On the shelves
The following books are available at the Clovis-Carver Public Library:
Home Another Way by Christa Parrish introduces a vast array of characters as Sarah Graham travels to a tiny mountain hamlet where she must stay for six months to claim the inheritance from her father’s will.
The Everything Body Language Book: Master the Art of Nonverbal Communication to Succeed in Work, Love, and Life by Shelly Hagen shows how to interpret posture, facial expression, gestures, and other non-verbal signals to understand people and influence how others look at you.
Run for Your Life by James Patterson takes Detective Michael Bennett on a hunt for a killer with an ego as big as all New York who imposes his lethal lessons on those whom he considers to be the proud and arrogant, threatening the city with the greatest disaster in its history.
The Oxford Project by Peter Feldstein began twenty-five years ago when a young photographer took candid, black-and-white pictures of nearly every resident of his town, and returned two decades later to re-photograph everyone he could find, producing an intricate portrait of small-town life in America.
City of Thieves by David Benioff weaves a captivating adventure story set during the siege of Leningrad as two prisoners facing execution are offered an impossible task in exchange for their lives.
The Bully in Your Relationship: Stop Emotional Abuse and Get the Love You Deserve by Anne-Renee Testa outlines a personalized approach to dealing with blatant attacks, passive-aggressive acts, or even your own inner bully, revealing the easiest ways to defuse the hardest conflicts.
Finding Nour by Zoe Ferraris penetrates the most rigidly gender-segregated of Middle Eastern societies in a novel of a missing girl, a family suspiciously uninterested in finding what happened to her, and a gentle Palestinian who probes for the truth.
