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 Welcome to new and returning students, faculty and staff!   Listed below are this week’s newly ordered Hot Reads titles.   For those of you new to the campus, Hot Reads is the Library collection of New York Times and Essence Magazine Best Sellers purchased for your reading enjoyment. 

  Fiction 

• Black Widow, Nikki Turner
• Burn, Nevada Barr
• Chapter and Hearse, Lorna Barrett
• Death’s Excellent Vacation, Charlaine Harris
• Deliver Me From Evil, Mary Monroe
• Dutch 3: The Finale, Kwame Teague
• Fire and Ice, Judith A. Jance
• Ghost Night, Heather Graham
• Hangman, Faye Kellerman
• In Harm’s Way, Ridley Pearson
• Last Street Novel, Omar Tyree
• Love So Strong, Kendra Norman-Bellamy
• Nauti and Wild, Lora Leigh
• One Prayer Away, Kendra Norman-Bellamy
• Payback With Ya Life, Wahida Clark
• Pleasure, Eric Jerome Dickey
• Rain Storm, Vanessa Miller
• Red Queen, Phillipa Gregory
• Scarlet Nights, Jude Deveraux
• Seen It All and Done the Rest, Pearl Cleage
• Sin No More, Kimberly Lawson Roby
• Something on the Side, Carl Weber
• Sweeter Than Honey, Mary B. Morrison
• Tempest Tales, Walter Mosley
• Waking with the Enemies, Eric Jerome Dickey

 Nonfiction

•  Angelina, Andrew Morton
• Four Fish, Paul Greenburg
• Mustaine, Dave Mustaine
• Packing for Mars, Mary Roach

Fiction

•  Allies, Christine Golden
• Blockade Billy, Stephen King
• Darkest Passion, Gena Sowalter
• Garrett, Linda Lael Miller
• Honeysuckle Summer, Sherryl Woods
• Married by Morning, Lisa Kleypas
• Ten Things I Love About You, Julia Quinn

Non-Fiction

•  Manchurian President, Aaron Klein

Saturday, May 29th:  Open 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Sunday & Monday, May 30 & 31:  Closed

Regular Hours (Spring 2010)
Monday – Thursday 7:30 AM – 11 PM
Friday 7:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Special Hours (Labor Day 2010)
Saturday 9/4 10 AM – 6 PM
Sunday 9/5 Closed
Monday 9/6 Closed

The Library is renovating the current Quiet Area in the southwest corner of the Second Floor of the Library to provide a more comfortable and usable area for study. We will be moving books, stacks and furniture starting this week. Once the furniture is moved, most likely on Feb. 18th or 19th, that area will not be available for use until the project is completed.

Be sure to stop by to see the new space after Spring break, when the Quiet Area will have ergonomic task chairs and round tables with outlets to plug in your laptops.

Maryville’s connection to Dan Brown’s Best seller — Lost Symbol.

 Fiction

•  The Burning land: A Novel, Bernard Cornwell
• Kisser, Stuart Woods
• The Wolf at the Door, Jack Higgins 

Nonfiction

• Comeback America: Turning the Country Around and Restoring Fiscal Responsibility, David M. Walker
• Evidence of the Afterlife: The Science of Near-Death Experience, Jeffrey Long
• Freefall: America, Free Markets, and The Sinking of the World Economy, Joseph E. Stiglitz
• Intellectuals and society, Thomas Sowell
• Just Kids, Patti Smith
• When Will There Be Good News?: A Novel, Kate Atkinson

Maryville Reads — Three Cups of Tea

For more information: Central Asia Institute www.ikat.org

www.threecupsoftea.com

Sunday November 22
11am – 10 pm

Monday November 23
7:30 am – 11 pm

Tuesday November 24
Thru
Saturday November 27
CLOSED

Sunday November 29
4 pm – 10 pm