Thursday, December 13, 2012

Upcoming Events and New Items on the Shelves

This month, The Worthington Library's Book Club is reading Spencer Quinn's Dog On It.  This is a fun, quick read for a busy season. You'll enjoy how Quinn captures the thoughts of the dog through his actions; he really nails it!  We'll be discussing this book on Thursday December 27 at 7:00pm.  Remember that we'll be closed on Dec 25 for Christmas and January 1, 2013!
In January, the book will be Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson.  Jobs was a complex, interesting man and Isaacson is an excellent biographer.  There will be a lot to discuss on Thursday, January 24 at 7:00pm. Join us!

Also in January, the Friends of the Worthington Library and the Worthington Historical Society are sponsoring another Writers Read program.  Don't miss this sampling of the best of our local authors.  Previous Writers Reads have been humorous, insightful and moving.  This season's offering will be Tuesday, January 8, 7:00pm at the Blackburn Inn.

On the shelves this week, you will discover a lot of new-to-us materials, many donated by library patrons. 
DVDs  The Girl with the dragon tattoo
            The Girl who played with fire
            The Girl who kicked the hornet's nest
   note: these are the original Swedish versions
            Copycat
            The Exorcism of Emily Rose
            Murder by numbers
            Sherlock Holmes: the complete series (television)

CDs     The chronicles of Narnia - all seven books
            Bloodline by James Rollins

Large Print   Soft touch by Maeve Haran

Young Adult  24 girls in 7 days by Alex Bradley
                     The American Plains Indians by Jason Hook
                     The Apaches by Jason Hook
                     The American Indian Wars, 1860-1890 by Philip Katcher
                     U.S. Cavalry on the Plains, 1850-1890 by Philip Katcher
      New!:      How to draw vampires by Mike Butkus
                     How to draw wizards by John Rheaume
                     How to draw zombies by Mike Butkus

Thanks to all who have donated these gently used books, cds and dvds.

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