This week’s new titles:
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Non fiction:
Social and Psychological Disorder in the Works of Edgar Allan Poe
Politics in George Orwell’s Animal Farm
Bioethics in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
What Rights Should Illegal Immigrants Have?
Racial Profiling
Oil
Hydropower
Factory Farming
Monsters and Mythical Creatures series
Aliens
Dragons
Goblins
Water Monsters
Zombies
Graphic Novel Novels
Frankenstein
Henry V
Macbeth
Fiction:
Ghetto Cowboy by G. Neri
“An exceptional and deeply moving story about a father and son finding their way to each other and a community daring to fight for what they believe in.” (cover review)
Virtuosity by Jessica Martinez
“Beautiful writing, a swoon-worthy romance, and tension that will keep you turning the pages.” (cover review)
The Name of the Star by Maureen Johnson
A Louisiana teenager arrives in London as murders mimicking those of Jack the Ripper keep the city in fear.
First Descent by Pam Withers
The extreme sport of whitewater combined with an adventure of an endangered world and a people struggling to exist.
Jane by April Lindner
A modern retelling of Jane Eyre. After the death of her parents, Jane becomes a nanny for rock icon Nico Rathburn. Since Jane Eyre is one of Mrs. Braeuler’s favorite oldies, she has first dibs on this one!
The Only Ones by Aaron Starmer
Everyone in the world is suddenly taken away one afternoon, except for a small band of children. Imagine a world with no adults!
Troublemaker by Andrew Clements
What if you have a reputation as a troublemaker and you want to change your ways? This book’s about the fine line between good humored mischief and dangerous behavior and how choices make all the difference.
Boost by Kathy Mackel
How far will a top girl athlete go to achieve superstar status?
I’d personally enjoy to retire in San Raphael, France on the Mediterranean Sea. It is so gorgeous! I’d also work on learning French since extremely few folks there speak English.