Borrow Anywhere, Return Anywhere

From the Government of Nova Scotia website:

A new library program gives Nova Scotians free access to more than 100 libraries in the province, regardless of where they live.

Under the initiative, a Nova Scotian can visit any public, university or college library in the province and borrow or return library items.

They don't need to be living in the area or attending the university.

This is an incredible program, and you can view the list of participating libraries here. Take advantage of it by getting a free library card from the public library (students will need parental consent if under the age of 14)!

New Books!

Picture Books

A visitor for Bear by Bonnie Becker

Louise, the adventures of a chicken by Kate DiCamillo

Picturescape by Elisa Gutierrez

The sound of colors by Jimmy Liao

Wonder Bear by Tao Nyeu

A penguin story by Antoinette Portis

Pssst! by Adam Rex

Dinosaur vs. bedtime by Bob Shea3

The composer is dead by Lemony Snicket

The house in the night by Susan Marie Swanson

Novels

The Penderwicks and The Penderwicks on Gardam Street by Jeanne Birdsall

Fiendish deeds by P. J. Bracegirdle

Into the wild by Sarah Beth Durst

Fablehaven and first 2 sequels by Brandon Mull

Mokie & Bik by Wendy Orr

Battle of the Labyrinth and The Last Olympian (Percy Jackson & the Olympians books 4 & 5) by Rick Riordan

Physik (Septimus Heap book 3) by Angie Sage

Jellaby: monster in the city by Kean Soo

Minn and Jake by Janet S. Wong

Nonfiction

Orangutan Tongs by Jon Agee

Passion for fashion: careers in style by Jeanne Beker

Easy Origami by Dominic Boursin

See & sew by Tina Davis

Spatulatta Cookbook by Isabella and Olivia Gerasole

Easy Origami by John Montroll

Three cups of tea: young reader’s edition by Greg Mortenson

Horse and pony factfile by Sandy Ransford

Simply sewing by Judy Ann Sadler

Adventures in cartooning by James Sturm

Z is for Zeus by Helen L. Wilbur

Children’s quick & easy cookbook by Angela Wilkes

Reference

How we work by David Macaulay