Just a Few New Additions
New books are in, and the Jessup Library has added on another bookcase to The Nook. The extra shelving allows for easier access to some of your favorite manga and graphic novel titles. Stop by and check them out today!
As the semester winds down, take some time to check out the library's New Books List. If you are looking for something fun to read to break up the monotony of last minute paper writing, presentations, and other end-of-semester activities, then the Jessup Library has several new additions to its Popular and Nook collections that may strike your fancy. There is the The Selection series by Kiera Cass for those looking for an exciting dystopian book. Another new addition is Still Me, which is the third installment featuring Jojo Moyes' character, Louisa Clark. For those looking for something more suspenseful to read, there are two new Dean Koontz novels in the Popular section: The Silent Corner and The Whispering Room. The Jessup Library also has several new fantasy novels, such as The Cruel Prince and Lady Midnight, both of which are the first books in their series.
On the non-fiction front, there are several great historical reads, a couple new biographies (such as David S. Brown's book Paradise Lost: a Life of F. Scott Fitzgerald), art and fashion-focused reads, computer programming books, and even a few new cookbooks. Have you started thinking about Spring cleaning yet? Francine Jay's book, The Joy of Less: A Minimalist Guide to Declutter, Organize, and Simplify, could come in handy as it draws out a more streamlined approach to decluttering. Some additional new titles focus on taking care of oneself and minimizing stressors in life caused by staying so connected all the time; Rohan Guntatillake and Nancy Colier delve into the nature of today's connected society and give their readers methods to break the cycle and de-stress.
As the semester winds down, take some time to check out the library's New Books List. If you are looking for something fun to read to break up the monotony of last minute paper writing, presentations, and other end-of-semester activities, then the Jessup Library has several new additions to its Popular and Nook collections that may strike your fancy. There is the The Selection series by Kiera Cass for those looking for an exciting dystopian book. Another new addition is Still Me, which is the third installment featuring Jojo Moyes' character, Louisa Clark. For those looking for something more suspenseful to read, there are two new Dean Koontz novels in the Popular section: The Silent Corner and The Whispering Room. The Jessup Library also has several new fantasy novels, such as The Cruel Prince and Lady Midnight, both of which are the first books in their series.
On the non-fiction front, there are several great historical reads, a couple new biographies (such as David S. Brown's book Paradise Lost: a Life of F. Scott Fitzgerald), art and fashion-focused reads, computer programming books, and even a few new cookbooks. Have you started thinking about Spring cleaning yet? Francine Jay's book, The Joy of Less: A Minimalist Guide to Declutter, Organize, and Simplify, could come in handy as it draws out a more streamlined approach to decluttering. Some additional new titles focus on taking care of oneself and minimizing stressors in life caused by staying so connected all the time; Rohan Guntatillake and Nancy Colier delve into the nature of today's connected society and give their readers methods to break the cycle and de-stress.