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New at the Lamar Public Library for the Week of November 25
Top Ten Books for the Week of November 25, 2012 Killing Kennedy by Bill O’Reilly Mad River by John Sanford The Moonstone and the Woman in White by Wilkie Collins Wicked Business by Janet Evanovice An Accidental Affair by Eric Jerome Dickey I See Santa Everywhere by Glenn McCoy In Need of A Good Wife by Kelly […]
New at the Lamar Public Library for the Week of November 10
Top Ten Books for the Week of November 10 Clifford’s Halloween by Norman Bridwell Wicked Business #2 by Janet Evanovich By Starlight by Dorothy Garlock The Last Vampire (3 novels) by Christopher Pike The Moonstone and the Woman in White by Wilkie Collins A Wanted Man by Lee Child Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins An […]
New at the Lamar Public Library for the Week of November 5
Top Ten Books for the Week of November 5, 2012 By Starlight by Dorothy Garlock The Moonstone and the Woman in White by Wilkie Collins Clifford’s Halloween by Norman Bridwell Daring to Dream by Nora Roberts Encyclopedia of Artists edited by William Vaughan The Last Vampire by Christopher Pike Line of Fire by Stephen White […]
New at the Lamar Public Library for the Week of October 29
Top Ten Books for the Week of October 29, 2012 The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins The Last Vampire by Christopher Pike Line of Fire by Stephen White The Moonstone and the Woman in White by Wilkie Collins A Wanted Man by Lee Child Blind Faith by C. J. Lyons Delusion in Death by J. […]
New at the Library for the Week of October 7
Top Ten Books for the Week of October 7 The Tiger’s Wife by Tea Obreht Daring to Dream by Nora Roberts 11th Hour by James Patterson The Innocent by David Baldacci Line of Fire by Stephen White Bared to You #1 by Sylvia Day The Guiness Book of Records 2009 The Hunger Games by Suzanne […]
New at the Lamar Public Library – 10-3-12
TOP TEN BOOKS FOR THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 1 Daring to Dream by Nora Roberts The Innocent by David Baldacci The Tiger’s Wife by Tea Obreht 11th Hour by James Patterson And When She Was Good by Laura Lippman Bared To You #1 by Sylvia Day Dance With Me by Luanne Rice The Guinness Book of Records 2009 Line of Fire by […]
New at the Library for the Week of September 23
Top Ten Books for the Week of September 23 The Winter Sea by Susann Kearsley And When She Was Good by Laura Lippman Dance With Me by Luanne Rice Daring to Dream #1 by Nora Roberts Private Games by James Patterson 11th Hour by James Patterson Backfire #16 by Catherine Coulter The Innocent by David […]
New at the Library for Week of September 10
TOP TEN BOOKS FOR THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 10 The Winter Sea by Susanna Kearsley Let Love Find You by Johanna Lindsey Catching Fire #1 by Suzanne Collins Dance With Me by Luanne Rice I, Michael Bennett by James Patterson The Innnocent by David Baldacci Literary Criticism by Henry James Night Watch by Linda A. Fairstein 11th Hour by James Patterson The Agony and […]
New at the Lamar Public Library for July 30th
TOP TEN BOOKS FOR THE WEEK OF JULY 30 Calico Joe by John Grisham Chilton’s Auto Repair Manual by Chiltons The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins Explosive Seventeen by Janet Evanovich Forever in Blue by Ann Brashares One Thousand White Women by Joe Fergus Proof of Heaven by Mary Curran Hackett The Witness by Nora Roberts Beautiful Sacrifice by Elizabeth Lowell Catching Fire by Suzanne […]
Lamar Public Library Celebrates BTOP Anniversary
It has been one year since Lamar Public Library was awarded monies for the Broadband Technology Opportunity Program (BTOP) Federal grant. The grant included $27,900 for the Library to purchase 17 laptop computers and 12 folding desks, scanner, printer, 2 Mobi whiteboards, 2 presentation clickers, 1 IPad, 2 mobile air cards for Internet access outside […]
Reading Program Gets Off to a “Magical” Start
The 2012 Summer Reading Program at Lamar Public Library kicked off its first special program Tuesday with a variety of magic tricks! Magician “Mr. E”, came for an hour long program that featured optical illusions, card, rope, and other various magic tricks. “Mr. E” also incorporated the message that the 230 children and adults in […]