,” Kellerman; “Ice Land,” Tobin; “The Winter Man,” Palmer; “Dracula – The Un-Dead,” Stoker; “Once In a Blue Moon,” Goudge; “Murder She Wrote: A Fatal Feast,” Bain; “Public Secrets,” Roberts; “The Secret Life of CeeCee Wilkes,” Chamberlain; ”
The Final Detail,” Coben.

Also, “Gwenhwyfar: The White Spirit,” Lackey; “Crossers,” Caputo; “A Touch of Dead,” Harris; “Nine Dragons,” Connelly; “Rough Country,” Sandford; “The Scarpetta Factor,” Cornwell; “Never the Bride,” McKay; “The Ghost King,” Salvatore; “Bed of Roses,” Roberts; “Southern Lights,” Steel; “Kindred in Death,” Robb; “Blood Game,” Johansen; “The Silent Spirit,” Coel.

Adult nonfiction

“Extreme Halloween,” Nardone; “The Complete Guide to Boston’s Freedom Trail,” Bahne; “The Time of My Life,” Swayze and Niemi; “500 Casseroles,” Baugniet; “The Love Revolution,” Myer; “Food Cures”; “What Works What Doesn’t”; “The Last Founding Father: James Monroe and a Nation’s Call to Greatness,” Ungar; “Eat This, Not That! 2010,” Zinczenko; “The Comfort Table,” Lee.

Adult fiction, large print

“Harbor Lights,” Woods; “Hired Guns,” Brand; “The 19th Wife,” Ebershoff; “A Cousin’s Prayer,” Brunstetter; “Bride on the Loose,” Macomber; “A Measure of Mercy,” Snelling; “The Case of the Missing Servant,” Hall.

Juvenile fiction

“Can You Make A Scary Face?,” Thomas; “Boo to You!,” Ehlert; “The Hungry Ghosts,” Lester; “Max’s Halloween,” Wells; “Warriors: Bluestar’s Prophecy,” Hunter; “Hunter Brown and the Consuming Fire,” Miller; “Hush, Baby Ghostling,” Beaty; “The Scarecrow’s Dance,” Yolen; “Seekers: Great Bear Lake,” Hunter;
“Seekers: Smoke Mountain,” Hunter; “Diego’s Halloween Party,” Linder; “Katydid,” Karapetkova.

Also, “Dora’s Spooky Halloween,” Fry; “Happy Halloween Curious George,” Raymond; “Spooky Spooky Spooky!,” MacLennan; “By The Light of the Harvest Moon,” Ziefert; “Strega Nona’s Harvest,” dePaola; “Return to the Hundred Acre Wood,” Benedictus; “Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days,” Kinney; “The Fairy Godmother Academy: Book 1,” Bozarth; “Little Blue and Little Yellow,” Lionni; “Vampire Academy,” Mead; “Frost Bite,” Mead; “Shadow Kiss,” Mead.

Juvenile paperbacks

“Charlie Small: Charlie in the Underworld Ward”; “Beast Quest: Torgor the Minotaur Blade.”

Juvenile nonfiction

“Easy Paper Crafts in 5 Steps,” Llimos.

Audio CDs

“Born to Be Wild,” Coulter; “The Second Opinion,” Palmer; “Void Moon,” Connelly; “A Change in Altitude,” Shreve; “13 ½,” Barr;
“Tales From Grace Chapel Inn – Back Home Again, Going to the Chapel, Hidden History, Ready To Wed,” Carlson; “The Professional,” Parker.

DVDs

“Sid the Science Kid: Change Happens”; “Chris Angel Mind Freak: The Most Dangerous Escapes”; “Olivia Veggie Tales: Minnesota Cuke and the Search for Noah’s Umbrella”; “Barbie Fairytopia”; “Dragnet Diego’s Arctic Rescue”; “Smithsonian Networks Critter Quest”; “Scooby-Doo Ghosts on the Go”; “Scooby-Doo Monster of Mexico”; “The Wiggles Wiggly Safari”; “Fireman Sam: Help is Here!”; “Star Wars Clone Commandos”; “Vampire’s Kiss”; “Mysteries of the Freemasons.”

Adult paperbacks

“Lucky Break,” Phillips; “Lucky Charm,” Phillips; “Fan Mail,” Martin; “UnHallowed Ground,” Graham; “Bending the Rules,” Anderson; “First Daughter,” Lustbader; “Seduce the Darkness,” Showalter; “An Affair Before Christmas,” James; “The Troopers,” Jameson; “Mystic Warrior,” Rice; “Obsidian Prey,” Castle; “The Perfect Murder,” Novak; “Born of Night,” Kenyon.