MEXICO — The Mexico Public Library has announced new titles.

Adult fiction

“First Family,” David Baldacci; “The Lace Makers of Glenmara,” Heather Barbieri; “Breaking the Rules,” Barbara T. Bradford; “The Lost Symbol,” Dan Brown; “Smash Cut,” Sandra Brown; “The Day the Falls Stood Still,” Cathy M. Buchanan; “Obsidian Key,” Jayne Castle; “The Secrets She Left Behind,” Diane Chamberlain; “Nine Dragons,” Michael Connelly; “The Scarecrow,” Michael Connelly; “South of Broad,” Pat Conroy; “Intervention,” Robin Cook; “Knock Out,” Catherine Coulter.

Also, “Day After Night,” Anita Diamant; “Finger Lickin’ Fifteen,” Janet Evanovich; “The Christmas List,” Richard Paul Evans; “Shelter Me,” Juliette Fay; “Return to Sullivan’s Island,” by Dorothea B. Frank; “Gettysburg,” Newt Gingrich; “Grant Comes East,” Newt Gingrich; “Once in a Blue Moon,” Eileen Goudge; “Goodbye and Amen,” Beth Gutcheon; “All Together Dead,” Charlaine Harris; “Club Dead,” Charlaine Harris; “Dead as a Doornail,” Charlaine Harris; “Dead Over Heels,” Charlaine Harris; “Dead Until Dark,” Charlaine Harris; “Definitely Dead,” by Charlaine Harris; “Living Dead in Dallas,” Charlaine Harris.

Also, “The Castaways,” Elin Hilderbrand; “The Story Sisters,” Alice Hoffman; “The Bride of Pendorric,” Victoria Holt; “The Mistress of Mellyn,” Victoria Holt; “Burn,” Linda Howard; “Chosen to Die,” Lisa Jackson; “Deadlock,” Iris Johansen; “Evidence,” Jonathan Kellerman; “Henry’s Sisters,” Cathy Lamb; “Julia’s Chocolates,” Cathy Lamb; “The Last Time I was Me,” Cathy Lamb; “A Rogue of my Own,” Joanna Lindsey; “The Bourne Deception,” Robert Ludlum.

Also, “Labor Day,” Joyce Maynard; “Mr. & Miss Anonymous,” Fern Michaels; “The Scoop,” Fern Michaels; “Under the Radar,” Fern Michaels; “No Time to Say Goodbye,” Jacquelyn Mitchard; “Swimming Lessons,” Mary Alice Monroe; “Heartless,” Diana Palmer; “The Professional,” Robert Parker; “Alex Cross’ Trial,” James Patterson; “Swimsuit,” James Patterson; “The Deep Blue Sea for Beginners,” Luanne Rice; “The Happiness Key,” Emilie Richards; “The Black Hills,” Nora Roberts; “Cost,” Roxana Robinson.

Also, “The Bride’s Farewell,” Meg Rosoff; “That Old Cape Magic,” Richard Russo; “A Change in Altitude,” Anita Shreve; “Last Song,” Nicholas Sparks; “Matters of the Heart,” Danielle Steel; “The Last Patriot,” Brad Thor; “The Best of Times,” Penny Vincenzi; “Half Broke Horses,” Jeannette Wall; “Up from Slavery,” Booker T. Washington; “The Crowning Glory of Lily Ponder,” Rebecca Wells; “Lakeshore Christmas,” Susan Wiggs; “Loitering with Intent,” Stuart Woods.

Adult nonfiction

“Have a Little Faith,” Mitch Albom;
“The Last Lion: Ted Kennedy,” Peter S. Canellos; “Mastering the Art of French Cooking,” Julia Child; “My Life in France,” Julia Child; “Prairie Tale,” Melissa Gilbert; “Great Eight,” Scott Hamilton; “True Compass,” Edward Kennedy;
“In the President’s Service,” Ronald Kessler; “Traveling with Pomegranates,” Sue Monk Kidd.

Also, “Dewey: the Small Town Library Cat,” Vicki Myron; “Dreams from my Father,” Barack Obama; “The Last Lecture,” Randy Pausch; “Julie and Julia,” Julie Powell;
“The Heart of the Game,” S.L. Price; “Perfect: a Love Story,” J.C. Soucier; “The Power of Now,” Eckhart Tolle.

Young adult fiction

“Chains,” Laurie H. Anderson; “Blade,” Tim Bowler; “Along for the Ride,” Sarah Dessen; “Dreamland,” Sarah Dessen; “The Graveyard Book,” Neil Gaiman; “Season of Ice,” Diane Les Becquets; “Chasing the Bear,” Robert Parker; “Gossip Girl,” Cecily Von Ziegesar; “Uglies,” Scott Westerfield.

Juvenile

“The Name of this Book is Secret,” Pseudonymous Bosch; “If You’re Reading This, it’s too Late,” Pseudonymous Bosch; “This Book is not Good for You,” Pseudonymous Bosch; “The Boy in the Striped Pajamas,” John Boyne; “River of Words,” Jennifer Bryant; “Crochet,” Jane Davis; “The Magician’s Nephew,” Kate DiCamillo; “Clues in the Shadows,” Kathleen Ernst; “Piggy,” Mirielle Geus; “Sent,” Margaret P. Haddix.

Also, “Book of a Thousand Days,” Shannon Hale; “Lady Margaret’s Ghost,” Elizabeth M. Jones; “Diary of a Wimpy Kid,” Jeff Kinney; “The Willoughbys,” Lois Lowry; “Indian Trail,” R.A. Montgomery; “Your Very Own Robot,” R.A. Montgomery; “Pirate Diary,” Richard Platt; “The Yearling,” Marjorie Rawlings; “Percy Jackson and the Olympians,” Rick Riordan; “The Last Olympian,” Rick Riordan; “Cry of the Loon,” Barbara Steiner; “Sea Queens,” Jane Yolen.

Children’s

“Fun with Roman Numerals,” David A. Adler; “The Berenstain Bears and the Sleepover,” Stan and Jan Berenstain; “Maisie’s Pirate Treasure,” Lucy Cousins; “Candlelight for Rebecca,” Jacqueline Greene; “Changes for Rebecca,” Jacqueline Greene; “Meet Rebecca,” Jacqueline Greene; “Rebecca and the Movies,” Jacqueline Greene; “Rebecca to the Rescue,” Jacqueline Greene; “Best Book of Pirates,” Barnaby Howard.

Also, “Crow Call,” Lois Lowry; “This is my Town,” Mercer Mayer; “Changes for Julie,” Megan McDonald; “Happy New Year,” Megan McDonald; “Julie and the Eagles,” Megan McDonald; “Dewey: There’s a Cat in the Library,” Vicki Myron; “Fancy Nancy: Poison Ivy Expert,” Jane O’Connor; “Fancy Nancy Tea Parties,” Jane O’Connor; “Moonlight on the Magic Flute,” Mary P. Osborn; “My Dog is as Smelly as Dirty Socks,” H. Piven.

Also, “Julie’s Cooking Studio,” the Pleasant Co.; “My Pirate Ship,” Smitri Prasadam; “The Giant in the Garden,” Candice Ransom; “Where Should Turtle Be?,” Susan Ring; “Ophelia,” Ingrid Schubert; “Katy Did It!,” Lorianne Siomades; “Spiderman: Evil Comes in Pairs”;
“Lovey and Dovey,” Elle Van Lieshout; “Pip Squeak,” Sarah Weeks; “The Three Bears and Goldilocks,” Margaret Willey; “Good Luck, Ivy,” Lisa Yee.

Audiobooks

“Angels and Demons,” Dan Brown; “Smash Cut,” Sandra Brown; “Alex Cross’ Trial,” James Patterson.

DVDs

“All Creatures Great and Small, Vols. 1 and 2,” “The Berenstain Bears and the Halloween Treats,” “The Boy in the Striped Pajamas,” “Coraline,” “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” “Defiance,” “Doubt,” “Flash of Genius,” “Frost/Nixon,”
“Inkheart,”
“Max & Ruby: The Perfect Pumpkin,” “Olivia,” “The Reader,” “Revolutionary Road,” “Scooby Doo: Pirates Ahoy!,” “The Soloist,” “The Watchmen,” “X-Men Origins: Wolverine.”