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Browse the latest arrivals at your library—from bestselling fiction to fresh nonfiction and children’s favorites. Check back often to see what’s new on the shelves.

Check out new releases in fiction, nonfiction, children's, and more.

Adults

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Hot Chocolate on Thursday by Michiko Aoyama | Book, eBook

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The Crossroads by C.J. Box | Book

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Where the Wildflowers Grow by Terah Shelton Harris | Book, eBook

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All the Little Houses by May Cobb | Book, eBook

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Why We Suffer and How We Heal by Suzan Song | Book

Teens

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Call of the Dragon by Natasha Bowen | Book

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The Roommate Arrangement by Samantha Markum | Book

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Sibylline by Melissa De La Cruz | Book

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Beth is Dead by Katie Bernet | Book

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Children of the Night by Victoria Setian | Graphic Novel, eBook

Children

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Hear Come the Aunties! by Cynthia Leitich Smith | Picture Book

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The Great Bear by Annie Booker | Picture Book

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Unsettling Salad! by Aaron Reynolds | Book

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The Mighty by Judd Winick | Book

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A Kid Like Me by Norman Feuti | Book

New Books

Browse the latest arrivals at your library—from bestselling fiction to fresh nonfiction and children’s favorites. Check back often to see what’s new on the shelves.

Memoirs

Dive into the lives of remarkable people through the power of memoir. This curated list features personal favorites handpicked by our librarians and fellow community members — stories of resilience, adventure, identity, and reflection that stay with you long after the last page. Whether you're a longtime memoir lover or just getting started, let our staff and community guide your next great read.

Memoirs of the American Revolution

William Moultrie

Grace Cordial

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Grace Cordial

This memoir first published in 1802 contains personal anecdotes, first - hand observations, and an extensive collection of letters between civil and military officers, including some about the battles of Port Royal Island and Purisburgh, the spiking of the guns at Fort Lyttelton, and the occupation of Beaufort by the British.

Every Tool's a Hammer: Life is What You Make It

Adam Savage

Josh Strnad

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Josh Strnad

Adam Savage (from TV's MythBusters) explores his lifetime as a maker, sharing anecdotes, encouragement, and wisdom from decades spent in his workshop, head abuzz with ideas and tools in his hands. I'm a sucker for celebrity memoirs, and initially picked this up hoping for some amusing stories from the MythBusters set; what I found in these pages was far better: a friend. This is a must read for anyone who crafts, cooks, writes, builds, sews, paints, tinkers, or gardens.

Educated

Tara Westover

Kitti McKean

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Kitti McKean

Raised in a large, religious family, the author grew up isolated from the rest of the world. She had no formal education but entered college at 17, later attending Cambridge University and receiving her PhD. In her memoir she She explores her struggle to reconcile her desire to learn with her upbringing , personal identity and her changing view of the world and her family as she was exposed to the rest of the world. Powerful and well written.

Persepolis

Marjane Satrapi

Cassandra Knoppel

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Cassandra Knoppel

Satrapi depicts her childhood in Iran, where she experienced war and life under an oppressive regime, in black-and-white cartoons in this memoir. Her book was turned into a movie in 2007, which I think is just as good!

Call the Midwife

Jennifer Worth

Jessica Easterbrooks

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Jessica Easterbrooks

I'm going to say the cliche librarian thing - the book is better than the TV show. This memoir follows a nurse's career at a clinic that provided healthcare for poor women living in London's slums in the aftermath of WWII. Some of the things that Jenny experiences are incredibly sad, but many stories that she shares are heartwarming or downright hilarious. All in all, this book shines with the genuine compassion that Jenny held for the community she served.

Everybody's Got Something

Robin Roberts

Julie Bascom

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Julie Bascom

Robin Roberts, athlete, groundbreaking sports reporter, and now the face of Good Morning America has written a heartfelt memoir that explains her positive approach to life. The book's title sums up her reaction to battling breast cancer and a rare blood disease -- everyone has at least one hard thing to handle. She discusses faith, hope, and optimism with humor and heart. The book is a very quick read, but also very inspiring.

Europa Europa

ShlomoPerel

Victor Kulik

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Victor Kulik

An incredible story of a Jewish boy who survives WWII by hiding his identity, convincing the Nazi's that he is ethnic German; eventually, he ends up in an elite Hitler Youth boarding school where his secret becomes even more perilous. The book inspired a movie that won a Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film.

Born a Crime

Trevor Noah

Libby Voight

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Libby Voight

Trevor Noah is such a great storyteller. His unique experience offers insight into apartheid in South Africa, and how always being an outsider made him a better comedian. But the most moving part is his relationship with his mother. I can't recommend the audiobook enough!

Untamed

Glennon Doyle

Leigh Ramey

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Leigh Ramey

Untamed is a story celebrating one author's liberation from not just a divorce but also from the limitations placed upon her by herself and society. I found it to be very empowering, honest, and humorous!

You Better Believe I'm Gonna Talk About It

Lisa Rinna

Alyssa Krob

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Alyssa Krob

As a Real Housewives fan, I really enjoyed reading this memoir by Lisa Rinna. She not only talked about her experience on RHOBH, but dived deeper into her personal life. A must read if you're a fan!

Greenlights

Matthew McConaughey

Allison Reeves

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Allison Reeves

"Greenlights" is Matthew McConaughey's love letter to life and a culmination of all the lessons he's learned, the successes and failures he's experienced, and his roadmap to living a fulfilled life. He recalls some of the most notable adventures of his life but also shares lesser known exploits. It's an interesting and engaging read! He's narrates the audiobook, which really elevates the listener's experience.

Bill Peet: An Autobiography

Bill Peet

Katharine Argall

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Katharine Argall

I loved this book as a kid, as this was the only autobiography I knew of that wasn't stuffy. Bill Peet's memoirs are very similar to his children's picture books: wildly colorful illustrations and an engaging writing style. I will never forget when he leaves Disney Animation proclaiming, "No more ducks!" after drawing hundreds of Donald Ducks to fill out animation sequences... only to sheepishly return next day for a forgotten jacket to discover he'd been promoted! You might be surprised to learn how much classic Disney films have been influenced by Peet. A real-life adventure story for adults and kids alike.

Fox and I: An Uncommon Friendship

Catherine Raven

Melissa Prince

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Melissa Prince

Thoughtful, moving, funny... Nature is an unpredictable, beautiful, companion in this memoir.

Patron Recommendations

Crying in H Mart

When Breath Becomes Air

The Rural Diaries

The Home Place: Memoirs of a Colored Man's Love Affair with Nature

On Writing

Finding Me

In Order to Live: A North Korean Girl's Journey to Freedom

New Books

Browse the latest arrivals at your library—from bestselling fiction to fresh nonfiction and children’s favorites. Check back often to see what’s new on the shelves.

June 2026

Browse the latest arrivals at your library—from bestselling fiction to fresh nonfiction and children’s favorites.

Nell O'Dell Hates Quests

Emily B Martin

Wombat Waiting

Katherine Applegate

Critters of the Carolinas

Alex Troutman

The Underwearwolf

Gideon Sterer

Until We Meet Again

Lily Kim Qian

Making Bank: Money Skills for Real Life

Shannon Lee Simmons

The Labyrinth of Waking Dreams

Michelle Kulwicki

Flirting with Murder

Amanda Sellet

This Land is Your Land: A Road Trip Through U.S. History

Beverly Gage

Our Perfect Storm

Carley Fortune

26 Beauties

James Patterson

The Tapestry of Fate

Shannon Chakraborty

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