New books added this past week are “The Book Of Lies” by Brad Meltzer, “The Host” by Stephenie Meyer, “If You Could See Me Now” by Cecelia Ahern, “The Sunday Philosophy Club” and “Friends, Lovers, Chocolate,” both by Alexander McCall Smith and “A Mckettrick Christmas” by Linda Lael Miller.
In non-fiction we have “Born-Again Vintage” by Bridgett Artise and “Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World” by Vicki Myron.
We didn’t have many at Storytime Wednesday, but we did have fun making Christmas trees of construction paper and stickers and watching the VHS film of “Disney’s Sing-Along-Songs: Very Merry Christmas Songs” with the words and the bouncing ball ... remember when we would sing in the movie theaters?
This tape has some of Disney’s vintage Christmas clips and the kids love it.
I had a great time on vacation ... and now am looking forward to having our oldest son Wayne and his family home for the holidays.
Stay warm and safe and visit your library soon and often.
Inside Pages
December 21, 2008
Christmas is almost here
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- Looking for new and old books New books added to the shelves are “Texas! Lucky” by Sandra Brown, “Fire and Ice” by Julie Garwood, “Show No Fear” by Perri O’Shaughnessy,
- Christmas is almost here
- From the files 12-21
- From the Files 12-14
- A trio of popular choice
- A good current read The Large Print books we were given are now fixed and on the shelves ready to be checked out.
- PV artists attend arts institute This fall Pauls Valley artists RexAnn Freeman, Nancy McGee, and Belinda Stevenson joined the annual migration of artists to Quartz Mountain for an intensive weekend workshop.
- From the Files 11-30
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Man behind the blinking lights
Every December, for the last three years, the residence at 401 N. Pine in Pauls Valley has been a main attraction for motorists from all over the area. - It’s a dash to the shelve New fiction at the library includes “Dashing Through the Snow” by Mary Higgins Clark and Carol Higgins Clark, “One Perfect Day” by Lauraine Snelling (LP) and “Cross Country” by James Patterson.
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