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Come on in and check us out...browse our collection of books, DVDs, videos, books on CD & tape and more New Books @ McDonough:New Books @ McDonough Branch Library January/February 2010 http://libraries.4cls.org/mcdonough Be sure to check out the Cart of Special Collection Books from the Oxford Memorial Library. Updated almost weekly this is a collection of recently new books from the Oxford Memorial Library this is a great supplement of newer books to the McDonough collection. Author Title Adult Fiction Chiaverini, Jennifer Sugar Camp quilt Dekker, Ted Adam Francis, Dick Even money Griffin, W.E.B. The Traffickers Higgins, Jack A Darker place Koontz, Dean Darkest evening of the year Pearson, Ridley The Art of Deception Pearson, Ridley The Body of David Hayes Paperbacks Coben, Harlan One false move King, Stephen Different seasons King, Stephen Needful things Adult Non-Fiction Beevor, Anthony D-Day: the battle for Normandy Gilbert, Elizabeth Eat, pray, love Schieffer, Bob Bob Schieffer’s America Juvenile Fiction Howe, James Pinky & Rex and the new neighbors Howe, James Pinky & Rex and the school play Hurwitz, Johanna Ever-clever Elisa Hurwitz, Johanna On, no, Noah Hurwitz, Johanna Summer with Elisa King-Smith, Dick The Cuckoo child Maccarone, Grace Itchy, itchy chicken pox Rylant, Cynthia Gooseberry Park Keep watch for upcoming events at the McDonough Library & Community Center: Sat. Feb 13 - Valentine's Dance at Fire Station Sat. Feb. 27 - 10:30-Noon - Board Game Day Sat. Mar. 20 - 10:30 - Noon - Pine Cone & Dried Bread Bird Feeders Mon. July 19 - 7:00 - musician Tom Seiling The McDonough Branch Library is housed in the Calvary Community Center, home of the former Calavary Episcopal Church in McDonough, NY. The beautiful old building with it's stained glass windows is on the National Historic Register. As a branch of the Oxford Memorial Library the McDonough Branch is part of the Four County Library System. Patrons can check out a large variety of books and other materials and order items through Interlibrary Loan. When you sign up for a McDonough Library card you will also receive a barcoded card for the Oxford Memorial Library if you do not already have an automated card in the Four County System. This allows you to go online and reserve books from home as well as utilized the Research Center, an invaluable collection of electronic databases. The McDonough Branch and the Community Center offer a variety of programs for kids and adults. McDonough Branch is currently participating in the NYS Summer Reading Program, Be Creative @ Your Library with activities and programs for young and old. Give us a call for program dates and times. With a library card and brief orientation you will be able to use our public access computers and Internet. Plans are in the works for the library to go "on-line" and be a fully automated library at some point in the near future. Stay Tuned for details. Come on in and check us out, you will be pleasantly surprised. For more information call 647-5198(McDonough Branch) or 843-6146(Oxford Library) |
