Fiction | |
The Inheritance. | Alexander, Tamera |
True blue | Baldacci, David |
Sheriff Luke Ludd | Bishop, D. J |
Breaking the Rules. | Bradford, Barbara Taylor |
Wicked All Day. | Carlyle, Liz |
Nine dragons: a novel | Connelly, Michael |
Spartan Gold | Cussler, Clive |
The Palace of Illusions: a novel | Divakaruni, Chitra Banerjee |
Aftermath | Drake, Jerry S |
Finding Forever. | Ervin, Keisha |
Different | Frederick, Michael |
The Paper Man | Frederick, Michael |
The White Queen. | Gregory, Philip |
The Aviary Gate: a novel | Hickman, Katie. |
Lady Eugenia's Holiday. | Marks, Shirley |
Everything But a Christmas Eve. | Jacobs, Holly |
Blood game | Johansen, Iris |
The Cowboy | Johnston, Joan |
Other Men's Horses | Kelton, Elmer |
Shades of Blue | Kingsbury, Kare |
Tempt Me At Twilight. | Kleypas, Lisa |
Frankenstein: Prodigal Son | Koontz, Dean R |
Frankenstein: Dead and Alive. | Koontz, Dean R |
Bryson City tales | Larimore, Walte |
A Man To Call My Own. | Lindsey, Johann |
The Perfect Christmas | Macomber, Debbie |
Appomattox Saga. | Morris, Gilbert |
Run | Patchett, Ann |
A Promise To Believe In. | Peterson, Tracie |
The bachelor | Phillips, Carly |
Cross my heart | Phillips, Carly |
The heartbreaker | Phillips, Carly |
The playboy | Phillips, Carly |
The Madcap. | Poppen, Nikki |
Green Luck | Pratt, Gaby. |
Sapphire | Quick, Kathryn |
Angel time | Rice, Anne |
Bed of Roses. | Roberts, Nora |
Outback Hero. | Rose, Elisabeth |
Rough country | Sandford, John |
Rooftops of Tehran. | Seraji, Mahbod. |
Southern lights | Steel, Danielle |
House of Reckoning | Saul, John |
The Hot Flash Club | Thayer, Nancy |
The Apostle | Thor, Brad. |
Train to Cheyenne | Unruh, David. |
Mystery | |
13 1/2 | Barr, Nevada |
The Scarpetta Factor. | Cornwell, Patricia |
Death in Paradise | Flora, Kate Clark |
The Associate | Grisham, John |
The Nanny Murders. | Jones, Merry Bloch |
Evidence: an Alex Delaware novel | Kellerman, Jonathan |
Death Song.: A Kevin Kerney Novel. | McGarrity, Michael |
Tularosa | McGarrity, Michael |
Locked in | Muller, Marcia |
The professional | Parker, Robert |
Can't Never Tell.: A Southern Fried Mystery | Pickens, Cathy |
Large Print | |
Creede of Old Montana | Bly, Stephen A. |
The Hearse You Came In On | Cockey, Tim |
The Scarpetta Factor. | Cornwell, Patricia |
The Warrior | Everett, Wade |
The Apache Kid | Henry, Will |
Pilgrims: a Wobegon romance | Keillor, Garris |
Bad Company | Luckey, William |
A Conspiracy of Ravens. | Morris, Gilbert |
The professional | Parker, Robert |
Bed of Roses. | Roberts, Nora |
Hothouse orchid | Woods, Stuart |
Nonfiction | |
Have a little faith: a true story | Albom, Mitch |
Change We Can Believe In | Obama, Barack |
The Frugal Senior: hundreds of creative ways to stretch a dollar! | Gray, Rich |
Live Your Life for Half the Price: without sacrificing the life you love | Hunt, Mary |
Silent grief: living in the wake of suicide | Lukas, Christopher |
The gift of fear: survival signals that protect us from violence | De Becker, Gavin |
Den Of Thieves. | Stewart, James |
Genius Denied.: How To Stop Wasting Our Brightest Young Minds. | Davidson, Jan. |
Two old women: an Alaska legend of betrayal, courage, and survival | Wallis, Velma |
Test success: test-taking techniques for beginning nursing students | Nugent, Patricia |
Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers. | Roach, Mary. |
Mistaken identity.: Two Families, One Survivor, Unwavering Hope. | Van Ryn, Don |
Pecans: the story in a nutshell | Manaster, Jane. |
Amazing Gracie: a dog's tale. | Dye, Dan. |
Just Gus.: A Rescued Dog And the Woman He Loved. | Williams, Laurie |
Julie and Julia.: My year of cooking Dangerously | Powell, Julie. |
Off the tourist trail: 1,000 unexpected travel alternatives | |
The murder of King Tut: the plot to kill the child king : a nonfiction thriller | Patterson, James |
From Baghdad, with love: a Marine, the war, and a dog named Lava | Kopelman, Jay. |
Monday, November 2, 2009
New Books October 2009
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Summer Reading Program 2009




This year's Summer Reading Program for Gibbs Memorial Library was "Libraries...Deep in the Heart of Texas" with a total of 269 children registered. For those who were registered and turned in a reading log, they received a certificate and for those who reached their reading goal, they received a certificate and a book bag. We also had a bookmark contest with 30 winners. A copy of their bookmarks are available at the library for a limited time. The library also gave out certificates for the Most Books Read and Most Time Read. First place awards went to Rachelle Curry for 525 books read and Carson Cotton for 31 reading hours. Reading goals for ages 3-7 were 100 books and 8-up were 12 hours by the end of the reading program.
We had storytime on Tuesdays and Thursdays with crafts on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Our storytellers were Nan Brown, Glenda Nelson, Officer Jameson, Jan Miller, Orma from LARA's House and Michelle from the Girl Scout Council.
Friends of the Library provided the books that were given away at storytime and bookbags as well as refreshments and Puppet Show at the End Party.
We had a lot of fun with... stories, knowing how to take care of our pets, and finding out what a Police officer does. We made fun crafts...paperbag puppets, rainbow windsocks, waterbottle piggybanks, sea shore sticker pages, and Texas bugs.
Labels:
2009,
Gibbs Memorial Library,
Summer Reading Program
Monday, September 14, 2009
How to log on to Library Catalog
You will be delighted to know that you can now log on to both the library's catalog and your own account.
This enables you to:
1) See what books and materials the library has & see if it is checked in or out
2) Manage your own account
~ Update phone #, e-mail
~ Renew books
~ Recommend the library get a book, movie, etc.
~ Place a hold (reserve) on an item
How to log on:
Click here to go to Gibbs Memorial Library's online catalog
~ In the top right corner of the page, click Log in to Library Account
~ Type in your entire library card number (no spaces)
~ And, type in your entire (10 digit) phone number (no spaces or -s)
~ Click Log In
This enables you to:
1) See what books and materials the library has & see if it is checked in or out
2) Manage your own account
~ Update phone #, e-mail
~ Renew books
~ Recommend the library get a book, movie, etc.
~ Place a hold (reserve) on an item
How to log on:
Click here to go to Gibbs Memorial Library's online catalog
~ In the top right corner of the page, click Log in to Library Account
~ Type in your entire library card number (no spaces)
~ And, type in your entire (10 digit) phone number (no spaces or -s)
~ Click Log In
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Summer Reading Program
Summer Reading Program will begin with registration on June 22 to 27, storytime starts on June 30 until July 30. Storytimes will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays with Craftdays on Wenesdays July 1 and July 15, Saturdays July 11 and July 25. come join the fun!!!!
New Circulation System
We have a new circulation system titled Apollo Biblionix. Patrons can now view our catalog online at http://gibbs.biblionix.com. Patrons can search for more than 43,000 items in the library by author, title or subject. Search results include the book's location, if the book is in or not, and how many copies the library has. We had applied for and received a grant from the Tocker Foundation.
Labels:
Apollo,
circulation system,
Gibbs Memorial Library
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