New Releases for August 15, 2023
- Aug 10, 2023
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Looking for something new? Here are some of the upcoming new releases due August 15, 2023. Stop in or give the library a call to place a copy on hold. If the library does not have one of these titles available, a Request for Purchase may be filled out.
Selected new titles appearing next Tuesday, August 15:
The Invisible Hour: A Novel by Alice Hoffman - follows a girl in a cult who connects with Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Don't Let Them Bury My Story: The Oldest Living Survivor of the Tulsa Race Massacre in Her Own Words by Viola Ford Fletcher and Ike Howard - is the testimony of a 109-year-old survivor of the 1921 massacre.
Schoenberg: Why He Matters by Harvey Sachs - examines the life and legacy of the 20th-century composer.
August Wilson: A Life by Patti Hartigan - is the biography of the American playwright.
Tides of Fire by James Rollins - is the 17th Sigma Force thriller.
Thornhedge by T. Kingfisher - is a reimagining of the Sleeping Beauty fairy tale.
Lolth's Warrior: A Novel by R.A. Salvatore - concludes the Way of the Drow fantasy trilogy.
Make a Move, Sunny Park! by Jessica Kim - features a seventh grader who joins her school dance team and loses her best friend in the process.
Messenger by Marc Bernardin, illus. by Ron Salas - is a young adult graphic novel about Muhammad Ali.
List provided by Shelf Awareness
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For readers looking to request new titles through the library's digital catalog, it's worth noting that some publisher sites require an email before granting access to preview chapters. Using a short-lived inbox for verification can be a practical way to access these materials without cluttering your primary account.
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