New books listed at Hamlin Memorial

PARIS — The Hamlin Memorial Library has listed new books for October. The library’s winter checkout period has also begun and the following books are available to borrow over the winter.

Fiction

“Playing the Game,” Barbara Taylor Bradford; “Worth Dying For,” by Lee Child; “The Reversal,” Michael Connelly; “The Valcourt Heiress,” Catherine Coulter; “Maybe This Time,” Jennifer Crusie; “Room,” Emma Donoghue; “Wicked Appetite,” Janet Evanovich; “The Brave,” Nicholas Evans; “Promise Me,” Richard Paul Evans; “American Assassin,” Vince Flynn; “Fall of Giants,” Ken Follett; “Juliet,” Anne Fortier; “Ape House,” Sara Gruen; “Chasing the Night,” Iris Johansen; “In the Company of Others,” Jan Karon; “Our Kind of Traitor,” John le Carre; “Painted Ladies,” Robert B. Parker; “Don’t Blink,” James Patterson; “Safe Haven,” Nicholas Sparks; “An Impartial Witness,” Charles Todd.

Nonfiction

“The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating,” Elisabeth Tova Bailey; “At Home: a short history of private life,” Bill Bryson; “The Grand Design,” Stephen Hawking; “War,” Sebastian Junger; “Life on the Farm and in the Village,” Merton S. Parsons; “Obama’s Wars,” Bob Woodward.

Audiobooks

“Wicked Appetite,” Janet Evanovich.

Young adult

“Mockingjay,” Suzanne Collins; “Halt’s Peril,” John Flanagan.

Juvenile nonfiction

“Why Do Elephants Need the Sun?,” Robert E. Wells.

Juvenile fiction

“Into the Gauntlet,” Margaret Peterson Haddix; “Rainbow Magic: the music fairies,” Daisy Meadows; “Rainbow Magic: the petal fairies,” Daisy Meadows; “Rainbow Magic: the weather fairies,” Daisy Meadows; “Ghost Tale for Christmas Time,” Mary Pope Osborne; “Clementine, Friend of the Week,” Sara Pennypacker; “The Lost Hero,” Rick Riordan.

Picture books

“The Great Monster Hunt,” Norbert Landa; “Fancy Nancy and the Delectable Cupcakes,” Jane O’Connor; “At One in a Place Called Maine,” Lynn Plourde; “It’s Christmas, David!,” David Shannon.

DVDs

“Diary of a Wimpy Kid”; “Iron Man 2”; “The Last Song”; “Robin Hood.”

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