What’s New at the Library - February 27, 2010
Submitted by Joan Huff

In my reading experience, the most touching books are always children’s books. They can bring a tear faster than any melodramatic romance novel ever written. My latest find that falls into this category is “Dewey-There’s a Cat in the Library”. Sandra wanted this one for the library and I couldn’t resist reading it when it arrived. You may have to like cats as much as I do to feel this way, but I think the illustrations alone will win over most anyone. I had read the novel, “Dewey” and had fallen in love with the famous real library cat. Now, fortunately, there will be a generation of children exposed to this special feline.

The recent winter weather has not kept people from the library. Our computers have especially been busy. Unfortunately many of our users have been job seekers. We’ve had a lot of request for help with resumes. Computer programs have made it easy for the average person to make a professional looking resume. I remember paying someone to do my first resume. I guess professional resume writers are a thing of the past.

New Arrivals

Herding Dogs: Progressive Training by Vergil S. Holland
The Thirteenth Tale: A Novel by Diane Setterfield (YA)
The American Red Cross First Aid & Safety Handbook
The Great Death by John Smelcher
The Last Olympian by Rick Riordan