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New for March on DVD:
Nights in Rodanthe, based on the Nicholas Sparks novel, starring Richard Gere and Diane Lane
Twilight, based on Stephenie Meyer’s first novel
Bolt, animated dog action film from Disney
Pinocchio, Disney classic newly released on DVD
Music, on CD, an eclectic set of recordings:
19 by Adele, bluesy pop
Alligator Purse by Beausoleil avec Michel Doucet, cajun [...]
“I need to find a new author” is a phrase we’ve been hearing a lot at the library (and I’m sure a lot of public libraries) lately. Thriller readers, in particular, have their favorite authors, and are regularly rewarded with new books by these popular authors as publishers push out titles from their top-sellers at [...]
It must be December, there’s a new list every day. For list lovers, see this Reader’s Advisor Online Blog post, scroll to end of post for a long list of “Best Books of 2008″ lists.
Here’s a good list: Stephen King’s Ten Best Books of 2008. For some weird reason, we have the even numbered selections [...]
The Madison Library Book Group doesn’t meet in December, so here’s a list for those who like reading recommendations (and who doesn’t?) These are all in the Madison Library’s adult collection, except for The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, which is probably the funniest holiday book ever for all ages. We have lots of children’s titles, [...]
Today’s Conway Daily Sun’s “Weekenders” page has two feature stories, one about a new NH hiking book, Haunted Hikes of New Hampshire by Marianne O’Connor (complete with glow-in-the-dark cover), and one about Taj Mahal’s new CD, Maestro. Both of these are available at the libary to borrow.
On dvd:Iron Man: Robert Downey, Jr., Terrence Howard, in superhero flick; great reviews on this one.The Visitor: Richard Jenkins as lonely college professor who finds new lease on life when he encounters squatters living in his NY apartment.Pearl Diver: “Two sisters–one night changed them forever.”Ballet Shoes: Family film about three orphan girls.Thomas & Friends, The [...]
Three new movies this week:
The Band’s Visit, an Egyptian Police Orchestra gets off at the wrong bus stop in Israel. Like The Station Agent, a story of people trying to figure each other out
Metropolis: The Splendor of Cities Throughout the Ages, 7-part series
Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day, light comedy combined with bittersweet drama
And [...]
New this week for DVDS:
Five Easy Pieces, classic Jack Nicholson (“chicken sandwich”, “B.L.T.”)
I Am Legend, Will Smith in film adaptation of Richard Matheson’s sci-fi novella
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, Oscar nominee best director Julian Schnabel (we have the book in large print)
The Golden Compass, Philip Pullman’s fantasy book comes to the screen
Love’s Unfolding Dream, [...]
NHPR’s The Exchange program features a talk by Louise Erdrich, whose newest novel is Plague of Doves. Listen to the broadcast here, and contact us if you’d like to borrow the book.
Just in, music on CD:
Red Violin Concerto with Joshua Bell
River: The Joni Letters, Herbie Hancock (has 3 Grammy nominations)
In Rainbows, Radiohead
Also just in, videos, all DVD:
The Graduate (40th anniversary edition*)
Bonnie and Clyde (also 40 years, see note below*)
Doctor Doolittle (ditto on the note*)
We Are Marshall, feel-good sports movie with football theme
3:10 to Yuma, remake of [...]
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