DIXFIELD — The Ludden Memorial Library has listed new arrivals for May.

Fiction

“Eight Days to Live,” Johansen; “This Body of Death,” George; “The Walk,” Evans; “Here Burns My Candle,” Higgs; “The Telling,” Lewis; “Aunt Dimity Down Under,” Atherton; “Blue-Eyed Devil,” Parker; “The Aloha Quilt,” Chiaverini; “Lark & Termite,” Phillips; “Outlaw’s Bride,” Copeland; “Heart of the Matter,” Giffin; “A Stain On the Silence,” Taylor; “From Cradle to Grave,” MacDonald; “Midnight Sons: Volume 2,” Macomber; “The God of the Hive,” King; “The Double Comfort Safari Club,” McCall Smith; “61 Hours,” Child; “Storm Prey,” Sandford; “Fever Dream,” Preston; “Changes,” Butcher; “Romancing Miss Bronte,” Gael; “The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest,” Larsson; “The Bridegrooms,” Pittman; “Hannah’s List,” Macomber; “The Other Queen,” Gregory; “The Secret Affair,” Balogh; “Innocent,” Turow.

Nonfiction

“Big Gardens in Small Spaces,” Cox; “Clint: A Retrospective,” Shickel; “The Master Your Metabolism,” Michaels; “The Profitable Hobby Farm,” Aubrey; “The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Vegetable Gardening,” Bowman; “Rework,” Fried; “1,000 Dollars & An Idea,” Wyly; “Because I Love Her,” Fowler; “Spoken From the Heart,” Bush; “Who Moved My Cheese?,” Johnson; “Heaven: Our Enduring Fascination With the Afterlife,” Miller; “Martha Stewart’s New Old House”; “Martha Stewart’s Gardening”; “Express Yourself With Color”; “How to Decorate”; “The Tranquil Gardener,” Fairfax; “Women, Food and God,” Roth; “Power From the Wind,” Chiras; “Toad Cottage & Shooting Stars,” Lovejoy; “The Bridge,” Remnick; “A Funny Thing Happened On the Way To The Future,” Fox; “A Pediatric Surgeon in Iraq,” Coppola; “The Kitchen Garden,” Buckingham; “How To Restore and Customize Auto Upholstery & Interiors,” Parks; “Country Quilts and Soft Furnishings,” Fall.

Large print fiction

“Early Dawn,” Anderson; “House Rules,” Picoult; “A River in the Sky,” Peters; “Without Mercy,” Jackson; “The Maverick’s Bride, Palmer; “The Inn At Angel Island,” Kinkade.

Paperbacks

“Sweet Tea At Sunrise,” Woods; “Home In Carolina,” Woods; “The Queen of Stone,” Baker; “Ravishing in Red,” Hunter; “Chasing Perfect,” Mallery; “Victim Six,” Olsen; “Range Ghost,” Scott; “Winter Kill,” Johnstone; “The Family Jensen,” Johnstone; “Fighting Men,” Cotton; “Blood on the Vine,” Bain; “Heartless,” Palmer; “Into the Dark,” Showalter; “Presumed Innocent,” Turow; “Scream,” Rose.

Graphic novels

“Iron Man: Ghost Of A Chance,” Van Lente.

Juvenile fiction

“The Time Pirate,” Bell; “Kiss Me Kill Me,” Henderson; “Mother’s Day Surprise,” Krensky; “If I Could,” Milord; “Game Over: Dealing With Bullies,” Suen; “The Puppy Twins,” Willson; “Star Wars: The Holocron Heist,” Valois; “Star Wars: Captured,” Valois; “Stormy Weather,” Gliori; “Why?,” Torrey; “Mama, Is It Summer Yet?,” McClure; “Pablo Visits the Desert,” Fenstermacher; “Can’t Keep Trackula of Jackula,” Jacobson; “Marshmallow,” Newberry; “Small Florence,” Alexander; “Don’t Forget,” Suen; “When Jack Goes Out,” Schories; “Fancy Nancy Poet Extraoridinaire,” O’Connor; “Killer Croc Hunter,” Sonneborn; “Rise of the Decepticons,” Frantz; “Who Will Tuck Me In Tonight,” Roth; “Kerka’s Book,” Bozarth; “Fangs and Fury,” Stone.

Juvenile nonfiction

“The United States Constitution: What It Says, What It Means”; “Understanding Democracy,” Patrick; “The Longest Day,” Pfeffer; “Tractor Power,” Nichols; “Reading Maps,” Sandvold.

Audio CDs

“Starburst Pilcher.”

Books and CD

“The Giant Jam Sandwich,” Lord.

DVDs

“In His Father’s Shoes”; “The Great Mouse Detective”; “Old Yeller”; “Giggle, Giggle, Quack”; “Alice in Wonderland”; “Apollo 13.”