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Library Corner for the week of September 20th

As Manitoba summer transitions into autumn and our beautiful planet tilts away from the sun, our days become shorter and the trees begin to adjust for their winter sleep.  This can be seen as a time for self-reflection and perhaps celebration of our ability to thrive in a harsh climatic environment as we hunker down and prepare for the winter days ahead.  A great book, warm blanket and hot beverage come to mind.

 

New Fiction

 

All About Us by Tom Ellen is a cosy book about relationships, regrets and romance.  Ben gets a second chance to make a different love choice in this thought provoking story.

 

Dead West by Matt Goldman is next in the Nils Shapiro – Private Detective series.  Nils must quickly find a killer in disorienting Los Angeles.

 

This Side of Hell is the next in the Widowmaker Jones western series by Brett Cogburn.  This frontier arcana sees Jones team up with Poker Alice seeking lost treasure in the California desert.

 

The City We Became by N.K. Jemisin  is the first in the Great Cities Trilogy.  New York as seen through the eyes of six unique individuals in this absorbing read.

 

Inspirational Fiction

 

From This Moment by Kim Vogel Sawyer tells the story of a lost ring that unites two wounded souls.

 

Destined for You and Forever My Own by Tracie Peterson are new books from the Ladies of the Lake series.

 

New Young Adult Fiction

 

The Hidden Oracle and The Dark Prophecy are new to our collection and also part of a series called The Trials of Apollo from Rick Riordan.  He was once an immortal, but the son of Zeus angered his powerful father one time too many.  He is now a teenage boy named Lester without access to any of his powers.  Can he survive in the modern world?  Will New York survive a four-thousand year old deity’s accumulated enemies?

 

New DVD Entertainment

 

The Road, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Hulk, October Sky, Road House, Braveheart, The Bucket List and The Magnificent Seven (1960) are new titles to enjoy.

 

Catalogue and Events details are available on the Library website www.lacdubonnetlibrary.ca.