July
2010
The
Agricultural Collection on Infotrac, available on the Bitterroot Public Library
website, is a wealth of information on agriculture. Users may search for articles by subject,
advanced search, or in library documents.
“Feedstuffs” has publications covering the agricultural industry. Academic journals, magazines, books, news and
multimedia are all included. While many
articles provide full text, abstracts may be used to request full articles
through interlibrary loan at the library.
The
Summer Reading Program continues through August 5. Anyone can sign up throughout the
summer. Preschool story time continues
on Wednesday mornings from 10:30-11:15.
Toddler story time continues on Friday mornings from 10:30-11:15. “This Thursday” presentations take place at
1:30 on the west lawn of the library.
Presentations include musicians, dancers, and didgeridoo players. The final summer celebration is on August 5
at 1:30.
The
Fellowship Club meets on July 8 from 6-7:30 to discuss “You’ll see it when you
believe it” by Wayne Dyer. For more
information on the Fellowship Club, contact Joseph at the library.
The
Brown Bag It book discussion group meets on July 29 at noon to discuss “Pope
Joan” by Donna Cross. Books for any library
groups may be requested ahead of time.
Everyone is welcome to all library groups, free of charge. For more information on any library programs,
contact us at 363-1670.
The
library will be closed on Saturdays from July 10 through September 11 due to
budgetary constraints and reduced staffing.
Some
of our new titles are as follow. Others may be found on the New Book link on
our on-line catalog (www.bitterrootpubliclibrary.org):
NEW
NON FICTION:
I
was born this Way, by Carl Bean
Nine
Lives: in search of the sacred in modern India, by William Dalrymple
The
Breathing Book, by Donna Farhi
The
Lost Cyclist, by David Herlihy
Match
Prints, by Jim Marshall
The
Car that brought you here still runs: revisiting the northwest towns of Richard
Hugo, by Frances McCue
Wildlife
of the Pacific Northwest, by David Moskowitz
Scout,
Atticus, and Boo: a celebration of fifty years of To Kill a Mockingbird, by
Mary Murphy
Test
Ride on the Sunnyland Bus: a daughter’s civil rights
journey, by Ana Spagna
Our
Undiscovered Universe, by Terence Witt
NEW
FICTION:
Help
Me, Jacques Cousteau, by Gil Adamson
Work
Song, by Ivan Doig
Matterhorn:
a novel of the Vietnam War, by Karl Marlantes
The
Lonely Polygamist, by Brady Udall
Aliens
in the Prime of Their Lives: stories, by Brad Watson