Our Newest Large Print Choices

The newest selections in our large print section run the gamut from adventure to suspense to a country wedding – as well as a hint of the holidays to come. Come take a look – here are some examples: After You, by Jojo Moyes; Badlands, by C. J. Box; Come Rain or Come Shine, by Jan Karon; Crooked Heart, by Lissa Evans; Marry Me at Christmas, by Susan Mallery; The Melody Lingers On, by Mary Higgins Clark; and The Solomon Curse, by Clive Cussler.

Halloween's (Almost) Here

Halloween is the perfect time to read (or re-read!) a classic horror story – or to give ourselves some goosebumps by discovering a new author or a recent frightening tale. In the spirit of the season, our latest book display includes some of our favorite horror fiction, including Dracula, by Bram Stoker; Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, by Robert Louis Stevenson; Rebecca, by Daphne du Maurier; Turn of the Screw, by Henry James, and fiction by Edgar Allen Poe. Books by more contemporary authors include various titles by Stephen King; The Darkest Evening of the Year, by Dean Koontz; and The Well, by Catherine Chanter.

Newest Nonfiction

Question: what do the following books all have in common? Answer: All of them are new bestsellers in our "new nonfiction" section! Here’s the list: 1944: FDR and the Year That Changed History, by Jay Winik; The Art of Memoir, by Mary Karr; Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear, by Elizabeth Gilbert; Killing Reagan: the Violent Assault that Changed a Presidency, by Bill O'Reilly; and Why Not Me?, by Mindy Kaling.

New Fiction Sequels and Series Additions

Our new fiction collection is bursting with sequels and series additions by some of your favorite fiction authors. Here are some examples: After You, by Jojo Moyes (the sequel to the bestselling Me Before You); Christmas in Mustang Creek, by Linda Lael Miller (4^th in the “Brides of Bliss County” series); Come Rain or Come Shine, by Jan Karon (11^th in the “Mitford” series); A Knights Bridge Christmas, by Carla Neggers (6^th in the “Swift River Valley” series); and Shadow Play, by Iris Johansen (19^th in the “Eve Duncan” series).