New library books for October

New Adult Fiction:

13 1/2, by Nevada Barr. ; The Lost Symbol, by Dan Brown. ; Evil at Heart, by Chelsea Cain. Day After Night, by Anita Diamant. ; The Christmas List, by Richard Paul Evans. ; Dark Slayer: A Carpathian Novel, by Christine Feehan. ; Even Money, by Dick Francis and Felix Francis. ; An Echo in the Bone, by Diana Gabaldon. ; The Eleventh Victim, by Nancy Grace. ; The Last Child: A Novel, by John Hart. ; Evidence, by Jonathan Kellerman. ; A Gate At the Stars, by Lorrie Moore. ; Her Fearful Symmetry, by Audrey Niffenegger. ; The Professional, by Robert B. Parker. ; Rough Country, by John Sanford. ; The Art of Racing in the Rain, by Garth Stein. ; Revolutionary Road, by Richard Yates.

New Adult Non-Fiction:

If Ignorance is Bliss, Why Aren’t There More Happy People? Smart Quotes for Dumb Times, by John Lloyd and John Mitchinson. ; The Water Giver: The Story of a Mother, a Son, & Their 2nd Chance, by Joan Ryan. ; Have a Little Faith, by Mitch Albom. ; Strength in What Remains: A Journey of Remembrance and Forgiveness, by Tracy Kidder. ; The Smartest Retirement Book You’ll Ever Read, by Daniel R. Solin. ; Ed Begley, Jr.’s Guide to Sustainable Living, by Ed Begley, Jr. ; Saving the Family Cottage: A Guide to Succession Planning for Your Cottage, Cabin, Camp or Vacation Home, by Stuart J. Hollander et al. ; In the President’s Secret Service: Behind the Scenes with the Agents in the Line of Fire and the Presidents they Protect, by Ronald Kessler. ; The Food of a Younger Land, by Mark Kurlansky. ; Mouth Sounds: How to Whistle, Pop, Boing, and Honk for All Occasions and Then Some, by Fred Newman. ; The Metabolsim Miracle, by Diane Kress. ; Minnesota State Fair: An Illustrated History, by Kathryn Strand Koutsky and Linda Koutsky. ; The Art of Freedom: How Artists See America, by Bob Raczka. ; Art: Over 2,500 Works from Cave to Contemporary. ; Name that Style: All About Isms in Art, by Bob Raczka. ; More Than a Game: The Glorious Present & Uncertain Future of the NFL, by Brian Billick. ; Arnie & Jack: Palmer, Nicklaus, & Golf’s Greatest Rivalry, by Ian O’Connor. ; Old Friend From Far Away: The Practice of Writing Memoir, by Natalie Goldberg. ; Iwo Jima: World War II Veterans Remember The Greatest Battle of the Pacific, edited by Larry Smith. ; True Compass: A Memoir, by Edward M. Kennedy. ; Culture of Corruption: Obama and His Team of Tax Cheats, Crooks, and Cronies, by Michelle Malkin.

New Juvenile:

Murder at Midnight, by Avi. ; Fire, by Kristin Cashore. ; Ak Capone Shines My Shoes, by Gennifer Choldenko. ; The Magician’s Elephant, by Kate DiCamillo. ; Sent, by Margaret Peterson Haddix. ; Seize the Story: A Handbook for Teens Who Like to Write, by Victoria Hanley. ; Wonderful Houses Around the World, by Yoshio Komatsu. ; The Monster Variations, by Daniel Kraus. ; Blood Promise, by Richelle Mead. ; Libyrinth: A Fabulous Adventure on a Strange World of the Future, by Pearl North. ; The Adoration of Jenna Fox, by Mary E. Pearson. ; Syren (Septimus Heap, Book 5), by Angie Sage. ; Funny How Things Change, by Melissa Wyatt.

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