Welcome back students and faculty--hello books!
Hello everyone, and welcome back to the beginning of a brilliant semester. The library staff has missed you during those long, hot summer days. In celebration of your return, we have--what else--new books! Appetizing literary aperitifs abound, stop by and take a look!
What's more stressful than starting school (for both you and your child)? Help your little one manage this transition. Take a look at The Mindful Child: How to Help Your Kid Manage Stress and Become Happier, Kinder, and More Compassionate by Susan Kaiser Greenland.
Travel the world and through history in Myths of the World: the Illustrated Treasury of the World's Greatest Stories by Tony Allan, a compilation of the world's most intriguing legends.
Samir Selmanovic argues against the egocentricities of religion in hopes of bringing God back to the forefront in It's Really All About God: Reflections of a Muslim Atheist Jewish Christian
China's importance is growing every day. Bronson Percival evaluates the country's rise and relations with Southeast Asia in The Dragon Looks South: China and Southeast Asia in the New Century.
I shudder to think about A World Without Ice (by H. N. Pollack).
Consider volunteering for or making suggestions to the College's Environmental Sustainability Committee. Get some great advice in Smart Green: How to Implement Sustainable Business Practices in any Industry and Make Money by Jonathan Estes.
Like always, this is only a few of the great new titles. More can be located through our new books list or catalog. Stop by, say hello and check out one or two. See you soon!
What's more stressful than starting school (for both you and your child)? Help your little one manage this transition. Take a look at The Mindful Child: How to Help Your Kid Manage Stress and Become Happier, Kinder, and More Compassionate by Susan Kaiser Greenland.
Travel the world and through history in Myths of the World: the Illustrated Treasury of the World's Greatest Stories by Tony Allan, a compilation of the world's most intriguing legends.
Samir Selmanovic argues against the egocentricities of religion in hopes of bringing God back to the forefront in It's Really All About God: Reflections of a Muslim Atheist Jewish Christian
China's importance is growing every day. Bronson Percival evaluates the country's rise and relations with Southeast Asia in The Dragon Looks South: China and Southeast Asia in the New Century.
I shudder to think about A World Without Ice (by H. N. Pollack).
Consider volunteering for or making suggestions to the College's Environmental Sustainability Committee. Get some great advice in Smart Green: How to Implement Sustainable Business Practices in any Industry and Make Money by Jonathan Estes.
Like always, this is only a few of the great new titles. More can be located through our new books list or catalog. Stop by, say hello and check out one or two. See you soon!