Library Updates

Greetings from the library!  This week I am highlighting a variety of books.  Do you need a new devotional for your children?  Are you confused about evolution or wonder how to talk to your children about it?  Some romance?  Come into this library this Sunday to check out these and other books to read.  
Devotions for the Children’s Hour by Kenneth N. Taylor.
Prepare your children to stand strong in this age of questions and contradictions. David and Goliath. Noah and the ark. Jonah and the whale. Children love stories of Bible characters. Yet they need more than just the stories. They need to understand the truths that lie behind these stories. Truth that will answer tough questions such as: Who is God? What if I'm a Christian and I still sin? What does God want me to do? Why did Jesus have to die? How will I know if others love Jesus? For many years, Ken Taylor has been giving children this biblical foundation through his books. While containing profound truth, they are written in simple and plain language that kids can understand. Full of stories and straight talk and complete with suggested Bible reading, questions for thought, relevant prayers, and songs to sing, Devotions for the Children's Hour will give your children the head start they need to stand on the Rock of Salvation in this shaky world.
Evolution Exposed:  Your Evolution Answer Book for the Classroom by Roger Patterson:  
Presenting students and parents with facts and information to discern the current teaching of evolution in the classroom.
A book new to the library:  Among the Fair Magnolias, Four Southern Love Stories by Tamera Alexander, Shelby Gray, Dorothy Love, Elizabeth Musser:  From four CBA bestselling authors .
In the most turbulent decade of our nation's history, four Southern women--destinies forged by birth, hearts steeled by war--face near impossible choices on their journeys in life and in love.    
To Mend a Dream by Tamera Alexander (#1 CBA Bestselling Author)
Savannah Darby would do almost anything to revisit her family home. So when new owner, Aidan Bedford, a Boston attorney and former Union soldier, seeks to redecorate the house for his fiancée, Savannah jumps at the opportunity. But the clock is ticking. Can she find the box her father supposedly hid there during the war before her assignment is completed? And before she sees yet another battle lost on the home front. This time, one of the heart.
An Outlaw's Heart by Shelley Gray
When Russell Stark returns to Fort Worth, he's determined to begin a new life. But when he arrives at his mother's homestead, he discovers she's very ill, and the woman he loved is still as beautiful and sweet as he remembered. With time running out, Russell must come to terms with both his future and his past.
A Heart So True by Dorothy Love
Abigail knows all too well what is expected of her: to marry her distant cousin Charles and take her place in society. But her heart belongs to another. A terrible incident forces Abby to choose between love & duty.
Love Beyond Limits by Elizabeth Musser
Emily has a secret: She's in love with one of the freedmen on her family's plantation. Meanwhile, another man declares his love for her. Emily realizes some things are not as they seem and secrets must be kept in order to keep those she loves safe.  Each novella includes a scrumptious Southern recipe that's inherent to each author's story and that will suit your book club meeting to a T!
Oklahoma Brides, Dreams Come Full Circle in Three Prairie Romances by Vickie McDonough:  
Meet three impulsive young women who have only themselves to rely on when trials wreck their dreams for tranquil futures. Rebekah finds herself racing westward, away from the stepfather who is willing to barter away her virtue. Katie is suddenly widowed and about to wed a man who's hiding a criminal lifestyle. Sasha leaves the city to find her only remaining relative in Indian Territory. Will these women slow down long enough to find faith and love waiting for them on the Oklahoma prairie?