New Books for a Winter Day!

New books for a warm read on a cold winter day!
 

Realistic Fiction:

• The Memory of Light by Francisco X. Stork (F STO)
• First & Then by Emma Mills  (F MIL)
•  99 Days by Kate Cotugno (F COT)
• Calvin by Martine Leavitt (F LEA) National Book Award Finalist
• The Trouble in Me by Jack Gantos (F GAN)
• Last Night at the Circle Cinema by Emily Franklin (F FRA)
• All American Boys by Jason Reynolds (F REY)

Science Fiction: 

•  Burning Midnight by Will McIntosh (F MCI)
•  The Scorpion Rules (F BOW)
•  The Girl at the Center of the World by Austin Aslan (F ASL)
•  Sweet by Emmy Laybourne (F LAY)

 Historical Fiction:

• Front Lines by Michael Grant (F GRA) 
• Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee (F LEE) 
• A School for Unusual Girls (F BAL)
• The Emperor of Any Place by Tim Wynne-Jones ( F WYN)

 Adventure/Action:

•  Zeroes by Scott Westerfield (F WES)

Romance/Love Fiction: 

• Signs Point to Yes by Sandy Hall  (F HAL)
• Hello, Goodbye, and Everything in Between by Jennifer Smith ( F SMI)

Fantasy Fiction:

• Drift & Dagger by Kendall Kulper (F KUL)
• The Winner's Crime by Marie Rutkoski (F RUT)

Graphic Novels: 

• I am Princess by Cherie Priest (F PRI)- a hybrid graphic novel 

Humor Fiction:

• Boys Don't Knit (in Public) by T. S. Easton (F EAS)

Non-Fiction (Informational Text) 

• Whoppers: History's Most Outrageous Lie and Liars (818 SEI PB) 
• Social Media: Like It or Leave It by Rebecca Powell (302.23 ROW) 
• Creepy but True: Tales from the Campfire by Joshua Warren (130 WAR)

Cookbooks:

• Cooking Light: Pick Fresh (641.3 Coo)
• The Food and Cooking of Mexico, South America and the Caribbean (641.5972 MIL)

Fall into a good book!

Check out some of the library's new titles for fall 

Fiction:

• The Testing by Joelle Charbonneau
• Scarlet (Bk 2 of Lunar chronicles) by Marissa Meyer
• Sparks the epic, completely true blue, (almost) holy quest of Debbie by S. J. Adams
• Geektastic: stories from the nerd herd- edited by Holly Black 
• Still Waters by Ash Parsons 
• The Forgetting by Nicole Maggi 
• Playing a part by Daria Wilke

Non-Ficton:

• The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind by William Kamkwamba
•  The Global Market Place: Making the Trade, Stocks, Bonds.. by Aaron Healy
• The Upcycle by William McDonough and Michael Braungart
• Fine Italian Cooking by editors of Fine Cooking
•  The rebellious life of Mrs. Rosa Parks by Jeanne Theoharis
• Bad Girls: sirens, jezebels, murderesses, thieves & other female villains by Jane Yolen
• Shelter dogs: amazing stories of adopted strays by Peg Kehret
•  Cool glass and ceramic projects: creative ways to up-cycle your trash to treasure by Pam Sheunemann

and more................

Teen Summer Programs @ Emma S. Clark

"Unmask" at your library is this year's New York State's Summer Reading Program.  Emmas S. Clark Memorial Library has a variety of programs available. Sign up today!

New York State Summer Reading 2015

Programs at Emma S. Clark Library

Become a Teen Reviewer

Every January, the American Library Association publishes a list of books that librarians believe to be the best books for teens (between the ages of 12 and 18) that were published during the past year.  Teen volunteers can earn community service credit by reviewing these books for their peers. The 2015 program begins on February 1. In January, we will be preparing for the announcement of the next list of books recommended by the American Library Association.  If you want more information about this program, contact Nanette Feder at teens@emmaclark.org

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