New Books

Adult Fiction:

Simply Perfect
By Mary Balogh

Elom
By William Drinkard

The Painter from Shanghai
By Jennifer Cody Epstein

The Dreaming Void
By Peter F. Hamilton

Like a Charm
By Candice Havens

Genghis: Lord of the Bow
By Conn Iggulden

Lost Souls
By Lisa Jackson

A Stranger's Game
By Joan Johnston

Compulsion
By Jonathan Kellerman

The Born Queen
By Gregory J. Keyes

Blue-eyed Devil
By Lisa Kleypas

Buckingham Palace Gardens
By Anne Perry

Dead Heat
By Joel Rosenberg

Rolling Thunder
By John Varley

Hollywood Crows
By Joseph Wambaugh

Black Widow
By Randy Wayne White

Adult Non-Fiction:

Martha Stewart's Cookies
By Martha Stewart Living Magazine

The Bush Tragedy
By Jacob Weisberg

New Books

Adult Fiction:

The Future of Love
By Shirley Abbott

The Spider Star
By Mike Brotherton

Seen It All, Done the Rest
By Pearl Cleage

When Zeffie Got a Clue
By Peggy Darty

The Alchemist's Code
By Dave Duncan

Charley's Web
By Joy Fielding

The Shadow Year
By Jeffrey Ford

The Price of Blood
By Declan Hughes

Goodbye Sister Disco
By James Patrick Hunt

Web of Destiny
By Al Lacy

Another Thing to Fall
By Laura Lippman

The Better Angels
By Charles McCarry

The Philosopher's Apprentice
By James Morrow

A Lady of Hidden Intent
By Tracie Peterson

The Ancient
By R.A. Salvatore

Willing
By Scott Spencer

In the Courts of the Crimson Kings
By S. M. Stirling

Adult Non-Fiction:

Best Girlfriend Getaways Worldwide
By Marybeth Bond

Why Good People Do Bad Things
By Debbie Ford

In Praise of the Unfinished
By Julia Hartwig

Poor Man's Provence
By Rheta Grimsley Johnson

The Man Who Made Lists
By Joshua C. Kendall

Stop Whining, Start Living
By Laura Schlessinger

Beautiful Boy
By David Sheff

How Come That Idiot's Rich and I'm Not?
By Robert Shemin

American-Made: the Enduring Legacy of the WPA
By Nick Taylor

The Age of Miracles
By Marianne Williamson

Against Happiness: In Praise of Melancholy
By Eric G. Wilson

Library Closing

Just a reminder...the library will be closed Friday, March 21st in honor of Good Friday.

Have a happy Easter.

New Audiobooks

New Books-on-CD:

The Ghost War

By Alex Berenson

Capitol Conspiracy

By William Bernhardt

People of the Book

By Geraldine Brooks

The Accident Man

By Tom Cain

Infidel

By Ted Dekker

The Shooters

By W.E.B. Griffin

Dakota

By Martha Grimes

The Appeal

By John Grisham

Duma Key

By Stephen King

Remember Me?

By Sophie Kinsella

The Senator’s Wife

By Sue Miller

Stranger in Paradise

By Robert B. Parker

7^th Heaven

By James Patterson

In Defense of Food

By Michael Pollan

New Books

Adult Fiction:

The Book of Dahlia
By Elisa Albert

The Silver Needle Murder
By Laura Childs

The Rain Before It Falls
By Jonathan Coe

Killer Heat
By Linda Fairstein

Predatory Game
By Christine Feehan

Celebutantes
By Amanda Goldberg

Black Ships
By Jo Graham

Charm!
By Kendall Hart

On Sparrow Hill
By Maureen Lang

Curse of the Spellmans
By Lisa Lutz

Deluge
By Anne McCaffrey

Dreamers of the Day
By Mary Doria Russell

Tie Dyed and Dead
By Sharon Gwyn Short

Adult Large Print:

The Briton
By Catherine Palmer

Adult Non-Fiction:

Losing It
By Valerie Bertinelli

Reconciliation
By Benazir Bhutto

Manic
By Terri Cheney

Have You Found Her
By Janice Erlbaum

Special Orders: Poems
By Edward

The Age of American Unreason
By Susan Jacoby

Robin to the Rescue
By Robin Miller

Send Yourself Flowers
By Kathleen Turner

Library Elf

O.k., raise your hand if you have trouble remembering when your books are due back at the library. Or, if you're anything like me, you might even have trouble remembering what or how many books you have out. Well, worry no more, Libraryelf.com is here to help. I think I 'm gonna deem it the "cool website of the week". All you have to do is go to the website, find the Autauga-Prattville Public Library listed by state, and click "sign up". Just give 'em a little info and...presto, instant emails sent to you letting you know what you have checked out, when it's due back, and what you have on hold. And best of all it's completely free.

So head on over there right now and open an account. You don't even have to think about it...there is no downside.

Note* Our library does require a 4-digit pin. If you don't already have yours just give us a call and we will be happy to get it for you.