PARIS — The Paris Public Library added the following books to its collection recently. For more information or to reserve a title, call 743-6994 or email [email protected]. Home delivery is available.

Novels: Cecelia Ahern, “The Time of My Life;” Susan Wittig Albert, “Widow’s Tears;” Victoria Alexander, “The Emperor’s New Clothes;” Isabel Allende, “Maya’s Notebook;” Jeffrey Archer, “Best Kept Secret;” Nancy Atherton, “Aunt Dimity and the Lost Prince;” Kate Atkinson, “Life after Life;” Tilly Bagshawe, “The Tide of Memories;” Donald Bain, “Prescription for Murder;” David Baldacci, “The Hit;” Linda Barnes, “The Perfect Ghost;” Elizabeth Berg, “Tapestry of Fortunes;” Marie Bostwick, “Between Heaven and Texas.”

Also, Barbara Taylor Bradford, “Secrets from the Past;” Suzanne Brockmann, “Headed for Trouble;” Wanda Brunstetter, “The Hope of Spring;” Mary Higgins Clark, “Daddy’s Gone a Hunting;” Paulo Coelho, “Manuscript Found in Accra;” Loren Estleman, “Alive!;” Katie Kforde, “A Perfect Proposal;” Lori Foster, “Bare It All;” Therese Fowler, “Z: a Novel of Zelda Fitzgerald;” Nicci French, “Tuesday’s Gone;” Jeaniene Frost, “Twice Tempted.”

Also, Sarah Graves, “A Bat in the Belfry;” Andrew Gross, “No Way Back;” Kristin Hannah, “Fly Away;” Patti Callahan Henry, “And Then I Found You;” Joe Hill, “NOS4A2;” Lisa Jackson, “Ready to Die;” Iris Johansen, “Taking Eve;” William W. Johnstone, “Butch Cassidy: the Lost Years;” Douglas Kennedy, “Five Days;” Philip Kerr, “A Man without Breath;” Marian Keyes, “The Mystery of Mercy Close;” Sophie Kinsella, “Wedding Night;” Christina Baker Kline, “Orphan Train;” Ted Kosmatka, “Prophet of Bones.”

Also, Camilla Lackberg, “The Stranger;” Stephanie Laurens, “And Then She Fell;” Beverly Lewis, “The Guardian;” Elinor Lipman, “The View from Penthouse B;” Peter Lovesey, “The Tooth Tattoo;” Elizabeth Lowell, “Dangerous Refuge;” Debbie Macomber, “Starting Now: a Blossom Street novel;” Phillip Margolin, “Sleight of Hand;” Liza Marklund, “Lifetime;” Kat Martin, “Against the Edge;” Jill McCorkle, “Life after Life;” Jamie McGuire, “Walking Disaster;” Claire Messud, “The Woman Upstairs;” Fern Michaels, “The Blossom Sisters;” Joseph Monninger, “Margaret from Maine.”

Also, Walter Mosley, “Stepping Stone; The Love Machine;” Daniel Palmer, “Stolen;” T. Jefferson Parker, “The Famous and the Dead;” James Patterson, “12th of Never;” Anne Perry, “Midnight at Marble Arch;” Amanda Quick, “The Mystery Woman;” Julia Quinn, “The Bridgertons;” Nora Roberts, “Whiskey Beach;” Ann B. Ross, “Miss Julia Stirs Up Trouble;” Edward Rutherfurd, “Paris;” Christina Schwarz, “The Edge of the Earth.”

Also, Lisa Scottoline, “Don’t Go;” Lauraine Snelling, “A Place to Belong;” Katherine Spencer, “The Way Home;” Beverly Swerling, “Bristol House;” Aimee Thurlo, “A Time for Change;” Susan Wiggs, “The Apple Orchard;” Lori Wilde, “The Cowboy Takes a Bride;” Lauren Willig, “The Ashford Affair;” Meg Wolitzer, “The Interestings;” Sherryl Woods, “Wind Chime Point;” Stuart Woods, “Unintended Consequences.”

Children’s novels: Tony Abbott, “The Mysterious Talent Show Mystery;” Katherine Applegate, “The One and Only Ivan;” David Baldacci, “Day of Doom: Cahills vs. Vespers;” Blue Balliett, “Hold Fast;” Dale Basye, “Precocia: the Sixth Circle of Heck;” Sage Blackwood, “Jinx;” Pseudonymous Bosch, “Write This Book;” Frank Cottrell Boyce, “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and the Race Against Time;” Nick Bruel, “Bad Kitty School Daze;” Geronimo Stilton, “Mouse in Space!;” Debbie Dadey, “Trouble at Trident Academy;” Debbie Dadey, “Battle of the Best Friends;” Debbie Dadey, “A Whale of a Tale.”

Also, Debbie Dadey, “Danger in the Deep Blue Sea;” Chales De Lint, “The Cats of Tanglewood Forest;” Kathleen Ernst, “Traitor in the Shipyard;” Tim Federle, “Better Nate Than Ever;” Cornelia Funke, “Fearless: a Mirrorworld novel;” Lisa Graff, “A Tangle of Knots;” Alan Gratz, “Prisoner B-3087;” Tim Green, “Force Out;” Dan Gutman, “You Only Die Twice;” Jessie Haas, “Saige Paints the Sky;” Erin Hunter, “River of Lost Bears;” Erin Hunter, “The Forgotten Warrior;” Erin Hunter, “The Sun Trail.”

Also, Liz Kessler, “Emily Windsnap and the Land of the Midnight Sun;” Kate Klimo, “The Dragon in the Library;” Kate Klimo, “The Dragon in the Volcano;” Peter Lerangis, “The Colossus Rises;” Mike Lupica, “The Game Changers: Play makers;” Patricia MacLachlan, “White Fur Flying;” Megan McDonald, “Stink and the Freaky Frog Freakout;” Lisa McMann, “The Trap Door;” Kate Messner, “Hide and Seek;” Michael Morpurgo, “Farm Boy;” Lauren Myracle, “Awesome Blossom.”

Also, Jennifer Nielsen, “The Runaway King;” Jane O’Connor, “Nancy Clancy, Secret Admirer;” Herman Parish, “Amelia Bedelia Means Business;” Herman Parish, “Amelia Bedelia Unleashed;” Stephan Pastis, “ Timmy Failure” Mistakes were Made;” Jim Paulsen, “Road Trip;’ Lincoln Peirce, “Big Nate Flips Out;” Dav Pilkey, “Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-boxers;” Cal Ripken, “Wild Pitch;” Emily Rodda, “The Silver Door.”

Also, Liesl Shurtliff, “Rump: the True Story of Rumpelstiltskin;” Jerry Spinelli, “Hokey Pokey;” Geronimo Stilton, “Thea Stilton and the Dancing Shadows;” Geronimo Stilton, “Rumble in the Jungle;” R.L. Stine, “How I Met My Monster;” Lauren Tarshis, “I Survived the Battle of Gettysburg;” Kiki Thorpe, “In a Blink;” Kiki Thorpe, “The Space Between;” Vivian Vande Velde, “Frogged;” Clare Vanderpool, “Navigating Early;” Ursula Vernon, “Nightmare of the Iguana;” Tom Watson, “Stick Dog.”