Join the National Library Service (NLS) on Tuesday, July 30, at 6:00 p.m. (Central) for the first session of a new monthly program called That All May eRead, which will focus on using the NLS braille e-readers.
Each session will include a brief demonstration of a feature or use case, with time for questions about both the Zoomax and Humanware Braille eReaders.
Registration is not required. Click on the link to join: https://tinyurl.com/2rnzv5ht
These sessions will be recorded.
JUVENILE FICTION
FRONT DESK Yang, Kelly
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SONG FOR A WHALE Kelly, Lynne
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MOUSE! Numeroff, Laura Joffe
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ALL KINDS OF FAMILIES Lang, Suzanne
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HELLO, OCEAN FRIENDS
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HELLO, MY WORLD
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HELLO, GARDEN BUGS
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, PRINCESS! Liberts, Jennifer
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BOY CALLED CHRISTMAS Haig, Matt
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DRAGONS AND MARSHMALLOWS Citro, Asia
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MERHORSES AND BUBBLES Citro, Asia
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CATERFLIES AND ICE Citro, Asia
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ODDER Applegate, Katherine
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I SURVIVED THE BATTLE OF D-DAY, 1944 Tarshis, Lauren
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SECRET LAKE Inglis, Karen
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EPIC ZERO: TALES OF A NOT-SO-SUPER 6TH GRADER Ullman, R.L.
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MONSTERS AND MOLD Citro, Asia
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JUST MY LUCK McGovern, Cammie
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Juvenile Fiction
Action and Adventure Fiction
ELK HUNT Dahlstrom, S. J.
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Board Books
BE CALMER, LLAMA! Lloyd, Rosamund
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Stories in Rhyme
NEVER TOUCH A POLAR BEAR Greening, Rosie
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YOU CAN, TOUCAN! Lloyd, Rosamund
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National Public Radio (NPR) has just released the Book Concierge for 2023. This is NPR’s annual, interactive, year-end reading guide. They compile their list by requesting staffers and trusted critics to nominate their favorite books of the year. Then, the editors and producers at NPR Books sit down and select their favorites.
The books on this list cover a variety of genres such as biographies, book club ideas, and nonfiction as well as the more traditional categories like mysteries and thrillers, and historical fiction. We have indicated the categories that NPR assigned each book beneath the title in BOLD.
The Texas Talking Book Program has a good number of them in our collection. We even have some of them in Spanish. We have placed those at the top of the list under the heading En Español. No matter which genre you enjoy, the staff at National Public Radio have chosen a favorite book published this year. Contact us and we can help you find your next favorite book.
For more information: https://apps.npr.org/best-books/#view=list&year=2023
| ALAS DE SANGRA por by Rebecca Yarros (DB en proceso) (Let’s Talk About Sex, Rather Long, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction, Staff Picks) |
| EDAD DEL VICIO por Deepti Kapoor (DB 115648 en proceso) (Book Club Ideas, Identity & Culture, Mysteries & Thrillers, Rather Long, Realistic Fiction, Tales From Around The World, The Dark Side) |
| INVENCIBLE VERANO DE LILIANA por Cristina Rivera Garza (DB 107986) (Biography & Memoir, Eye-Opening Reads, Family Matters, Nonfiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World) |
| NUESTRA PARTE DE NOCHE por Mariana Enriquez (DBG 17386) (Historical Fiction, Mysteries & Thrillers, Rather Long, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Tales From Around The World) |
| OTRA GRAN OBRA MAESTRA DEL CINE por Tom Hanks (DB en proceso) (Funny Stuff, No Biz Like Show Biz, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks) |
| PACTO DEL AGUA por Abraham Verghese (DB en proceso) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Historical Fiction, Rather Long, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World) |
| SPARE: EN LA SOMBRA por Prince Harry Duke of Sussex (DB 114176) (Biography & Memoir, Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, Family Matters, Nonfiction, Rather Long, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World) |
| TRENZA DEL MAR ESMERALDA por Brandon Sanderson (DB 114177) (Rather Long, Sci Fi, Fantasy & Speculative Fiction, Staff Picks) |
| VIENTO CONOCE MI NOMBRE por Isabel Allende (DB 115997) (Eye-Opening Reads, Family Matters, Historical Fiction, Identity & Culture, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing) |
| ABOVE GROUND by Clint Smith (DB 113995, BR 24835 IN PROCESS) (Biography & Memoir, Family Matters, Identity & Culture, Short Stories, Essays, & Poetry, Staff Picks) | |
| ABSOLUTION by Alice McDermott (DB IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Historical Fiction, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks) | |
| AGE OF VICE by Deepti Kapoor (DB 111733, LB 14194) (Book Club Ideas, Identity & Culture, Mysteries & Thrillers, Rather Long, Realistic Fiction, Tales From Around The World, The Dark Side) | |
| ALL THE BEAUTY IN THE WORLD: THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART AND ME by Patrick Bringley (DB 113368) (Biography & Memoir, Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, For Art Lovers, Nonfiction, Rather Short, Staff Picks) | |
| ALL THE SINNERS BLEED by S. A. Cosby (DB 115237) (Identity & Culture, Mysteries & Thrillers, Seriously Great Writing, The Dark Side, The States We’re In) | |
| AMERICAN STORY by Kwame Alexander (DB 111856) (For History Lovers, Identity & Culture, Kids’ Books, Nonfiction) | |
| ASTOR: THE RISE AND FALL OF AN AMERICAN FORTUNE by Anderson Cooper (DB IN PROCESS) (Biography & Memoir, Eye-Opening Reads, Family Matters, For History Lovers, Nonfiction, Staff Picks, The States We’re In) | |
| BEAST YOU ARE: STORIES by Paul Tremblay (DB IN PROCESS) (Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Short Stories, Essays, & Poetry, The Dark Side) | |
| BEE STING by Paul Murray (DB IN PROCESS) (Family Matters, Rather Long, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Tales From Around The World, The Dark Side) | |
| BETTER THE BLOOD by Michael Bennett (DB 114557) (Book Club Ideas, Historical Fiction, Identity & Culture, Mysteries & Thrillers, Tales From Around The World, The Dark Side) | |
| BIG SWISS by Jen Beagin (DB 113281) (Book Club Ideas, Funny Stuff, Let’s Talk About Sex, Love & Romance, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks) | |
| BIOGRAPHY OF X by Catherine Lacey (DB 113971) (Book Club Ideas, For History Lovers, Rather Long, Realistic Fiction, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks) | |
| BIRNAM WOOD by Eleanor Catton (DB 115924) (Book Club Ideas, Mysteries & Thrillers, Rather Long, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World, The Dark Side) | |
| BLACKOUTS by Justin Torres (DB IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, For History Lovers, Identity & Culture, Let’s Talk About Sex, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks) | |
| BRIGHT YOUNG WOMEN by Jessica Knoll (DB IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, Historical Fiction, Identity & Culture, Mysteries & Thrillers, Staff Picks) | |
| BURN IT DOWN: POWER, COMPLICITY, AND A CALL FOR CHANGE IN HOLLYWOOD by Maureen Ryan (DB 115381) (Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, Identity & Culture, No Biz Like Show Biz, Nonfiction, Rather Long, Staff Picks) | |
| BUT WILL YOU LOVE ME TOMORROW?: AN ORAL HISTORY OF THE 60S GIRL GROUPS by Laura Flam and Emily Seiu Liebowitz (DB IN PROCESS) (Biography & Memoir, Eye-Opening Reads, For History Lovers, For Music Lovers, Nonfiction, Rather Long, Staff Picks) | |
| CASSANDRA IN REVERSE by Holly Smale (DB 115359) (Book Club Ideas, Identity & Culture, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction, Staff Picks) | |
| CENTRE by Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi (DB IN PROCESS) (Mysteries & Thrillers, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction, Staff Picks, Tales From Around the World, The Dark Side) | |
| CHAIN GANG ALL STARS by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah (DB 114336) (Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, For Sports Lovers, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks, The Dark Side, The States We’re In) | |
| CHOOSING FAMILY: A MEMOIR OF QUEER MOTHERHOOD AND BLACK RESISTANCE by Francesca T. Royster (DB 114746) (Biography & Memoir, Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, Family Matters, Identity & Culture, Nonfiction) | |
| COUNTRY OF THE BLIND: A MEMOIR AT THE END OF SIGHT by Andrew Leland (DB 115575, BR 25166) (Biography & Memoir, Book Club Ideas, Identity & Culture, Nonfiction, Science!) | |
| COVENANT OF WATER by Abraham Verghese (DB 114896) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Historical Fiction, Rather Long, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World) | |
| CROOK MANIFESTO by Colson Whitehead (DB 115398) (Book Club Ideas, Historical Fiction, Identity & Culture, Mysteries & Thrillers, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, The Dark Side, The States We’re In) | |
| CUBAN HEIRESS by Chanel Cleeton (DB 113946) (Book Club Ideas, Historical Fiction, Love & Romance, Mysteries & Thrillers, Tales From Around The World) | |
| DAY by Michael Cunningham (IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks) | |
| DOS AND DONUTS OF LOVE by Adiba Jaigirdar (DB 116288) (Cookbooks & Food, Funny Stuff, Identity & Culture, Love & Romance, Young Adult) | |
| EMILY WILDE’S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF FAERIES by Heather Fawcett (DB 112234, BR 24964 IN PROCESS) (Love & Romance, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction, Staff Picks) | |
| EMPTY THEATRE: OR THE LIVES OF KING LUDWIG II OF BAVARIA AND EMPRESS SISI OF AUSTRIA (QUEEN OF HUNGARY), COUSINS, IN THEIR PURSUIT OF CONNECTION AND BEAUTY DESPITE THE EXPECTATIONS PLACED ON THEM BECAUSE OF THE EXCEPTIONAL GOOD FORTUNE OF THEIR STATUS AS BELOVED NATIONAL FIGURES by Jac Jemc (DB 114965) (Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, Historical Fiction, Rather Long, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World) | |
| ENCHANTERS by James Ellroy (DB IN PROCESS) (Historical Fiction, Mysteries & Thrillers, No Biz Like Show Biz, Rather Long, The Dark Side) | |
| EYES & THE IMPOSSIBLE by Dave Eggers (DB 116273) (For Art Lovers, Kids’ Books, Seriously Great Writing) | |
| FAMILY LORE by Elizabeth Acevedo (DB 116553 IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Identity & Culture, Love & Romance, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks) | |
| FAMILY MEAL by Bryan Washington (DB IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Identity & Culture, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing) | |
| FEVER IN THE HEARTLAND: THE KU KLUX KLAN’S PLOT TO TAKE OVER AMERICA, AND THE WOMAN WHO STOPPED THEM by Timothy Egan (DB 114864) (Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, For History Lovers, Identity & Culture, Nonfiction, Rather Long, Staff Picks, The Dark Side, The States We’re In) | |
| FIRE WEATHER: A TRUE STORY FROM A HOTTER WORLD by John Vaillant (DB 116220) (Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, Nonfiction, Rather Long, Science!, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World) | |
| FOURTH WING by Rebecca Yarros (DB 115206, BR IN PROCESS) (Let’s Talk About Sex, Rather Long, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction, Staff Picks) | |
| FRAUD by Zadie Smith (DB 116592 IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Historical Fiction, Identity & Culture, Rather Long, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Tales From Around The World) | |
| GHOST AT THE FEAST: AMERICA AND THE COLLAPSE OF WORLD ORDER by Robert Kagan (DB 112901) (For History Lovers, Nonfiction, Rather Long, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World) | |
| GOLDEN SPOON by Jessa Maxwell (DB IN PROCESS) (Cookbooks & Food, Funny Stuff, Mysteries & Thrillers, No Biz Like Show Biz, Staff Picks) | |
| GONE TO THE WOLVES by John Wray (DB IN PROCESS) (For Music Lovers, Funny Stuff, Identity & Culture, Rather Long, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing) | |
| GOOD NIGHT, IRENE by Luis Alberto Urrea (DB 114929) (Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, Family Matters, Historical Fiction, Love & Romance, Rather Long, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World) | |
| GREAT ESCAPE: A TRUE STORY OF FORCED LABOR AND IMMIGRANT DREAMS IN AMERICA by Saket Soni (DB 113144) (Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, Identity & Culture, Nonfiction, Staff Picks, The States We’re In) | |
| GUEST by Emma Cline (DB 114407, LB 14446, BR IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Let’s Talk About Sex, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks) | |
| HALF KNOWN LIFE: IN SEARCH OF PARADISE by Pico Iyer (DB 114178) (Biography & Memoir, Identity & Culture, Nonfiction, Rather Short, Seriously Great Writing, Tales From Around The World) | |
| HANG THE MOON by Jeannette Walls (DB 114958, BR 25113 IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Historical Fiction, The States We’re In) | |
| HAPPY PLACE by Emily Henry (DB 114742, BR 24897 IN PROCESS) (Let’s Talk About Sex, Love & Romance, Rather Long, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks) | |
| HEAT WILL KILL YOU FIRST: LIFE AND DEATH ON A SCORCHED PLANET by Jeff Goodell (DB 116475 IN PROCESS) (Eye-Opening Reads, Nonfiction, Rather Long, Science!, Staff Picks) | |
| HEAVEN & EARTH GROCERY STORE by James McBride (DB 115655 IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Funny Stuff, Historical Fiction, Identity & Culture, Rather Long, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks) | |
| HELLO BEAUTIFUL by Ann Napolitano (DB 113288, LB 14282, BR 25090 IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, For Sports Lovers, Rather Long, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks) | |
| HOLLY by Stephen King (DB 116600 IN PROCESS, BR 25169 IN PROCESS) (Mysteries & Thrillers, Rather Long, The Dark Side) | |
| HOUSE OF EVE by Sadeqa Johnson (DB 112651) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Historical Fiction, Identity & Culture, Love & Romance) | |
| HOW TO SELL A HAUNTED HOUSE by Grady Hendrix (DB 112120, LB 14730) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Mysteries & Thriller, Rather Long, Staff Picks, The Dark Side) | |
| I HAVE SOME QUESTIONS FOR YOU by Rebecca Makkai (DB 112960, LB 14575) (Book Club Ideas, Mysteries & Thrillers, Rather Long, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks, The Dark Side) | |
| IMMORTAL LONGINGS by Chloe Gong (DB 116607) (Love & Romance, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction, Staff Picks) | |
| IMPOSTER SYNDROME AND OTHER CONFESSIONS OF ALEJANDRA KIM by Patricia Park (DB 113468) (Book Club Ideas, Identity & Culture, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks, Young Adult) | |
| IN MEMORIAM by Alice Winn (DB 116108) (Book Club Ideas, Historical Fiction, Identity & Culture, Rather Long, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World, The Dark Side) | |
| INVISIBLE SON by Kim Johnson (DB 116471 IN PROCESS) (Family Matters, Identity & Culture, Mysteries & Thrillers, Rather Long, Realistic Fiction, The Dark Side, Young Adult) | |
| JOVITA WORE PANTS: THE STORY OF A MEXICAN FREEDOM FIGHTER by Aida Salazar (DB 114313) (Biography & Memoir, For History Lovers, Kids’ Books, Nonfiction, Tales From Around The World) | |
| JULIETA AND THE ROMEOS by Maria E. Andreu (DB IN PROCESS) (Funny Stuff, Love & Romance, Rather Long, Young Adult) | |
| KING: A LIFE by Jonathan Eig (DB 115189, BR IN PROCESS) (Biography & Memoir, Eye-Opening Reads, For History Lovers, Nonfiction, Rather Long, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks) | |
| KüNSTLERS IN PARADISE by Cathleen Schine (DB 115236) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Historical Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, The States We’re In) | |
| LAND OF MILK AND HONEY by C. Pam Zhang (DB IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Cookbooks & Food, Eye-Opening Reads, Rather Short, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks) | |
| LAST ANIMAL by Ramona Ausubel (DB IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Realistic Fiction, Science!, Seriously Great Writing, Tales From Around The World) | |
| LAST DEVIL TO DIE by Richard Osman (DB 116412 IN PROCESS) (Funny Stuff, Mysteries & Thrillers, Realistic Fiction, Tales From Around The World) | |
| LIBRARIANIST by Patrick deWitt (DB 116100, LB 14519, BR 25013 IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks) | |
| LIKE LAVA IN MY VEINS by Derrick Barnes (DB 116558 IN PROCESS, BR 25048 IN PROCESS) (Comics & Graphic Novels, Identity & Culture, Kids’ Books, Staff Picks) | |
| LILIANA’S INVINCIBLE SUMMER: A SISTER’S SEARCH FOR JUSTICE by Cristina Rivera Garza (DB 115091) (Biography & Memoir, Eye-Opening Reads, Family Matters, Nonfiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World) | |
| LONE WOMEN by Victor LaValle (DB 114718) (Book Club Ideas, Historical Fiction, Identity & Culture, Staff Picks, The Dark Side) | |
| LONELY HEARTS BOOK CLUB by Lucy Gilmore (DB 114734) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Love & Romance, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks) | |
| LOOT by Tania James (DB 115153) (For History Lovers, Funny Stuff, Historical Fiction, Identity & Culture, Seriously Great Writing, Tales From Around The World) | |
| MADONNA: A REBEL LIFE by Mary Gabriel (DB IN PROCESS) (Biography & Memoir, For Music Lovers, Identity & Culture, Nonfiction, Rather Long, Staff Picks) | |
| MAGICIAN’S DAUGHTER by H. G. Parry (DB 113984) (Family Matters, Rather Long, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction) | |
| MAKING OF ANOTHER MAJOR MOTION PICTURE MASTERPIECE by Tom Hanks (DB 114593, LB 14418) (Funny Stuff, No Biz Like Show Biz, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks) | |
| MAMA SHAMSI AT THE BAZAAR by Mojdeh Hassani (DB 114019 IN PROCESS) (Family Matters, Funny Stuff, Kids’ Books, Tales From Around The World) | |
| MANY ASSASSINATIONS OF SAMIR, THE SELLER OF DREAMS by Daniel Nayeri (DB 114135) (Funny Stuff, Historical Fiction, Kids’ Books, Tales From Around The World) | |
| MASTER SLAVE HUSBAND WIFE: AN EPIC JOURNEY FROM SLAVERY TO FREEDOM by Ilyon Woo (DB 112758) (Biography & Memoir, Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, For History Lovers, Identity & Culture, Nonfiction, Rather Long, The States We’re In) | |
| MONSTERS: A FAN’S DILEMMA by Claire Dederer (DB 114924) (Book Club Ideas, For Art Lovers, For Music Lovers, Identity & Culture, No Biz Like Show Biz, Nonfiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks) | |
| MUCH ADO ABOUT NADA by Uzma Jalaluddin (DB 116291) (Identity & Culture, Love & Romance, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks) | |
| MUSEUM OF FAILURES by Thirty N. Umrigar (DB 116437 IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Identity & Culture, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World) | |
| MY MURDER by Katie Williams (DB 115403, LB 14422) (Book Club Ideas, Funny Stuff, Mysteries & Thrillers, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction, Staff Picks, The Dark Side) | |
| MY NAME IS BARBRA by Barbra Streisand (DB 116687 IN PROCESS) (Biography & Memoir, For Music Lovers, No Biz Like Show Biz, Nonfiction, Rather Long, Staff Picks) | |
| NONE OF THIS IS TRUE by Lisa Jewell (DB 116345 IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Mysteries & Thrillers, Rather Long, Staff Picks, The Dark Side) | |
| NORTH WOODS by Daniel Mason (DB 116389 IN PROCESSS) (Book Club Ideas, Historical Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks) | |
| OLD GOD’S TIME by Sebastian Barry (DB 114027) (Mysteries & Thrillers, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Tales From Around The World, The Dark Side) | |
| ONCE MORE WITH FEELING by Elissa Sussman (DB 115336) (For Music Lovers, Let’s Talk About Sex, Love & Romance, No Biz Like Show Biz, Rather Long, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks) | |
| ORDINARY NOTES by Christina Elizabeth Sharpe (DB 114934) (Biography & Memoir, Book Club Ideas, Identity & Culture, Nonfiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks) | |
| OSCAR WARS: A HISTORY OF HOLLYWOOD IN GOLD, SWEAT, AND TEARS by Michael Schulman (DB 114470) (Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, For History Lovers, No Biz Like Show Biz, Nonfiction, Rather Long, Staff Picks) | |
| OUR MIGRANT SOULS: A MEDITATION ON RACE AND THE MEANINGS AND MYTHS OF “LATINO” by Hector Tobar (DB IN PROCESS) (Biography & Memoir, Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, For History Lovers, Identity & Culture, Nonfiction, Seriously Great Writing, The States We’re In) | |
| OUR SHARE OF NIGHT by Mariana Enriquez (DB 115900) (Historical Fiction, Mysteries & Thrillers, Rather Long, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Tales From Around The World) | |
| PINEAPPLE STREET by Jenny Jackson (DB 113575, BR 24904 IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Funny Stuff, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks, The States We’re In) | |
| POSTCARD by Anne Berest (DB 115072) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Historical Fiction, Identity & Culture, Rather Long, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World) | |
| POVERTY, BY AMERICA by Matthew Desmond (DB 113856, LB 14415) (Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, Nonfiction, Staff Picks, The States We’re In) | |
| PROMISES OF GOLD/ PROMESAS DE ORO by Jose Olivarez (DB 114551 IN PROCESS) (Family Matters, Identity & Culture, Short Stories, Essays & Poetry, Staff Picks) | |
| QUEEN OF DIRT ISLAND by Donal Ryan (DB 114146, BR 24899 IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Historical Fiction, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World) | |
| QUIETLY HOSTILE: ESSAYS by Samantha Irby (DB 115194) (Biography & Memoir, Funny Stuff, No Biz Like Show Biz, Nonfiction, Short Stories, Essays & Poetry, Staff Picks) | |
| RACHEL INCIDENT by Caroline O’Donoghue (DB 115387, LB 14692) (Book Club Ideas, Funny Stuff, Let’s Talk About Sex, Love & Romance, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World) | |
| RAW DOG: THE NAKED TRUTH ABOUT HOT DOGS by Jamie Loftus (DB 115180) (Biography & Memoir, Cookbooks & Food, Funny Stuff, Nonfiction, Staff Picks, The States We’re In) | |
| REDISCOVERY OF AMERICA: NATIVE PEOPLES AND THE UNMASKING OF U. S. HISTORY by Ned Blackhawk (DB 115217 IN PROCESS) (Eye-Opening Reads, For History Lovers, Identity & Culture, Nonfiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks, The States We’re In) | |
| REMEMBER by Joy Harjo (DB 115904, BR 25039 IN PROCESS) (For Art Lovers, Identity & Culture, Kids’ Books, Seriously Great Writing, Short Stories, Essays & Poetry) | |
| RINGMASTER: VINCE MCMAHON AND THE UNMAKING OF AMERICA by Abraham Riesman (DB 114335) (Biography & Memoir, Eye-Opening Reads, For Sports Lovers, No Biz Like Show Biz, Nonfiction, Rather Long, Staff Picks) | |
| ROMAN STORIES by Jhumpa Lahiri (DB IN PROCESS) (Book Club Idea, Identity & Culture, Rather Short, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Short Stories, Essays & Poetry, Tales From Around The World) | |
| ROMANTIC COMEDY by Curtis Sittenfeld (DB 113860, LB 14285, BR 24945 IN PROCESS) (Funny Stuff, Love & Romance, No Biz Like Show Biz, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks) | |
| ROUGH SLEEPERS: DR JIM O’CONNELL’S URGENT MISSION TO BRING HEALING TO HOMELESS PEOPLE by Tracy Kidder (IN PROCESS) (Biography & Memoir, Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, Nonfiction, Staff Picks) | |
| SING HER DOWN by Ivy Pochoda (DB 114455) (Book Club Ideas, Mysteries & Thrillers, Realistic Fiction, The Dark Side, The States We’re In) | |
| SMALL MERCIES by Dennis Lehane (DB 114456, LB 14406) (Book Club Ideas, Historical Fiction, Identity & Culture, Mysteries & Thrillers, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks, The Dark Side, The States We’re In) | |
| SOIL: THE STORY OF A BLACK MOTHER’S GARDEN by Camille T. Dungy (IN PROCESS) (Biography & Memoir, Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Identity & Culture, Nonfiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks) | |
| SOME DESPERATE GLORY by Emily Tesh (BR IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Rather Long, Sci Fi, Fantasy & Speculative Fiction) | |
| SOMEONE ELSE’S SHOES by Jojo Moyes (DB 112338, LB 14576, BR 25197 IN PROCESS) (Family Matters, Rather Long, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks) | |
| SPARE by Prince Harry Duke of Sussex (DB 112017, LB 14392) (Biography & Memoir, Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, Family Matters, Nonfiction, Rather Long, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World) | |
| SPELL OF GOOD THINGS by Ayobami Adebayo (DB IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Identity & Culture, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Tales From Around The World) | |
| STARLING HOUSE by Alix E. Harrow (DB 116445 IN PROCESS) (Love & Romance, Sci Fi, Fantasy & Speculative Fiction, Staff Picks, The Dark Side, The States We’re In) | |
| STUDY IN DROWNING by Ava Reid (DB 116420 IN PROCESS) (Love & Romance, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks, The Dark Side, Young Adult) | |
| STOLEN COAST by Dwyer Murphy (DB 115407) (Mysteries & Thrillers, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks, The Dark Side, The States We’re In) | |
| SYMPHONY OF SECRETS by Brendan Slocumb (DB 114928) (Book Club Ideas, For Music Lovers, Historical Fiction, Identity & Culture, Mysteries & Thrillers, Rather Long, Realistic Fiction) | |
| THERE WILL BE FIRE: MARGARET THATCHER, THE IRA, AND TWO MINUTES THAT CHANGED HISTORY by Rory Carroll (DB 113821) (Eye-Opening Reads, For History Lovers, Nonfiction, Rather Long, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World) | |
| THICKER THAN WATER: A MEMOIR by Kerry Washington (DB IN PROCESS) (Biography & Memoir, Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Identity & Culture, No Biz Like Show Biz, Nonfiction, Staff Picks) | |
| THIS BIRD HAS FLOWN by Susanna Hoffs (DB 115330) (Book Club Ideas, For Music Lovers, Funny Stuff, Love & Romance, Realistic Fiction, Tales From Around The World) | |
| THIS OTHER EDEN by Paul Harding (DB 113243, BR 24845 IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Ideas, Historical Fiction, Identity & Culture, Rather Short, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks, The States We’re In) | |
| THORNHEDGE by T. Kingfisher (DB 116446 IN PROCESS, BR IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Rather Short, Sci Fi, Fantasy & Speculative Fiction) | |
| TOM LAKE by Ann Patchett (DB 116555 IN PROCESS, BR 25129 IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Love & Romance, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks, The States We’re In) | |
| TRANSLATION STATE by Ann Leckie (DB 116532 IN PROCESS) (Rather Long, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction, Staff Picks) | |
| TRESS OF THE EMERALD SEA by Brandon Sanderson (DB 115506 IN PROCESS, BR 24995 IN PROCESS) (Rather Long, Sci Fi, Fantasy & Speculative Fiction, Staff Picks) | |
| TRUE LOVE EXPERIMENT by Christina Lauren (DB 115235) (Family Matters, Let’s Talk About Sex, Love & Romance, Rather Long, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks) | |
| ULTRA-PROCESSED PEOPLE: THE SCIENCE BEHIND FOOD THAT ISN’T FOOD by Chris van Tulleken (DB IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Cookbooks & Food, Eye-Opening Reads, Nonfiction, Science!, Staff Picks) | |
| UNRAVELING: WHAT I LEARNED ABOUT LIFE WHILE SHEARING SHEEP, DYEING WOOL, AND MAKING THE WORLD’S UGLIEST SWEATER by Peggy Orenstein (DB 113482) (Biography & Memoir, Eye-Opening Book Family Matters, For History Lovers, It’s All Geek To Me, Nonfiction, Rather Short, Staff Picks) | |
| VAMPIRES OF EL NORTE by Isabel Cañas (DB 116478 IN PROCESS) (Historical Fiction, Love & Romance, Mysteries & Thrillers, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World, The Dark Side) | |
| VASTER WILDS by Lauren Groff (DB 116370, BR IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Historical Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks, The Dark Side, The States We’re In) | |
| VERA WONG’S UNSOLICITED ADVICE FOR MURDERERS by Jesse Q. Sutanto (DB 113039, LB 14540) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Funny Stuff, Mysteries & Thrillers, Staff Picks, The States We’re In) | |
| VICTORY CITY by Salman Rushdie (DB 112519, LB 14581) (Family Matters, Identity & Culture, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Tales From Around The World) | |
| VULNERABLES by Sigrid Nunez (DB IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Funny Stuff, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing) | |
| WAGER: A TALE OF SHIPWRECK, MUTINY, & MURDER by David Grann (DB 113965, LB 14399) (Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, For History Lovers, Nonfiction, Staff Picks) | |
| WARRIOR GIRL UNEARTHED by Angeline Boulley (DB 114761, BR 25116 IN PROCESS) (Identity & Culture, Mysteries & Thrillers, Rather Long, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks, The States We’re In, Young Adult) | |
| WE COULD BE SO GOOD by Cat Sebastian (DB IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Historical Fiction, Identity & Culture, Let’s Talk About Sex, Love & Romance) | |
| WE WERE ONCE A FAMILY: A STORY OF LOVE, DEATH, AND CHILD REMOVAL IN AMERICA by Roxanna Asgarian (DB 114060) (Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, Family Matters, Identity & Culture, Nonfiction, Staff Picks, The States We’re In) | |
| WELLNESS by Nathan Hill (DB 116388 IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Funny Stuff, Love & Romance, Rather Long, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing) | |
| WEYWARD by Emilia Hart (DB 113239, BR 24933 IN PROCESS) (Family Matters, Historical Fiction, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks, The Dark Side) | |
| WICKED BARGAIN by Gabe Cole Novoa (DB 113355) (Identity & Culture, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction, Tales From Around The World, Young Adult) | |
| WIND KNOWS MY NAME by Isabel Allende (DB 115139, LB 14397, BR 25001 IN PROCESS) (Eye-Opening Reads, Family Matters, Historical Fiction, Identity & Culture, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing) | |
| WITCH KING by Marth Wells (DB 114938) (Rather Long, Sci Fi, Fantasy, & Speculative Fiction) | |
| WITHOUT CHILDREN: THE LONG HISTORY OF NOT BEING A MOTHER by Peggy O’Donnell Heffington (DB IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Eye-Opening Reads, Family Matters, For History Lovers, Identity & Culture, Nonfiction, Staff Picks) | |
| WITNESS: STORIES by Jamel Brinkley (DB IN PROCESS) (Rather Short, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Short Stories, Essays, & Poetry, The States We’re In) | |
| WOLVES OF ETERNITY by Karl Ove Knausgard (DB IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Rather Long, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World) | |
| WOMAN IN ME by Briteny Spears (DB IN PROCESS) (Biography & Memoir, Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, For Music Lovers, No Biz Like Show Biz, Nonfiction, Staff Picks) | |
| WRECK: A DAUGHTER’S MEMOIR OF BECOMING A MOTHER by Cassandra Jackson (DB 115198) (Biography & Memoir, Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Identity & Culture, Nonfiction, Staff Picks, The States We’re In) | |
| WREN, THE WREN by Anne Enright (DB IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Realistic Fiction, Seriously Great Writing, Short Stories, Essays, & Poetry, Staff Picks, Tales From Around The World) | |
| YEAR MY LIFE WENT DOWN THE TOILET by Jake Maia Arlow (DB IN PROCESS) (Family Matters, Funny Stuff, Identity & Culture, Kids’ Books) | |
| YELLOWFACE by R. F. Kuang (DB 114930, BR 24934 IN PROCESS) (Book Club Ideas, Identity & Culture, Realistic Fiction, Staff Picks, The Dark Side) | |
| YOU COULD MAKE THIS PLACE BEAUTIFUL: A MEMOIR by Maggie Smith (DB 115170) (Biography & Memoir, Book Club Ideas, Family Matters, Nonfiction, Seriously Great Writing, Short Stories, Essays, & Poetry, Staff Picks) |
SEPTEMBER LARGE PRINT
ADULT FICTION
ROSE AND THE THISTLE by Laura Frantz LB 14728
WOMAN WITH THE CURE by Lynne Cullen LB 14729
HOW TO SELL A HAUNTED HOUSE by Grady Hendrix LB 14730
ADULT NONFICTION
SONG OF THE CELL: AN EXPLORATION OF MEDICINE AND THE NEW HUMAN by Siddhartha Mukherjee LB 14731
JUVENILE NONFICTION (Spanish language)
QUÉ HACES CON UNA VOZ ASÍ?: LA HISTORIA DE LA EXTRAORDINARIA CONGRESISTA BARBARA JORDAN by Chris Barton LB 14732
YOUNG ADULT FICTION
WEIGHT OF BLOOD by Tiffany D. Jackson LB 14727
SEPTEMBER BRAILLE
JUVENILE FICTION
NELL PLANTS A TREE by Anne Wynter BT 13580
ADULT FICTION
BT 13551 Leap of faith Steel, Danielle
BT 13552 Still Alice Genova, Lisa
BT 13553 Crossing Connelly, Michael
BT 13554 Horse soldiers: the extraordinary story of a band of U.S. soldiers who rode to victory in Afghanistan Stanton, Doug
BT 13555 Hidden fires Brown, Sandra
BT 13556 Message in a bottle Sparks, Nicholas
BT 13557 1st to die Patterson, James
BT 13558 Five days in Paris Steel, Danielle
BT 13560 Bittersweet Steel, Danielle
BT 13561 All the light we cannot see Doerr, Anthony
BT 13563 Little fires everywhere Ng, Celeste
BT 13564 Fall from grace Steel, Danielle
BT 13567 Heartbeat Steel, Danielle
BT 13568 Mirror image Steel, Danielle
BT 13569 Jaws Benchley, Peter
BT 13573 One flew over the cuckoo’s nest English Kesey, Ken
BT 13576 Force awakens: Star Wars Foster, Alan Dean
BT 13578 Lone eagle Steel, Danielle
ADULT NONFICTION
BT 13562 Betty Crocker’s best-loved recipes Crocker, Betty
BT 13565 Death in White Bear Lake Siegel, Barry
BT 13574 Purpose driven life: what am I here for? Warren, Rick
BT 13577 Chicken soup for the soul Canfield, Jack, 1944-
JUVENILE FICTION
BT 13502 Midnight on the moon: Magic Tree House, Book 8 Osborne, Mary Pope
BT 13503 Dinosaurs before dark: Magic treehouse, Book 1 Osborne, Mary Pope
BT 13504 Dolphins at daybreak: Magic tree house, Book 9 Osborne, Mary Pope
BT 13505 Pirates past noon: Magic tree house, Book 4 Osborne, Mary Pope
BT 13506 Mummies in the morning: Magic tree house, Book 3 Osborne, Mary Pope
BT 13507 Forest of secrets: Warriors, Book 3 Hunter, Erin
BT 13508 Knight at dawn: Magic tree house, book 2 Osborne, Mary Pope
BT 13509 Vacation under the volcano: Magic Tree House, Book 13 Osborne, Mary Pope
BT 13510 Civil War on Sunday: Magic tree house, Book 21 Osborne, Mary Pope
BT 13511 Revolutionary War on Wednesday: Magic Tree House, Book 22 Osborne, Mary Pope
BT 13512 Fourteenth goldfish Holm, Jennifer L.
BT 13513 Blind outlaw Rounds, Glen, 1906-2002
BT 13514 Wishtree Applegate, Katherine
BT 13515 Field guide: the Spiderwick Chronicles, Book 1 Diterlizzi, Tony
BT 13516 Lucinda’s secret: the Spiderwick Chronicles, Book 3 Diterlizzi, Tony
BT 13517 Wild robot Brown, Peter, 1979-
BT 13518 Wish O’Connor, Barbara
BT 13519 Miraculous journey of Edward Tulane DiCamillo, Kate
BT 13520 Wayside school is falling down Sachar, Louis
BT 13521 Seeing stone: the Spiderwick Chronicles, Book 2 Diterlizzi, Tony
BT 13522 Egypt game Snyder, Zilpha Keatley
BT 13523 Bridge home Venkatraman, Padma
BT 13524 Boy in the striped pajamas: a fable Boyne, John
BT 13525 War that saved my life Bradley, Kimberly Brubaker
BT 13526 War I finally won Bradley, Kimberly Brubaker
BT 13528 Tiger rising DiCamillo, Kate
BT 13529 Remarkable journey of Coyote Sunrise Gemeinhart, Dan
BT 13530 There’s an owl in the shower George, Jean Craighead, 1919-2012
BT 13531 Ironwood tree: the Spiderwick Chronicles, Book 4 Diterlizzi, Tony
BT 13532 Mockingjay Collins, Suzanne
BT 13533 Warriors: The New Prophecy: Moonrise English Hunter, Erin
BT 13534 Warriors: Power of Three: Long Shadows Hunter, Erin
BT 13535 Warriors: The New Prophecy: Dawn Hunter, Erin
BT 13536 Warriors: The New Prophecy: Sunset Hunter, Erin
BT 13537 Warriors: Power of Three: Dark River Hunter, Erin
BT 13538 Warriors: Power of Three: Outcast Hunter, Erin
BT 13539 Curious George Rey, H. A.
BT 13540 Amelia Bedelia and the surprise shower Parish, Peggy
BT 13541 Warriors: Power of Three: Eclipse Hunter, Erin
BT 13542 Darkest hour: Warriors, Book 6 Hunter, Erin
BT 13543 Warriors: The New Prophecy: Midnight Hunter, Erin
BT 13544 Warriors: The New Prophecy: Twilight Hunter, Erin
BT 13545 Dangerous path Hunter, Erin
BT 13546 Warriors: Power of Three: Sunrise Hunter, Erin
BT 13547 Warriors: Power of Three: The Sight Hunter, Erin
BT 13548 Rising storm Hunter, Erin
BT 13549 Good morning, gorillas Osborne, Mary Pope
BT 13550 High tide in Hawaii Osborne, Mary Pope
BT 13559 Stage fright on a summer night Osborne, Mary Pope
BT 13566 Warriors: The New Prophecy: Starlight Hunter, Erin
BT 13570 Into the wild: Warriors, book 1 Hunter, Erin
BT 13571 Anne’s house of dreams Montgomery, L. M.
BT 13572 Anne of Windy Poplars Montgomery, L. M.
BT 13575 Fire and ice: Warriors, book 2 Hunter, Erin
BT 13579 Elk hunt Dahlstrom, S. J.
YOUNG ADULT FICTION
BT 13527 Catching fire Collins, Suzanne
JUVENILE FICTION
BT 13470 DOG’S PORPOISE ROSS, M.C.
A rambunctious mutt and a curious porpoise become best pals in this adorably charming story about friendship and family. For grades 2-4. Unrated. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13483 BEATRYCE PROPHECY DICAMILLO, KATE
Gentle Brother Edik finds a girl, Beatryce, curled in a stall, wracked with fever, coated in dirt and blood, and holding fast to the ear of a goat. As a monk nurses Beatryce to health, he uncovers her dangerous secret, a prophecy that imperils them all. For grades 3-6. 2021.
BT 13485 OTHER WORDS FOR HOME WARGA, JASMINE
When her Syrian hometown is overshadowed by violence, Jude is sent with her mother to the safety of a relative’s home in America. She worries for the family members who were left behind and adjusts to a new life filled with surprises. For grades 4-7. 2019. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13486 CARNIVOROUS CARNIVAL: A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS, BOOK 9 SNICKET, LEMONY
The Baudelaire orphans stow away in the trunk of Count Olaf’s car after he frames them for murder and sets fire to The Hostile Hospital (RC 52913, BR 13633). They resort to disguises as they hide at the Caligari Carnival where Count Olaf consults a fortune-teller. For grades 4-7. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13456 INKLING OPPEL, KENNETH, 1967-
When an inkblot that can write, listen, learn, and draw jumps out of his dad’s sketchbook, Ethan believes it may be the answer to their problems and names it Inkling. For grades 3-6. 2018. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13471 ONE HUNDRED ONE WAYS TO BUG YOUR PARENTS WARDLAW, LEE, 1955-
Steve, called Sneeze because of his allergies, has his heart set on attending an inventors’ convention. Instead, a change in family plans puts him in a summer-school writing class. Thinking up ways to pester his parents gives him an idea for a moneymaking book. For grades 4-7. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13455 STAY PYRON, BOBBIE
After her family moves into a shelter in a new city, Piper’s life is turned upside down. But she soon finds hope in new friendships and with a special dog, Baby. For grades 4-7. 2019. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13500 HOME OF THE BRAVE APPLEGATE, KATHERINE
A beautifully wrought novel about an immigrant’s journey from hardship to hope. American culture, the Minnesota climate, and personal identity are examined in this moving first-person novel written in free verse. For grades 6-9. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13465 CAT IN THE HAT SEUSS, DR.
A story in rhyme about two bored children sitting at home on a rainy day while their mother is out. Then the Cat in the Hat arrives on their doormat to show them good fun with his tricks and games. For preschool-2 grade. 1957. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13453 BERENSTAIN BEARS AND THE DRESS CODE BERENSTAIN, STAN, 1923-2005
Even though they are not into rad fashions, Brother Bear and Sister Bear join the other cubs’ protest when Mr. Grizzmeyer enforces a strict dress code at Bear Country School. Unrated. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13452 I SURVIVED HURRICANE KATRINA, 2005 TARSHIS, LAUREN
Barry’s family tries to evacuate before Hurricane Katrina hits their home in New Orleans. But when Barry’s little sister gets terribly sick, they’re forced to stay home and wait out the storm. At first, Katrina doesn’t seem to be as bad as predicted. But overnight the levees break, and Barry’s world is literally torn apart. He’s swept away by the floodwaters, away from his family. Can he survive the storm of the century — alone? Unrated. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13464 BERENSTAIN BEARS COUNT THEIR BLESSINGS BERENSTAIN, STAN, 1923-2005
Mama Bear is tired of hearing about how many Bearbie dolls Lizzy Bruin has and about how many Game Bear video games cousin Freddy just got. During a thunderstorm, Mama gets her cubs to realize that love and a good home are more valuable than material possessions. Contracted braille in UEB.
BT 13454 HORRIBLE HARRY AND THE HOLIDAZE KLINE, SUZY
Miss Mackle’s third graders share December holiday traditions–Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Three Kings’ Day, and Korean New Year–with one another and with Harry’s great-grandfather who just moved into a nursing home. For grades 2-4. 2003. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13458 ALIENS FOR LUNCH ETRA, JONATHAN
Ever wonder why desserts taste scrumptious? It’s because of XTC, the sweet ingredient from the planet Ganoob. When the world’s supply is stolen, Richard and his alien friend Aric must recover it before desserts everywhere taste like stale spitballs! This hilarious adventure is the follow-up to Aliens for Breakfast. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13461 ALIENS FOR DINNER SPINNER, STEPHANIE
Aric the alien returns to Earth to help Richard Bickerstaff save the world from an invasion of Dwilbs, pollution-loving aliens who want to turn the planet into a toxic theme park. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13463 WAYS TO GROW LOVE WATSON, RENÉE
In the summer before fifth grade, Ryan Hart continues to grow through changes and challenges, such as waiting for a new baby sister to be born, a summer camp trip, and more. For grades 3-6. 2021. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13469 HOW TO EAT FRIED WORMS ROCKWELL, THOMAS, 1933-
Alan bets fifty dollars that Billy can’t eat a worm a day for fifteen days. Both boys work hard to win the bet using psychological warfare, bizarre pranks, and plain cheating. For grades 3-6. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13466 CAT IN THE HAT SEUSS, DR.
A story in rhyme about two bored children sitting at home on a rainy day while their mother is out. Then the Cat in the Hat arrives on their doormat to show them good fun with his tricks and games. For preschool-2 grade. 1957. Unified English Braille Code. Uncontracted braille.
BT 13473 Zoey and Sassafras: Caterflies and Ice CITRO, ASIA
An unexpected snowstorm causes problems for the caterflies of the forest and their eggs. The fuzzy creatures enlist the help of Zoey and Sassafras, who must act before the eggs hatch! For preschool-grade 2. 2017. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13474 ZOEY AND SASSAFRAS: CATERFLIES AND ICE CITRO, ASIA
In the first book of this series, Zoey discovers a glowing photo and learns an amazing secret. Injured magical animals come to their backyard barn for help! When a sick baby dragon appears, it’s up to Zoey and Sassafras to figure out what’s wrong. Will they be able to help little Marshmallow before it’s too late? Unrated. For preschool-grade 2. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13476 SAVE ME A SEAT WEEKS, SARAH
Two very different boys, Ravi and Joe, discover they have something in common the first week of fifth grade: a bully. The duo plot to take back control of their lives and become friends in the process. Commercial audiobook. For grades 3-6. Related names: Varadarajan, Gita. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13477 WAYS TO MAKE SUNSHINE WATSON, RENÉE
Portland, Oregon. After her father starts a new job, money is tight and Ryan has a lot on her mind with all of the changes. But no matter what, Ryan tries to bring sunshine to her loved ones. For grades 3-6. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13478 SUMMER OF THE SWANS BYARS, BETSY CROMER
Sometimes you don’t know what you love—until you almost lose it. Sara’s fourteenth summer was turning out to be the most confusing time of her life. Up until then, things had flowed smoothly, like the gliding swans on the lake. Now she wanted to fly away from everything—her beautiful older sister, her bossy Aunty Willie, her remote father, and, most of all, from herself. But could she fly away from Charlie? She loved her younger brother in a way she couldn’t understand, though sometimes she grew tired of his neediness. But when Charlie himself took flight, Sara suddenly knew what she had to do…. For grades 4-7. Newbery Medal Winner. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13479 TALE OF DESPEREAUX: BEING THE STORY OF A MOUSE, A PRINCESS, SOME SOUP, AND A SPOOL OF THREAD DICAMILLO, KATE
Despereaux, a small mouse, is condemned to the dungeon for falling in love with human Princess Pea. Despereaux meets the rat, Roscuro, while Mig, an upstairs serving girl, wishes to be a princess, too. All four meet with near disastrous results. For grades 3-6. Newbery Medal Winner. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13482 GREEN EGGS AND HAM SEUSS, DR.
Nonsense rhyme about a delightful creature named Sam-I-Am, and his efforts to get another to eat green eggs and ham. For preschool-grade 2. Unified English Braille Code. Uncontracted braille.
BT 13484 GREEN EGGS AND HAM SEUSS, DR.
Nonsense rhyme about a delightful creature named Sam-I-Am, and his efforts to get another to eat green eggs and ham. For preschool-grade 2. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13487 BRIAN’S WINTER PAULSEN, GARY
Thirteen-year-old Brian was rescued from the Canadian wilderness at the end of summer in “The Hatchet” (RC 30535). But what if his distress call had not been heard and he had faced the harsh winter in the woods? This survival story pits the stranded young outdoorsman against the cold, loneliness, and worst of nature. For grades 6-9 and older. English Braille, American Edition. Contracted braille.
BT 13495 HOW DO DINOSAURS LOVE THEIR CATS? YOLEN, JANE
From purring naps to catnip toys, kitty cats are a dinosaur’s favorite pet! For preschool-grade 2. 2010. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille. PRINT/BRAILLE.
BT 13497 IF I WERE A LAMB
These sturdy board books have fun things to feel throughout, including the animal’s fuzzy tail on the back cover! For preschool-grade 2. Unified English Braille Code. Uncontracted braille. PRINT/BRAILLE. Copyright and publication date unknown.
BT 13498 FOX AND THE HOUND DISNEY, WALT
The classic tale of Tod and Copper’s timeless friendship. For preschool-grade 2. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille. PRINT/BRAILLE.
BT 13494 THAT’S NOT MY UNICORN WATT, FIONA
Have fun feeling each page until you find the right unicorn! For preschool-grade 2. 2017. Unified English Braille Code. Unontracted braille. PRINT/BRAILLE.
BT 13460 MISERABLE MILL: A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS, BOOK 4 SNICKET, LEMONY
In this sequel to The Wide Window (RC 50909), the saga of the Baudelaire orphans continues as they are sent to work at a grimy lumber mill in exchange for dormitory bunks. In due course their nemesis, Count Olaf, appears in yet another disguise. For grade 4-7. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13467 WIDE WINDOW: A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS, BOOK 3 SNICKET, LEMONY
In this sequel to The Reptile Room (RC 50908) the Baudelaire orphans are sent to live with Aunt Josephine, who worries about everything, especially Lake Lachrymose and its loathsome leeches. The unhappy youngsters encounter cold soup on a rainy day, a hurricane, and a villain with a peg leg. For grades 4-7. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13468 REPTILE ROOM: A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS, BOOK 2 SNICKET, LEMONY
After narrowly escaping the menacing clutches of the dastardly Count Olaf in The Bad Beginning (RC 50907), the Baudelaire orphans go to live with Uncle Monty, a kindly herpetologist. For a brief time they are happy, but then Count Olaf reappears. For grades 4-7. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13459 TALES OF A FOURTH GRADE NOTHING BLUME, JUDY
Peter finds his demanding two-year-old brother, Fudge, an ever- increasing problem as the child proceeds to get lost at the movies and eats Peter’s pet turtle. For grades 3-6. 1972. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13457 CORALINE GAIMAN, NEIL
While exploring her new home, Coraline goes through a doorway that shouldn’t be there into a dangerous world where she has a disturbingly different set of parents. Since this other mother kidnaps Coraline’s real parents, it is up to Coraline to rescue them and return to her world safely. For grades 4-7. 2002. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13490 IF I WERE AN OWL
These sturdy board books have fun things to feel throughout! For preschool-grade 2. Unified English Braille Code. Uncontracted braille. PRINT/BRAILLE. Copyright and publication date unknown.
BT 13493 LITTLES AND HOW THEY GROW DIPUCCHIO, KELLY
A rhyming celebration of babies, or Littles, who are cared for by loved ones in every way and grow big in the blink of an eye. For preschool-grade 2. 2017. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille. PRINT/BRAILLE.
BT 13489 LITTLE QUACK COUNTS THOMPSON, LAUREN, 1962-
Join Little Quack and his sister Widdle as they learn their numbers during their exciting adventure! Little Quack will melt readers’ hearts as he counts from one butterfly to five bees and then back down to one Mama Duck! This padded board book is a perfect format for preschoolers! For preschool-grade 2. Unified English Braille Code. Uncontracted braille. PRINT/BRAILLE.
BT 13492 THAT’S NOT MY TRUCK WATT, FIONA
This delightful series of board books is aimed at very young children. The bright pictures, with their patches of different textures, are designed to develop sensory and language awareness. Babies and toddlers will love turning the pages and touching the feely patches. For preschool-grade 2. 2008. Unified English Braille Code. Uncontracted braille. PRINT/BRAILLE.
BT 13499 SHEEP GO TO SLEEP SHAW, NANCY (NANCY E.)
At the end of the day, tired sheep return to their shed but none can sleep until the collie arrives, giving a hug, a drink of water, and more until all have begun to snore. For preschool-grade 2. Unified English Braille code. Contracted braille. PRINT/BRAILLE. Related names: Apple, Margot, illustrator.
BT 13501 DRAGONS IN A BAG ELLIOTT, ZETTA
Nine-year-old Jax joins Ma, a curmudgeonly witch who lives in his Brooklyn apartment building, on a quest to deliver three baby dragons to a magical world, and along the way discovers his true calling. For grades 2-4. 2018. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
JUVENILE NON-FICTION
BT 13472 BOY WHO HARNESSED THE WIND: CREATING CURRENTS OF ELECTRICITY AND HOPE KAMKWAMBA, WILLIAM, 1987-
Memoir of Malawi youth William, a school dropout who was inspired by a library book to build the first windmill in his village. Describes growing up on a farm without electricity, surviving famine, recycling scraps into a windmill to generate power, and inspiring others. Alex Award. For grades 2-4 and older. 2015. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13462 IF I WERE IN CHARGE OF THE WORLD AND OTHER WORRIES: POEMS FOR CHILDREN AND THEIR PARENTS VIORST, JUDITH
Forty-one poems about wishes and worries for everyone who has ever worried about anything. For grades 3-6. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13475 BLACK INVENTORS: 15 INVENTIONS THAT CHANGED THE WORLD TRUSTY, KATHY
“Throughout history, Black inventors have achieved some of the world’s greatest advancements in science, technology, engineering, and math. This book highlights 15 men and women who made a big impact with their inventions–from Marie Van Brittan Brown, who created the first home security system, to Mark Dean, who invented the personal computer. Learn all about each inventor’s creative process, their invention, and the way it’s benefited our world.”–Publisher’s description. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13480 WHO IS STEVIE WONDER? GIGLIOTTI, JIM
Introduces the life and career of the musician, singer, and songwriter Stevie Wonder. For grades 4-7. Unrated. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13481 WHO IS MALALA YOUSAFZAI? BROWN, DINAH
Introduces Malala Yousafzai, a girl who loved to learn but was told that girls would no longer be allowed to go to school. She wrote a blog that called attention to what was happening in her beautiful corner of Pakistan and realized that words can bring about change. She has continued to speak out for the right of all children to have an education, and in 2014 won the Nobel Peace Prize. For grades 4-7. Unrated. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13496 SHAPES WITH LITTLE FISH COUSINS, LUCY
Feel & learn about shapes with Little Fish! For preschool-grade 2. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille. PRINT/BRAILLE.
BT 13491 DR. SEUSS’S ONE FISH, TWO FISH, THREE, FOUR, FIVE FISH! SEUSS, DR.
Children love counting with Dr. Seuss’s rhymes using the fun fish-shaped beads at the top of this book! For preschool-grade 2. 1960. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille. PRINT/BRAILLE.
Join the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled (NLS) on Thursday, March 9, 2023, for the Many Faces of BARD program, featuring the new NLS Braille E-Reader. The program begins at 6:00 p.m. (Central) and lasts for one hour. NLS staff will provide an overview of both the Humanware and Zoomax braille e-readers, and then take questions from participants.
No registration is required.
Use this Zoom link to attend: https://loc.zoomgov.com/j/1618927125?pwd=QUxvaG1hRnRQU2E3Y2MxK01zZUpjQT09
You can also call in by dialing 1-646-828-7666. The Meeting ID is 161 892 7125.
JUVENILE FICTION
BT 13418 MOVIE STAR MYSTERY: BOXCAR CHILDREN #69 WARNER, GERTRUDE CHANDLER, 1890-1979
When a famous movie star is filming nearby, lots of odd things start to happen. It’s another mystery for the Boxcar Children to solve! For grades 4-7. Unrated. 1999. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13419 AMUSEMENT PARK MYSTERY WARNER, GERTRUDE CHANDLER, 1890-1979
The Aldens search for carousel horses that have disappeared from an amusement park. Commercial audiobook. For grades 4-7. 1992. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13420 LULU’S MYSTERIOUS MISSION VIORST, JUDITH
When Lulu’s parents go on vacation, the formidable Ms. Sonia Sofia Solinsky comes to babysit. Lulu behaves as badly as possible to get her to leave, until Ms. Solinsky reveals her secret. For grades 2-4. 2014. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13421 ERNIE’S LITTLE LIE ELLIOTT, DAN
What should Ernie do when all his Sesame Street friends think that he painted a picture which wasn’t really his? Unrated. For preschool-2 grade. 1983. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille. PRINT/BRAILLE.
BT 13422 DON’T CRY BIG BIRD ROBERTS, SARAH
When Big Bird feels he’s too big to play with his Sesame Street friends, they put their heads together to solve the problem! Unrated. For preschool-2 grade. 1981. Related names: Children’s Television Workshop. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille. PRINT/BRAILLE.
BT 13423 ERNIE’S BIG MESS ROBERTS, SARAH
Bert and Ernie argue over Ernie’s messiness, so Ernie looks for another place to live on Sesame Street. Unrated. For preschool-2 grade. 1981. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille. PRINT/BRAILLE.
BT 13427 DANGER ON MIDNIGHT RIVER PAULSEN, GARY
Twelve-year-old Daniel Martin is a slow learner who escapes his classmates’ cruel jokes by spending time in the outdoors. When a van crash plunges them into a river, Daniel could use his survival skills to save himself–or risk everything to try to rescue the bullies, too. For grades 6-9. Unrated. 2005. English Braille, American Edition. Contracted braille.
BT 13424 HERO TWO DOORS DOWN ROBINSON, SHARON, 1950-
Eight-year-old Steve Satlow is thrilled when Jackie Robinson moves into his Jewish neighborhood in Brooklyn in 1948, although many of his neighbors are not, and when Steve actually meets his hero he is even more excited–and worried that a misunderstanding over a Christmas tree could damage his new friendship. For grades 3-6. Unrated. 2016. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13425 COOKCAMP PAULSEN, GARY
1944. A young boy travels alone on the train from Chicago to northern Minnesota to stay with his Norwegian grandmother, who is the cook for a crew of road builders. The boy’s father is a soldier, and his mother has brought home a man she says is an uncle–but the boy knows better. Grandmother shows him how to help her in the cook trailer, and the large, loud men take him on their huge road-building machines. For grades 5-8. 1991. English Braille, American Edition. Contracted braille.
BT 13426 SAVING WINSLOW CREECH, SHARON
When his father brings home an ailing newborn donkey, Louie names the animal Winslow and decides to take care of him. But everyone worries that Winslow is not going to survive. Commercial audiobook. For grades 3-6. 2018. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13428 CLASS CLOWN HURWITZ, JOHANNA
Lucas Cott, the most obstreperous boy in the third grade, finds it very hard to turn over a new leaf when he decides to become the perfect student. For grades 3-6. Unrated. 1987. English Braille, American Edition. Contracted braille.
BT 13429 CLASS PRESIDENT HURWITZ, JOHANNA
The campaign is on for president of the fifth-grade class, and the leading contenders are Lucas Cott, the class clown, and Cricket Kaufman, who plans to be the first woman president of the nation. Julio Sanchez, who would love to run for the office but figures he has no chance of winning, is Lucas’s campaign manager. But when Julio shows his leadership abilities, a surprise is in the offing. For grades 3-6. 1990. English Braille, American Edition. Contracted braille.
BT 13430 BURTON AND DUDLEY SHARMAT, MARJORIE WEINMAN
Dudley Possum, who loves to walk, persuades his reluctant friend Burton Possum to join him for a hike. The hike proves to be a test for their friendship and reveals some surprise as well. For preschool-2 grade. 1975. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille. PRINT/BRAILLE.
BT 13431 CRICKET IN TIMES SQUARE SELDEN, GEORGE, 1929-
Befriended by a young man named Mario, a country cricket and his musical talent turn a newsstand in the Times Square subway station into a concert hall for commuters. For grades 3-6. 1960. Newbery Honor book 1961. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13432 BECAUSE OF WINN-DIXIE DICAMILLO, KATE
Ten-year-old India Opal and her preacher dad move to a new town in Florida during the summer. Opal is lonely until she adopts a big stray dog she names Winn-Dixie. The two soon make friends with the local librarian, the pet store manager, and a nearly-blind elderly neighbor. For grades 3-6. 2000. Newbery Honor Book. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13434 BRIAN’S RETURN PAULSEN, GARY
Back in society, going to school and trying to fit in, Brian savagely beats a bully who attacked him. With the help of Caleb, a blind counselor, Brian realizes that he needs to go where he belongs–in the wilderness again. Sequel to “The River” (RC 34751, BR 8844). For grades 6-9 and older readers. 1999. English Braille, American Edition. Contracted braille.
BT 13441 BAD BEGINNING SNICKET, LEMONY
The Baudelaire siblings – Violet, fourteen; Klaus, twelve; and Sunny, a teething toddler – are charming and clever, but “magnets for misfortune.” In short order, they are orphaned, denied access to their inheritance until Violet comes of age, and sent to live with a repulsive relative, Count Olaf. For grades 4-7. Bestseller. 1999. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13433 RAYMIE NIGHTINGALE DICAMILLO, KATE
Raymie hopes that if she wins a local beauty pageant her father will come home. As she practices twirling a baton and performing good deeds, she is drawn into an unlikely friendship with a drama queen and a saboteur. For grades 4-7. 2016. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13435 CLEMENTINE PENNYPACKER, SARA, 1951-
Third-grader Clementine’s disastrous week includes cutting her fourth-grade friend Margaret’s long hair, chopping off her own hair, and frequenting the principal’s office. Her little brother is the easy child, while Clementine, the difficult child, fears that her parents want to get rid of her. For grades 2-4. 2006. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13436 CHARLOTTE’S WEB WHITE, E.B. (ELWYN BROOKS), 1899-1985
A little girl who can talk with animals is devoted to Wilbur, the foolishly smug pig, and Charlotte, the beautiful gray spider who works to save Wilbur’s life. A sensitive story for children of all ages as well as adults. For grades 3-6. 1952. Newbery Honor book 1953. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13437 MUDSHARK PAULSEN, GARY
Principal Wagner confidently deals with a faculty washroom crisis, a psychic parrot, and a terrorizing gerbil, but when all the classroom erasers disappear, he turns to the school’s best problem solver and locator of lost items, twelve-year-old Lyle Williams, aka Mudshark. For grades 3-6. 2009. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13438 CYBIL WAR BYARS, BETSY CROMER
Simon learns some hard lessons about friendship when his oldest friend lies about him to Cybil Ackerman, the girl Simon has loved since she stood up to the teacher for him in second grade. For grades 4-7. 1981. English Braille, American Edition. Contracted braille.
BT 13439 TIME HACKERS PAULSEN, GARY
When someone uses futuristic technology to play pranks on twelve-year-old Dorso Clayman, he and his best friend set off on a supposedly impossible journey through space and time trying to stop the gamesters who are endangering the universe. Unrated. 2005. English Braille, American Edition. Contracted braille.
BT 13443 CLEMENTINE, FRIEND OF THE WEEK PENNYPACKER, SARA, 1951-
Clementine proudly announces to her family that she was picked Friend of the Week in her third-grade classroom. But she gets sidetracked from her special duties after fighting with her best friend Margaret and losing her kitten, Moisturizer. Sequel to Clementine’s Letter (DB/RC 67134). For grades 2-4. 2010. English Braille, American Edition. Contracted braille.
BT 13445 HIGHER POWER OF LUCKY PATRON, SUSAN
Hard Pan, California: population forty-three. Convinced that her guardian, Brigitte, wants to return to France, ten-year-old Lucky Trimble runs away during a sandstorm with her dog, HMS Beagle. Lucky encounters her five-year-old neighbor Miles, and the three of them have an adventure. For grades 4-7. 2006. Newbery Medal Winner. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
JUVENILE NON–FICTION
BT 13442 WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS: THE POEMS AND DRAWINGS OF SHEL SILVERSTEIN SILVERSTEIN, SHEL
A collection of 127 madcap poems. Subjects include acrobats, Band-Aids, dancing pants, and sleeping sardines. For grades 2-4 and older readers. 1974. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
BT 13444 DARE TO DREAM! TWENTY-FIVE EXTRAORDINARY LIVES HUMPHREY, SANDRA MCLEOD
Biographical sketches of people who showed moral, physical, or spiritual courage to achieve their goals. Profiles athletes, doctors, politicians, writers, lawyers, and entertainers including Eleanor Roosevelt, Norman Vincent Peale, Maya Angelou, Sandra Day O’Connor, Ben Carson, Bill Cosby, and Sammy Sosa. For grades 5-8. 2005. Unified English Braille Code. Contracted braille.
YOUNG ADULT FICTION
BT 13440 CAPTIVE! PAULSEN, GARY
Roman Sanchez must overcome his fear and lead the fight for freedom when he and his friends are held hostage in a remote mountain cabin. For senior high readers. 1995. English Braille, American Edition. Contracted braille.
The National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled (NLS) just announced the launch of Braille on Demand. This new service allows braille readers to request one title per month in paper braille format that patrons are allowed to keep.
You may begin requesting titles on June 20, 2022.
To request the one monthly title, patrons of the Talking Book Program will fill out the request form that goes directly to NLS:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NLSbrailleondemand
Once NLS processes your request, they will mail the braille book straight to you.
The link to theform is also available on our website at: https://www.tsl.texas.gov/tbp/bibliographies/bibindex.html and here https://www.tsl.texas.gov/tbp/news/index.html
Guidelines for requesting titles:
If you fill out the request form on your own, you will need to know the following:
We hope that our braille patrons will take advantage of this new service.
Please call us if you have any questions or if you would like us to fill out the form for you.