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New Arrivals Waterford Public Library New Arrivals Current and previous month listings are available on our web site: www.waterfordpubliclibrary.org MARCH 2020 FICTION MYSTERY F Allende, Isabel A Long Petal Of The Sea M Armstrong, Kelley Alone In The Wild F Bonnaffons, Amy The Regrets M Davidson, Hilary Don’t Look Down F Butsch, Vic A Journey To The Gallows M Engberg, Katrine The Tenant F Chamberlain, Diane Big Lies In A Small Town M Green, Simon R. Night Train Murder F Clayborn, Kate Beginner’s Luck M Kellerman, J. The Museum Of Desire F Cummins, Jeanine American Dirt M Robb, J. D. Golden In Death F Dugoni, Robert A Cold Trail M Spindler, Erica The Look-alike F Fleischmann, R. How Quickly She Disappears M Stanley, Michael Facets Of Death F Freeman, Brian Thief River Falls F Gardner, Lisa When You See Me BIOGRAPHY F Kane, Linda Leanora F Katz, Ani A Good Man B Brathen To Love And Let Go F Mallery, Susan Sisters By Choice B Diaz Ordinary Girls F McCormick, Chris The Gimmicks B Harrison Phantom Lady F Moore, Liz Long Bright River B Harnandez Children Of The Land F Napolitano, Ann Dear Edward B Lee 18 Tiny Deaths: ...Frances Glessner F Perry, Thomas A Small Town Lee and the invention of modern F Phillips, Arthur The King At The Edge Of The forensics World B Machado In The Dream House F Popkey, Miranda Topics Of Conversation B Miller Glenn Miller Declassified F Preston, Douglas Crooked River B Newman Normal F Raisin, Rebecca The Little Bookshop On The B Regan Burn The Place Seine B Tjipombo I Am Not Your Slave F Reid, Kiley Such A Fun Age F Rice, Luanne Last Day F Rossiter, Nan Promises Of The Heart AUDIOBOOKS F Rothschild, Hannah House Of Trelawney F Shemilt, Jane The Playground F Allende, Isabel A Long Petal Of The Sea F Vidich, Paul The Coldest Warrior F Carr, Rubyn The Country Guesthouse F Walsh, Courtney If For Any Reason F Napolitano, Ann Dear Edward F Williams, Beatriz All The Way We Said Goodbye F Steel, Danielle Moral Compass F Wright, Stephen Processed Cheese F Williams, Beatriz All The Ways We Said Goodbye M Kellerman, J. The Museum Of Desire M Patterson, James Lost M White, Randy W. Salt River www.waterfordpubliclibrary.org NON-FICTION 004.1675 MIL Miller My iPad For Seniors 306.0973 KLE Klein Why We’re Polarized 306.0973 KRI Kristof Tightrope: Americans reaching for hope 327.73009 MAN Mann The Great Rift: Dick Cheney, Colin Powell, and the broken friendship that defined an era 355.033 BER Bergen Trump And His Generals: the cost of chaos 520 BAR Barker 50 Things To See In The Sky 612.67 SOM Somers A New Way To Age: the most cutting-edge advances in antiaging 612.82 LEV Levitin Successful Again: a neuroscientist explores the power and potential of our lives 613.0434 CRO Crowley Younger Next Year: live strong, fit, sexy, and smart—until you’re 80 and beyond 613.0434 CRO Crowley Younger Next Year For Women 618.6 OU Ou The First Forty Days: the essential art of nourishing the new mother 635.986 LOE Loewer Container And Fragrant Gardens: how to enliven spaces with containers and make the most of scented plants 641.53 WAL Walsh A Literary Tea Party: blends and treats for Alice, Bilbo, Dorothy, Jo, and book lovers everywhere 641.563 BUE Buettner The Blue Zones Kitchen: 100 recipes to live to 100 641.5976 DRU Drummond The Pioneer Woman Cooks: the new frontier: 112 fantastic favorites for everyday… 796.3326 SER Serb War Football: World War I and the birth of the NFL 822.91 RAN Rankin Rebus: long shadows: rehearsal script 940.5421 BIS Bishop Everything Is Fine With Me…: a “Big Red” soldier chronicles his survival in WWII 940.5421 NAG Nagorski 1941: the year Germany lost the war 941.085 KEL Kelly The Other Side Of The Coin: the queen, the dresser, and the wardrobe 951.2506 WAS Wasserstrom Vigil: Hong Kong On The Brink 974.65 VIS Visel The Road Not Taken: recollections of Earle Brockway and a vanishing New England DVDs CDs A After Class Country Little Big Town Nightfall B A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood Country Mavericks Play The Hits B Big Little Lies. Season 2 Jazz Mehidau, Brad Finding Gabriel F Fleabag. Season 1 Popular Gomez, Selena Rare F Ford v Ferrari Popular Trainor, Meghan Treat Myself F Frankie R & B Lizzo Cuz I Love You G The Good Liar Rock Fall Out Boy Believers Never Die H Howards End Volume Two M Midway P Parasite T 21 Bridges Documentaries: 629.283 THR 3 Seconds Behind The Wheel 958.1047 MID Midnight Traveler 49 Rope Ferry Road, Waterford, CT 06385 - 860-444-5805 www.waterfordpubliclibrary.org .
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