DIXFIELD — Ludden Memorial Library has listed new arrivals for September

Fiction

“Murder On the Bride’s Side,” Kiely; “Ape House,” Gruen; “The Red Queen,” Gregory; “The Widower’s Tale,” Glass; “Body Work,” Paretsky; “Bearers of the Black Staff,” Brooks; “Maybe This Time,” Crusie; “Exclusive,” Michaels; “Safe Haven,” Sparks; “Loco Motive,” Daheim; “Bad Blood,” Sandford; “My Lost Daughter,” Rosenberg; “Juliet,” Fortier; “Santa Fe Edge,” Woods; “Waking Up in Dixie,” Smith; “Fall of Giants,” Follett; “Wicked Appetite,” Evanovich; “Divine By Blood,” Cast; “Burn,” Barr; “Scared Stiff,” Ryan; “A Nose for Justice,” Brown; “Wicked With Murder,” Meier.

Nonfiction

“Cutting Your Family’s Hair,” Handel; “In Katrina’s Wake,” Canney; “Cooking for Isaiah,” Nardone; “A History of Maine Built Automobiles and Motorized Vehicles,” Fraser; “Halloween: 200 Bewitching Recipes, Crafts and Decorating Ideas”; “Uncommon Valor,” Zimmerman; “Third World America,” Huffington; “Mad As Hell: How the Tea Party Movement is Fundamentally Remaking Our Two-Party System,” Rasmussen; “Citizens of the Sea,” Knowlton; “Cure Unknown: Inside the Lyme Epidemic,” Weintraub; “Breakthrough: Elizabeth Hughes, the Discovery of Insulin, and the Making of A Medical Miracle,” Cooper.

Paperbacks

“Coming Home,” Stewart; “Midnight Crystal,” Castle; “The Demon Hunt,” Greene; “The Morning Show Murders,” Roker; “Moonshine Massacre,” Johnstone; “Don’t Cry,” Barton; “Dream Mender,” Woods; “Finding Perfect,” Mallery; “Guns of the Mountain Man,” Johnstone.

Large print fiction

“Running Scared,” Jackson; “Finding Perfect,” Mallery; “Seeing Things,” Hill.

Juvenile fiction

“Danny Dozer and the Haunted House,” Alexander; “Fancy Nancy: Halloween Or Bust,” O’Connor; “Ling and Ting Not Exactly the Same,” Lin; “City Dog, Country Frog,” Willems; “Unraveled,” Showalter; “Fleabag,” Stephens; “The Quiet Book,” Underwood; “Glitter Girls and the Great Fake Out,” Cabot; “Black Out! Animals That Live in the Dark,” Clarke; “Transformers: I Am Optimus Prime,” Frantz; “Twenty Gold Falcons,” Gordon; “The Boneshaker,” Milford; “A Sick Day for Amos McGee,” Stead; “The Cow Loves Cookies,” Wilson.

Juvenile paperback

“Summer Pony,” Doty; “Zally’s Book,” Bozarth.

Juvenile nonfiction

“Amazing Math: Projects You Can Build Yourself,” Bardos; “Love That Baby!,” Lasky; “Can You See What I See?: Cool Collections, Picture Puzzles To Search and Solve,” Wick.

Audio CDs

“The Rembrandt Affair,” Silva; “The Quickening,” Hoover.

DVDs

“The Ghost Writer”; “The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo”; “Date Night”; “After Life”; “Facing the Giants”; “Madeline’s Halloween and Other Spooky Tales”; “Diary of a Wimpy Kid”; “Dinosaurs Under the Sea”; “Curious George: Back to School”; “Veggie Tales: Sweet Pea Beauty”; “Back To School With Franklin”; “The Land Before Time: Journey to Big Water”; “Under Our Skin.”

Book and CD

“Clouds,” Bauer; “Rain,” Bauer.