Library news: Oct. 1

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Hot reads in Two Harbors

Fiction

“Every Last One,” by Anna Quindlen; “Hannah’s List,” by Debbie Macomber; and “Impact,” by Douglas Preston.

Nonfiction

“Let’s Take the Long Way Home,” by Gail Caldwell; “What’s New Cupcake,” by Karen Tack; and “Medium Raw: A Bloody Valentine to the World of Food and the People Who Cook,” by Anthony Bourdain.

Young adult

“Fancy Nancy” (assorted titles) by Jane O’Connor; “The Tail of Emily Windsnap,” by Liz Kessler; and “Bizenghast” (graphic novel) by M. Alice LeGrow.

New adult fiction

“And Thereby Hangs a Tale,” by Jeffrey Archer; “A Nose for Justice,” by Rita Mae Brown; “The Valcourt Heiress,” by Catherine Coulter; “By Nightfall,” by Michael Cunningham; “The Fall,” by Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan; “Promise Me,” by Richard Paul Evans; “Fall of Giants,” by Ken Follett; “The Cobra,” by Frederick Forsyth; “Juliet,” by Anne Fortier; “Freedom,” by Jonathan Franzen; “Heaven’s Fury,” by Stephen Frey; “The Widower’s Tale,” by Julia Glass; “Running Scared,” by Lisa Jackson; “Mini Shopaholic,” by Sophie Kinsella; “Our Kind of Traitor,” by John LeCarre; “I’d Know You Anywhere,” by Laura Lippman; “Deja Vu,” by Fern Michaels; “The Thousand Autumns of Jacob De Zoet,” by David Micthell; “Painted Ladies,” by Robert B. Parker; “Don’t Blink,” by James Patterson.

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