WATERFORD — Waterford Library welcomes back to Maine all the Waterford summer residents and invites all to visit the library and see the changes made over the winter.

The children’s room has been moved upstairs to give them more room and to provide more space downstairs for the ever-expanding adult collection.

The library is sponsoring a summer reading program for children starting on June 23. Sign up anytime after school gets out.

The Sea Dogs have donated 50 vouchers for tickets and these will be given to the first 50 children who sign up. The theme of the program is Choose Your Own Adventure and will feature little adventures every Wednesday morning from June 23 until Aug. 6.

Participants will keep a reading log and receive small rewards as they move along.

New additions at the library in May are as follows.

Fiction: The Accident, by Chris Pavone; All Our Names, by Dinaw Mengestu; American Romantic, by Ward Just; And the Dark Sacret Night, by Julia Glass; Be Careful What You Wish For, by Jeffrey Archer;The Book of You, by Claire Kendal; The Bootlegger: An Isaac Bell Adventure Clive Cussler and Justin Scott; Boy, Snow, Bird, by Helen Oyeyemi; By the Cover, by Donna Leon: The Cairo Affair, by Olen Steinhauer; Carnal Curiosity, by Stuart Woods; Casebook, by Mona Simpson; Children of the Revolution, by Peter Robinson; The Corsican Caper , by Peter Mayle; The Daring Ladies of Lowell, by Kate Alcott; Dark Eden, by Chris Beckett; Dead Water, by Ann Cleeves; Dept. of Speculation, by Jenny Offill; Frog Music , by Emma Donoghue; The Headmaster’s Wife, by Thomas Christopher Greene; Influx, by Daniel Suarez; Keep Quiet, by Lisa Scottoline; The Lie, by Helen Dunmore;Lost Lake, by Sarah Addison Allen; Love and Treasure, by Ayelet Waldman; The Martian, by Andy Weir; Missing You, by Harlan Coben; Murder as a Fine Art, by David Morrell; Natchez Burning, by Greg Iles; Orphan Train, by Christina Baker Kline; The Painter, by Peter Heller; The Red Road, by Denise Mina; The Resistance Man, by Martin Walker; The Snow Queen, by Michael Cunningham;The Son, by Jo Nesbo; Stone Cold, by C.J. Box; The Storied Life of A.J.Fikry, by Gabrielle Zevin; The Target, by David Baldacci; Thankless in Death, by J.D. Robb; That Part Was True, by Deborah McKinley; An Unnecessary Woman, by Rabin Alameddine; The Weight of Blood, by Laura McHugh; Without Warning, by David Rosenfelt; The Wives of Los Alamos, by Tara Shea Nesbit.

Nonfiction: George Washington’s Secret Six: the Spy Ring That Saved the American Revolution, by Brian Kilmeade; The Great War and Modern Memory, by Paul Fussell; Report from the Interior, by Paul Auster; The Sixth Extinction, by Elizabeth Kolbert; Vegetable Literacy Cooking and Gardening with Twelve Families from the Edible Plant Kingdom, with over 300 Deliciously Simple Recipes, by Deborah Madison.

Books for teens: Ariol: Happy as a Pig, by Emmanuel Guibert; Doll Bones, by Holly Black; Eleanor and Park, by Rainbow Powell; A Ghost Tale for Christmas Time, by Mary Pope Osborne; Gooney Bird Greene, by Lois Lowry; The Here and Now, by Ann Brashears; Inkheart, by Cornelia Caroline Funke; Mickey Price: Journey to Oblivion, by John Stanley; Looking for Alaska, by John Green; Midwinterblood, by Marcus Sedgwick; One Came Home, by Amy Timberlake; Ophelia and the Marvelous Boy, by Karen Foxlee; Paperboy, by Vince Vawter; Swim That Rock, by John Rocco.

Books for children: Baby Bear, by Kadir Nelson; Bad Kitty, by Nick Bruel; Bad Kitty Drawn to Trouble, by Nick Bruel; Bad Kitty Gets a Bath, by Nick Bruel; Here’s Hank: Bookmarks Are People, Too, by Henry Winkler; How to Hide a Lion, by Helen Stephens; Jangles: A Big Fish Story, by David Shannon; Journey, by Aaron Becker; Judy Moody & Friends: Jessica Finch in Pig Trouble, by Megan McDonald; Locomotive, by Brian Floca; Mr. Tiger Goes Wild, by Peter Brown; Mr. Wuffles, by David Wiesner; Stella’s Starliner, by Rosemary Wells; Stink and the Freaky Frog Freakout, by Megan McDonald; Tales for Growing Tall: a Raising Readers Collection for the Children of Maine;This Is Not My Hat, by Jon Klassen; The Tortoise and the Hare, by Jerry Pinkney.

DVDs: The 10th kingdom; Aftershock; All That Jazz; American Gangster; American Horror Story; Amish Grace; Behind the Candelabra; Bernie; Citizen Hearst; Curb Your Enthusiasm; DaVinci and the Code He Lived By; Deadly Drifter: Blood Tide; The Family Stone; Fool’s Gold; For Colored Girls; The Iceman; Imaginary Heroes; Jeeves & Wooster; The Kennedy Assassination; The JFK Collection: 8 Films Covering His Life, His Death and His Legacy; Joyful Noise; Killing Season; King Arthur and Medieval Britain; The Last Ride; Mafia: Coming to America; Lonesome Dove; Man of the Year; Mazes & Monsters; Military Secrets and Scandals of the 20th Century; My Week with Marilyn; R2-D2: Beneath the Dome; Raffles: The First Step; Raffles: To Catch a Thief; Ring of Fire; The River Niger: Death of a Prophet; The Rose; Rumpole of the Bailey; Steve Martin; Tsunami: Killer Wave.

Audio books: The Alexandria Link, by Steve Berry; And Another Thing, by Eoin Colfer; The Codex, by Douglas Preston; Company Man, by Joseph Finder; Dead Watch, by John Sandford; Point Blank, by Catherine Coulter; A Prison Diary, by Jeffrey Archer.