Camden Reads

October 15, 2012

Thumbs Up- Recommendations by Library Members

Ever wanted to know what other people are reading? Well here's your chance-check out these recommended reads that were given the thumbs up by library members during the Camden Reads Program 2012. Got your own suggestions? Levae them in the comment box below.

Becoming Scarlett – Ciara Geraghty
About Last Night- Adele Parks
The Thirty Six – Siegmund Siegreich
Wolfsbane – Andrea Cremer
Clockwork Prince - Cassandra Clare
Hallowed by Cynthia Hand
The Thread by Victoria Hislop
Cinder by Marissa Meyer
Legacy by Danielle Steel

October 11, 2012

Camden Fiction

Camden Library routinely displays new fiction on their special new fiction display in the fiction area. Take a browse or select some of these books by clicking the title.

October 08, 2012

Naval Knockouts: Maritime Fiction Booklist

Whether it's a historic tale about the navy and pirates, or a contemporary account of submarines and military valour, we have plenty of maritime-themed fiction to keep the sailor at heart content. You can keep an eye out for the naval fiction sticker (an anchor) at both branches, or take a look at these good reads below. Have your own to recommend? Comment at the end of this post!

Fight for Freedom by Mark Keating

The Price of Glory by Seth Hunter

Temple of the Gods by Andy McDermott

Under Enemy Colours by Sean Thomas Russell

Ship of Rome by John Stack

Beyond the Reef by Alexander Kent

Post Captain (Aubrey-Maturin Series) by Patrick O'Brian

October 04, 2012

Digital Shelves: Camden Non-Fiction

There's something a little bit enchanting about these book niches at Camden and Narellan libraries. But for sure, the one's are Camden are best, peeping out from the shelves with little gems on offer. We always put really interesting non-fiction here- bits and pieces that would surprise and compel any reader. Why not take a look at these? Click the books to see more (or pop in to Camden!)

October 01, 2012

National Year of Reading: Explore

This month's theme is Explore! The National Year of Reading initiative is focusing on all sorts of adventurous, interesting and fascinating books this month to lure you out into the wide world. We've compiled a few great reads here about different places and times, new landscapes and mindsets, but why not suggest your own? Comment in the box below.