Looking for something new to read, listen to or watch? Over 400 new books, DVDs and audiobooks hit the shelves in March.
Go to our New Books & DVDs page to browse the new acquisitions lists by subject or format. When you see something you want, simply hit the “Request” button to place a hold on it. Happy browsing!
Take a look at what hit the shelves in February. Go to our New Books & DVDs page to browse by subject or format. If you find something you want, simply hit the “Request” button to place a hold on it. Happy browsing!
One of the benefits of working in a library is being surrounded by a staggering number of books and films, and while this does not mean that library staff get to spend our workdays reading and watching movies, most of us are avid consumers of all types of media in our personal lives. Many of us participate in book clubs, our office conversations often revolve around what we’re reading and watching, and we will enthusiastically make book and movie recommendations to anyone who asks.
It’s in this spirit that we have been adding staff picks boards to Pinterest. Right now you’ll find picks made by Liz, Donna and Amy, but more boards are on their way. Here’s a sample of what you’ll find:
“If you’ve managed to escape hearing about David Sedaris or reading any of his books, start with this one. Do yourself a favor – the essays in this book are tear-inducingly funny.” / Liz, on Me Talk Pretty One Day by David Sedaris
“Wonderful novel about fate and friendship and another book that helped re-ignite my love for reading for enjoyment.” / Donna, on A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving
“The story of three friends whose lives are all in some way wrecked by the same woman – wonderful writing.” / Liz, on The Robber Bride by Margaret Atwood
Visit us on Pinterest to view more recommendations!
Over 400 new books, DVDs and audiobooks hit the shelves in January. Go to our New Books & DVDs page to browse by subject or format. If you find something you want, simply hit the “Request” button to place a hold on it. Happy browsing!
It just wouldn’t feel like a new year here at the Bentley Library if we didn’t put together our annual Best Books display. We’ve spent the past few months poring over our favorite reviewers’ year-end lists (The New York Times, NPR, Amazon and The Wall Street Journal, to name a few) to bring you our largest best books display ever – over 200 titles in both print and audiobook format.
As you might assume, the display features insanely popular books that have received numerous accolades, but it also includes many titles that may have escaped your notice. No stone was left unturned and no genre or subject has been ignored. You’ll find literary fiction, thrillers, YA (young adult) literature and graphic novels alongside biographies, historical tomes and books examining business, culture, politics and the economy.
Please stop by to browse or take a look at the display on Pinterest. You may also want to take a look at our Overdrive downloadable book collection, as some of these books are sure to be found in eBook format to enjoy on your mobile devices.
We’re certain that this display contains something for everyone, but if you don’t find anything intriguing at first glance we encourage you to keep checking back. We’ll be adding to the display frequently as new acquisitions arrive and currently checked-out books are returned.
Check out our book, popular reading, DVD and audiobook acquisitions for the month of December. Go to our New Books & DVDs page to browse by subject or format. If you find something you want, simply hit the “Request” button to place a hold on it.
Check out our book, popular reading, DVD and audiobook acquisitions for the month of November. Go to our New Books & DVDs page to browse by subject or format. If you find something you want, simply hit the “Request” button to place a hold on it.
Check out our book, popular reading, DVD and audiobook acquisitions for the month of October. Go to our New Books & DVDs page to browse by subject or format. If you find something you want, simply hit the “Request” button to place a hold on it.