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Between the CoversBetween the CoversGreenville Library Adult Summer

Reading ProgramJuly 2nd - Aug. 10th

Grand Prize will be selected August 10th at NoonGrand Prize will be selected August 10th at Noon

June 2012401-949-3630, Fax 949-0530 TDI 800-745-5555 www.yourlibrary.ws

Greenville Public Library Happenings

Members of the MYSTERY BOOK CLUB are meeting on Tuesday, June 5 from 1:30 pm to 2:30 pm to discuss the book Hide by Lisa Gardner. New members are alwayswelcome.

DOWSING FOR BEGINNERSLearn the ancient skill of locating ground water, buried metals or hid-den gems on Saturday, June 9 from 10:00 am to 12:30 pm. Registra-tion is required. Please call 949-3630 ext. 1 to register, or sign-up on our on-line calendar at www.yourlibrary.ws.

Members of the KNITTING MAVENS meet every Tues-day evening from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm. New members are always welcome

Sign-up for this Adult Summer Reading Sign-up for this Adult Summer Reading Program will be held the week of June 25 Program will be held the week of June 25 – June 30. Each participant will be given a – June 30. Each participant will be given a booklet that will contain information on the booklet that will contain information on the program.program.

Michelle Marquis, Wellness Coordinator, Health Educator, and owner of The Highway2 Health, LLC is presenting her HIGHWAY 2 HEALTH pro-gram on Monday, June 18From 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm. Seating is limited. Advance registration is required. Please Call Aina Wagner-Brown at (401) 949-4726 to register.

Ms. Nancy Arnold from Odyssey Hospice is holding a GRIEF SUP-PORT session on Tuesday, June 19 from 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm. Please call 949-3630 ext. 1 to register, or Sign-up on our on-line calendar at www.yourlibrary.ws.

Members of the PICNIC TA-BLE READS BOOK CLUB are meeting on Thursday, June 21 from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm to discuss the book Caroline’s Daughers by Alice Adams.Daughers by Alice Adams.DaughersNew members are always welcome.

Deborah Baronas will be exhibiting her works on Smithfield Mills

Members of the PICNIC TABLE READS BOOK CLUB are meeting on Thursday, June 21 from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm to discuss the book Caroline’s Daughters by Alice Adams. New members are always Caroline’s Daughters by Alice Adams. New members are always Caroline’s Daughterswelcome.

The Newsletter of the Greenville Public Library, Smithfi eld, Rhode Island

Children’s Department NewsJune After School Craft: Don’t Bug Me!June After School Craft: Don’t Bug Me!June After School Craft: Don’t Bug Me!June After School Craft: Don’t Bug Me!June After School Craft: Don’t Bug Me!June After School Craft: Don’t Bug Me!June After School Craft: Don’t Bug Me!June After School Craft: Don’t Bug Me!June After School Craft: Don’t Bug Me!

Children ages 6-10 may join us for a fun molding session during which they will make cute, silly or frightening Children ages 6-10 may join us for a fun molding session during which they will make cute, silly or frightening Children ages 6-10 may join us for a fun molding session during which they will make cute, silly or frightening Children ages 6-10 may join us for a fun molding session during which they will make cute, silly or frightening Children ages 6-10 may join us for a fun molding session during which they will make cute, silly or frightening June After School Craft: Don’t Bug Me!

Children ages 6-10 may join us for a fun molding session during which they will make cute, silly or frightening June After School Craft: Don’t Bug Me!June After School Craft: Don’t Bug Me!




Children ages 6-10 may join us for a fun molding session during which they will make cute, silly or frightening June After School Craft: Don’t Bug Me!

bugs. These bugs will harden at home—no worries they will infest their rooms! The program will take place on bugs. These bugs will harden at home—no worries they will infest their rooms! The program will take place on bugs. These bugs will harden at home—no worries they will infest their rooms! The program will take place on bugs. These bugs will harden at home—no worries they will infest their rooms! The program will take place on Monday, June 11 at 4 pm. Registration is now being taken.

Summer Reading Program ~ 2012Summer Reading Program ~ 2012Summer Reading Program ~ 2012Summer Reading Program ~ 2012Summer Reading Program ~ 2012Summer Reading Program ~ 2012“Dream Big, READ!” is the theme of the Summer Reading Program at the Library this summer, where children “Dream Big, READ!” is the theme of the Summer Reading Program at the Library this summer, where children “Dream Big, READ!” is the theme of the Summer Reading Program at the Library this summer, where children “Dream Big, READ!” is the theme of the Summer Reading Program at the Library this summer, where children “Dream Big, READ!” is the theme of the Summer Reading Program at the Library this summer, where children

Summer Reading Program ~ 2012“Dream Big, READ!” is the theme of the Summer Reading Program at the Library this summer, where children

Summer Reading Program ~ 2012Summer Reading Program ~ 2012“Dream Big, READ!” is the theme of the Summer Reading Program at the Library this summer, where children





Summer Reading Program ~ 2012ages 3 1/2_- 10 years of age will explore the night as well as their dreams. Bedtime storytimes, book buddies, ages 3 1/2_- 10 years of age will explore the night as well as their dreams. Bedtime storytimes, book buddies, ages 3 1/2_- 10 years of age will explore the night as well as their dreams. Bedtime storytimes, book buddies, ages 3 1/2_- 10 years of age will explore the night as well as their dreams. Bedtime storytimes, book buddies, weekly drawing prizes, incentive coupons, and more will entice children to be a part of the fun. Registration weekly drawing prizes, incentive coupons, and more will entice children to be a part of the fun. Registration weekly drawing prizes, incentive coupons, and more will entice children to be a part of the fun. Registration weekly drawing prizes, incentive coupons, and more will entice children to be a part of the fun. Registration begins June 25 for the program which will take place from June 25-August 10. A complete brochure detailing begins June 25 for the program which will take place from June 25-August 10. A complete brochure detailing begins June 25 for the program which will take place from June 25-August 10. A complete brochure detailing begins June 25 for the program which will take place from June 25-August 10. A complete brochure detailing all of the programs during the summer will be available in June. Descriptions of some of our opening programs all of the programs during the summer will be available in June. Descriptions of some of our opening programs all of the programs during the summer will be available in June. Descriptions of some of our opening programs all of the programs during the summer will be available in June. Descriptions of some of our opening programs follow.

The statewide Rhode Island Summer Reading Program is supported by the RI Office of Library and Information The statewide Rhode Island Summer Reading Program is supported by the RI Office of Library and Information The statewide Rhode Island Summer Reading Program is supported by the RI Office of Library and Information The statewide Rhode Island Summer Reading Program is supported by the RI Office of Library and Information Services with funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, the Pawtucket Red Sox, Citizens Bank Services with funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, the Pawtucket Red Sox, Citizens Bank Services with funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, the Pawtucket Red Sox, Citizens Bank Services with funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, the Pawtucket Red Sox, Citizens Bank and Pepsi. Local support includes the Smithfield YMCA, A & W Root Beer, the Friends of the Library, and the and Pepsi. Local support includes the Smithfield YMCA, A & W Root Beer, the Friends of the Library, and the and Pepsi. Local support includes the Smithfield YMCA, A & W Root Beer, the Friends of the Library, and the and Pepsi. Local support includes the Smithfield YMCA, A & W Root Beer, the Friends of the Library, and the Greenville Library.

Please Note: Registration is required for all programs, so call 949-3630 x 2 to register, or do so in person at the Please Note: Registration is required for all programs, so call 949-3630 x 2 to register, or do so in person at the Please Note: Registration is required for all programs, so call 949-3630 x 2 to register, or do so in person at the Please Note: Registration is required for all programs, so call 949-3630 x 2 to register, or do so in person at the Children’s Desk. Please, no drop-ins or voice mail registrations for any of our programs. Thank you.Children’s Desk. Please, no drop-ins or voice mail registrations for any of our programs. Thank you.Children’s Desk. Please, no drop-ins or voice mail registrations for any of our programs. Thank you.Children’s Desk. Please, no drop-ins or voice mail registrations for any of our programs. Thank you.

Mad ScienceFamilies with children ages 4-10 will enjoy a fun-filled “edu-taining” performance that will show them some of Families with children ages 4-10 will enjoy a fun-filled “edu-taining” performance that will show them some of Families with children ages 4-10 will enjoy a fun-filled “edu-taining” performance that will show them some of Families with children ages 4-10 will enjoy a fun-filled “edu-taining” performance that will show them some of what Big Dreams in science have accomplished to date and that will demonstrate how science can help them to what Big Dreams in science have accomplished to date and that will demonstrate how science can help them to what Big Dreams in science have accomplished to date and that will demonstrate how science can help them to what Big Dreams in science have accomplished to date and that will demonstrate how science can help them to achieve their own dreams. Mad Science will be at the Greenville Library to kick off our Summer Reading Pro-achieve their own dreams. Mad Science will be at the Greenville Library to kick off our Summer Reading Pro-achieve their own dreams. Mad Science will be at the Greenville Library to kick off our Summer Reading Pro-achieve their own dreams. Mad Science will be at the Greenville Library to kick off our Summer Reading Pro-gram on Wednesday, June 27 at 10:30 am. Registration begins June 11.gram on Wednesday, June 27 at 10:30 am. Registration begins June 11.

Dream CatchersChildren ages 6-10 may register to join us on Friday, June 29 at 10:30 am to make a dream catcher. Children Children ages 6-10 may register to join us on Friday, June 29 at 10:30 am to make a dream catcher. Children Children ages 6-10 may register to join us on Friday, June 29 at 10:30 am to make a dream catcher. Children Children ages 6-10 may register to join us on Friday, June 29 at 10:30 am to make a dream catcher. Children will create a dream catcher to hang over their bed and catch all their bad dreams! Registration for this craft be-will create a dream catcher to hang over their bed and catch all their bad dreams! Registration for this craft be-will create a dream catcher to hang over their bed and catch all their bad dreams! Registration for this craft be-will create a dream catcher to hang over their bed and catch all their bad dreams! Registration for this craft be-gins on June 11.

Art ClassesFeeling creative? Children ages 6-10 may register for one or all in the series of art classes taught by artist and Feeling creative? Children ages 6-10 may register for one or all in the series of art classes taught by artist and Feeling creative? Children ages 6-10 may register for one or all in the series of art classes taught by artist and Feeling creative? Children ages 6-10 may register for one or all in the series of art classes taught by artist and teacher Adele Karbowski to be held on Monday mornings from 10:30-11:30 am.Dream big and learn to draw, teacher Adele Karbowski to be held on Monday mornings from 10:30-11:30 am.Dream big and learn to draw, teacher Adele Karbowski to be held on Monday mornings from 10:30-11:30 am.Dream big and learn to draw, teacher Adele Karbowski to be held on Monday mornings from 10:30-11:30 am.Dream big and learn to draw, paint, and create in many different mediums. Children will use pastel, oil pastel, tempera paint, and collage in an paint, and create in many different mediums. Children will use pastel, oil pastel, tempera paint, and collage in an paint, and create in many different mediums. Children will use pastel, oil pastel, tempera paint, and collage in an paint, and create in many different mediums. Children will use pastel, oil pastel, tempera paint, and collage in an encouraging, creative environment. Classes will be held on July 2, 16, 30, and August 6. Registration for one or encouraging, creative environment. Classes will be held on July 2, 16, 30, and August 6. Registration for one or encouraging, creative environment. Classes will be held on July 2, 16, 30, and August 6. Registration for one or encouraging, creative environment. Classes will be held on July 2, 16, 30, and August 6. Registration for one or all of the classes begins June 25.

Paws to Read! Paws to Read! Paws to ReadDoes your child need practice in reading skills? Here’s an opportunity to practice this summer with Maxwell, a Does your child need practice in reading skills? Here’s an opportunity to practice this summer with Maxwell, a Does your child need practice in reading skills? Here’s an opportunity to practice this summer with Maxwell, a Does your child need practice in reading skills? Here’s an opportunity to practice this summer with Maxwell, a therapy dog who LOVES to listen to stories. Max and Diane, his owner, have listened to children read for the past therapy dog who LOVES to listen to stories. Max and Diane, his owner, have listened to children read for the past therapy dog who LOVES to listen to stories. Max and Diane, his owner, have listened to children read for the past therapy dog who LOVES to listen to stories. Max and Diane, his owner, have listened to children read for the past several years. Children ages 6-10 who would benefit from this experience can sign up for one 20 minute session several years. Children ages 6-10 who would benefit from this experience can sign up for one 20 minute session several years. Children ages 6-10 who would benefit from this experience can sign up for one 20 minute session several years. Children ages 6-10 who would benefit from this experience can sign up for one 20 minute session per week and spend that time reading to a willing, friendly, four-legged partner. Monday evenings from 6:30-7:30 per week and spend that time reading to a willing, friendly, four-legged partner. Monday evenings from 6:30-7:30 per week and spend that time reading to a willing, friendly, four-legged partner. Monday evenings from 6:30-7:30 per week and spend that time reading to a willing, friendly, four-legged partner. Monday evenings from 6:30-7:30 pm from July 2-August 6. Registration begins June 25 for one or more of the sessions.pm from July 2-August 6. Registration begins June 25 for one or more of the sessions.pm from July 2-August 6. Registration begins June 25 for one or more of the sessions.pm from July 2-August 6. Registration begins June 25 for one or more of the sessions.

The Newsletter of the Greenville Public Library, Smithfi eld, Rhode Island Book Buddies

Several teens are volunteering to team up with young readers in the Summer Reading Program on Tuesday mornings from 10:30-11:30 am, and Tuesday afternoons from 2:00-3:00 pm. Children ages 3 1/2-8 may sign up to read with a teen weekly to earn reading credit towards incentives, and for fun, of course! Buddy sessions begin on July 3 and continue on Tuesdays through August 7. Registration begins on June 25 for one or more of the Tuesday sessions.

Ronald McDonald’s Dream Big Show!Have a world of fun throughout “Ronald McDonald’s Dream Big Show!” This 30 minute show is filled with

Ronald McDonald’s Dream Big Show!Have a world of fun throughout “Ronald McDonald’s Dream Big Show!” This 30 minute show is filled with

Ronald McDonald’s Dream Big Show!adventure, magic, audience participation and reading fun! Families with children ages 3 and up may register for this program June 25. The show takes place Friday, July 6 at 10:30 am.

Magician Mat FrancoJoin Mat for this show filled with interactive magic and spontaneous comedy with a powerful underlying

Magician Mat FrancoJoin Mat for this show filled with interactive magic and spontaneous comedy with a powerful underlying

Magician Mat Francomessage that encourages children to develop strong reading skills to help them identify and follow their dreams. Families with children ages 4 and up may register for the show to be held on July 9 at 10:30 am. Registration begins June 25.

Bedtime StorytimesStorytimes for children ages 3 1/2_-5 1/2 years will be held on Wednesday evenings, from 6:30-7:15 pm. beginning Wednesday, July 11, and will continue through August 8. Registration is required and begins on Monday, June 25 for the first one. Registration for the following storytimes will be taken the week before each session. Please inquire at the Children’s Desk. Children may wear their pajamas and bring their favor-ite stuffed animal.

Decorate a Pillow CaseOn Wednesday, July 11, at 2 pm, children are invited to the library to “dream big” and decorate a pillow case. Children ages 6-10 will be able to wear their pajamas as they decorate a pillow case for their bedroom! Reg-istration for this craft begins on June 25.

Children’s BubbleSophia Calabro will display her Pez Dispenser collection in the Children’s Room Bubble for the month of June. Ten year old Sophia enjoys collecting Pez Dispensers because, “they come in lots of different shapes and bright colors; they are so cool; and you can eat the candy too.” So don’t forget to visit the Children’s Room to view Sophia’s collection!

Reading Aloud in RI (REAL)Elementary and preschool children and their families may join in this event at the Providence Children’s Mu-seum on Friday, June 1 from 5-7:30 pm to hear local authors and illustrators read aloud from their own books. Stars include Kara LaReau, Peter Mandel, Linda Crotta Brennan, Kelly Murphy. Terry Golson, Alison Paul, Ammi-Joan Paquette, Jamie Michalak, Anika Denise, and Chris Denise. Book sale and signing included. Free admission to the Museum from 5-8 pm.

Kids Reading Across RIFamilies with children in grades 3-6 are invited to come and kick-off the Summer Reading Program at the State

Kids Reading Across RIFamilies with children in grades 3-6 are invited to come and kick-off the Summer Reading Program at the State

Kids Reading Across RIHouse on Saturday, June 16 from 1-4 pm. Author Gail Levine will speak, a copy of her book, Dave at Night, will be given to each family and crafts and entertainment will also be included. For more information, go to http://tinyurl.com/krari or call 401-574-9309.


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The Newsletter of the Greenville Public Library, Smithfi eld, Rhode Island New in the Library Collections

New Non-Fiction Titles5-ingredient family favoritesA manual for writers of research papers, theses, and dissertations : Chicago style for students and researchers/ Kate L. Turabian After Camelot : a personal history of the Kennedy family 1968 to the present / J. Randy TaraborrelliAmerica in the forties Goldberg, Ronald Allen.Anti-inflammation diet for dummies / Morris, Artemis.Anti-inflammation diet for dummies / Morris, Artemis.Anti-inflammation diet for dummiesBackyard homesteading : a back-to-basics guide to self-sufficiency / David TohtBetter homes and gardens gardening made simple : the complete step-by-step guide to gardeningBobbi Brown makeup manual : for everyone from beginner to pro / by Bobbi BrownThe Bootstrapper’s Guide to the Mobile Web / Hay, DeltinaBrain power : improve your mind as you age / Michael J. Gelb and Kelly HowellBy invitation only : how we built Gilt and changed the way millions shop / Maybank, AlexisCelebrate with cupcakes : designs and techniques for creating 30 gorgeous cupcakes / Smith, LindyCelebrate with cupcakes : designs and techniques for creating 30 gorgeous cupcakes / Smith, LindyCelebrate with cupcakes : designs and techniques for creating 30 gorgeous cupcakesChair yoga : seated exercises for health and wellbeing / Rohnfeld, Edeltraud.Deadly choices : how the anti-vaccine movement threatens us all / Paul A. OffitDeadly choices : how the anti-vaccine movement threatens us all / Paul A. OffitDeadly choices : how the anti-vaccine movement threatens us allDeck ideas that work Jeswald, Peter.Deck ideas that work Jeswald, Peter.Deck ideas that workDreaming from the journal page : transforming the sketchbook to art / by Melanie TestaDreaming from the journal page : transforming the sketchbook to art / by Melanie TestaDreaming from the journal page : transforming the sketchbook to artDrop dead healthy : one man’s humble quest for bodily perfection / A. J. JacobsDying to be me : my journey from cancer, to near death, to true healing / Anita MoorjaniDying to be me : my journey from cancer, to near death, to true healing / Anita MoorjaniDying to be me : my journey from cancer, to near death, to true healingEmily Post’s Etiquette : manners for a new world.Get lucky : how to put planned serendipity to work for you and your business / Muller, ThorGet lucky : how to put planned serendipity to work for you and your business / Muller, ThorGet lucky : how to put planned serendipity to work for you and your businessHeroes for my daughter / Brad MeltzerHouse beautiful kitchens : creating a beautiful kitchen of your own / Cregan, LisaHow to cook everything. The basics : all you need to make great food / Mark BittmanI know who you are and I saw what you did : social networks and the death of privacy / Lori AndrewsI know who you are and I saw what you did : social networks and the death of privacy / Lori AndrewsI know who you are and I saw what you did : social networks and the death of privacyImagine : how creativity works / Jonah LehrerImagine : how creativity works / Jonah LehrerImagine : how creativity worksJohn F. Kennedy / Alan BrinkleyJohn F. Kennedy / Alan BrinkleyJohn F. KennedyLeaving without losing : the War on Terror after Iraq and Afghanistan / Katz, Mark N.Let it go : forgive so you can be forgiven / T.D. JakesLet’s pretend this never happened : (a mostly true memoir) / Jenny LawsonLots of candles, plenty of cake / Anna QuindlenMicrosoft Word 2010 bible / Tyson, Herbert L.Mrs. Kennedy and me / Clint Hill Office 2010 made simple Hart-Davis, Guy.Office 2010 visual quick tips Gunter, Sherry Kinkoph.On par : the everyday golfer’s survival guide / Bill Pennington.Prague winter : a personal story of remembrance and war, 1937-1948 / Madeleine Albright Prague winter : a personal story of remembrance and war, 1937-1948 / Madeleine Albright Prague winter : a personal story of remembrance and war, 1937-1948Reverse innovation : create far from home, win everywhere / Vijay Govindarajan,Run to failure : BP and the making of the Deepwater Horizon disaster / Abrahm LustgartenRun to failure : BP and the making of the Deepwater Horizon disaster / Abrahm LustgartenRun to failure : BP and the making of the Deepwater Horizon disasterSabrina Soto home design / Soto, Sabrina.Some assembly required : a journal of my son’s first son / Anne Lamott Teach yourself electricity and electronics / Stan GibiliscoThe 36-hour day : a family guide to caring for persons with Alzheimer’s disease, related dementing illnesses, and memory loss in later life. The 8-minute organizer : easy solutions to simplify your life in your spare time / Leeds, Regina.The 8-minute organizer : easy solutions to simplify your life in your spare time / Leeds, Regina.The 8-minute organizer : easy solutions to simplify your life in your spare time /The American railway : its construction, development, management and appliances / Thomas Curtis Clarke The American railway : its construction, development, management and appliances / Thomas Curtis Clarke The American railway : its construction, development, management and appliancesThe battle over health care : what Obama’s reform means for America’s future / Rosemary GibsonThe big miss : my years coaching Tiger Woods / Hank HaneyThe big miss : my years coaching Tiger Woods / Hank HaneyThe big miss : my years coaching Tiger WoodsThe big retirement risk : running out of money before you run out of time / Erin Botsford

New Fiction Titles

Computer Classes at the Greenville Public LibraryThe library offers two types of computer instruction:

1. formal 12 to 15 week classes with Milo J. St. Angelo2. 1 hour individualized instruction with Ray Hetherington

on the topic of your choice.Call the library at 949-3630 for more information.


11th hour / James Patterson 11th hour / James Patterson 11th hourBeastly things : a Commissario Guido Brunetti mystery / Donna LeonBrunetti mystery / Donna LeonBrunetti mysteryCalico Joe / John GrishamCarry the one / Carol AnshawCrystal gardens / Amanda QuickDefending Jacob : a novel / William Defending Jacob : a novel / William Defending Jacob : a novelLandayExplosive eighteen : a Stephanie Plum novel / Janet EvanovichFinal sail : a dead-end job mystery / Final sail : a dead-end job mystery / Final sail : a dead-end job mysteryElaine VietsHome / Toni MorrisonIn one person : a novel / John IrvingRed means run : a novel / Brad SmithRed means run : a novel / Brad SmithRed means run : a novelRobert B. Parker’s Lullaby : a Spenser novel / Ace Atkinsnovel / Ace AtkinsnovelSacre bleu : a comedy d’art / by Chris-Sacre bleu : a comedy d’art / by Chris-Sacre bleu : a comedy d’arttopher MooreStay close / Harlan Coben

The complete idiot’s guide to sausage making King, Jeff.The complete idiot’s guide to sausage making King, Jeff.The complete idiot’s guide to sausage makingThe complete idiot’s guide to small space gardening / by Chris McLaughlinThe complete idiot’s guide to small space gardening / by Chris McLaughlinThe complete idiot’s guide to small space gardeningThe foot book : a complete guide to healthy feet / Jonathan D. RoseThe foot book : a complete guide to healthy feet / Jonathan D. RoseThe foot book : a complete guide to healthy feetThe Holmes inspection : everything you need to know before you buy or sell your home / Mike HolmesThe job search solution : the ultimate system for finding a great job now! / Tony BesharaThe job search solution : the ultimate system for finding a great job now! / Tony BesharaThe job search solution : the ultimate system for finding a great job now!The Lean : a revolutionary (and simple!) 30-day plan for healthy, lasting weight loss / Kathy FrestonThe Lean : a revolutionary (and simple!) 30-day plan for healthy, lasting weight loss / Kathy FrestonThe Lean : a revolutionary (and simple!) 30-day plan for healthy, lasting weight lossThe migraine solution : a complete guide to diagnosis, treatment, and pain management / Paul RizzoliThe migraine solution : a complete guide to diagnosis, treatment, and pain management / Paul RizzoliThe migraine solution : a complete guide to diagnosis, treatment, and pain managementThe muffin tin cookbook / Brette SemberThe muffin tin cookbook / Brette SemberThe muffin tin cookbookThe presidents club : inside the world’s most exclusive fraternity / Nancy GibbsThe presidents club : inside the world’s most exclusive fraternity / Nancy GibbsThe presidents club : inside the world’s most exclusive fraternityThe righteous mind : why good people are divided by politics and religion / Jonathan HaidtThe ringing cedars of Russia / Vladimir Megr The truth about statins : risks and alternatives to cholesterol-lowering drugs / Barbara H. RobertsThe truth about statins : risks and alternatives to cholesterol-lowering drugs / Barbara H. RobertsThe truth about statins : risks and alternatives to cholesterol-lowering drugsThe Ultimate Low-Calorie Book. More Than 400 Light and Healthy Recips for Every DayThe women’s fitness book / Thompson, Kelly.The women’s fitness book / Thompson, Kelly.The women’s fitness bookThought revolution : how to unlock your inner genius / Donius, William A.Ultimate crochet bible : a complete reference with step-by-step techniques / by Jane CrowfootUltimate crochet bible : a complete reference with step-by-step techniques / by Jane CrowfootUltimate crochet bible : a complete reference with step-by-step techniquesVegetable gardening : from planting to picking : the complete guide to creating a bountiful garden / Fern Marshall Wedding cupcakes / Joanna Farrow Weight Watchers new complete cookbookWild : from lost to found on the Pacific Crest Trail / Cheryl StrayedWord 2010 : the basics / Maddy, Luther, M.

Stolen preyStolen prey / John Sandford / John SandfordStolen prey / John SandfordStolen preyStolen prey / John SandfordStolen preyThe best exotic Marigold Hotel : a novel / Deborah Moggachnovel / Deborah MoggachnovelThe body in the boudoir : a Faith Fairchild mystery / Katherine Hall PageFairchild mystery / Katherine Hall PageFairchild mysteryThe Cove / Ron RashThe divining / Barbara WoodThe divining / Barbara WoodThe diviningThe queen and the courtesan / Freda LighfootThe road to grace / Richard Paul EvansThe sea witch / Stephen CoontsThe singles : a novel / Meredith Gold-steinThe whole lie / Steve UlfelderThe wind through the keyhole : a dark tower novel / Stephen King

The Adventures of TintinAlbert NobbsThe Big C Seasons 1 & 2ChronicleContrabandThe Devil InsideExtremely Loud & Incredibly CloseThe GreyJoyful NoiseThe Iron LadyMission Impossible : Ghost ProtocolThe MuppetsNew Year’s EveOne for the MoneyRed TailsThis Means WarUnderworld : AwakeningThe VowWar HorseW. E.We bought a ZooThe Woman in Black

The Adventures of Tintin

New DVDs

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