Did you know that you can post reviews on our catalogue? Share your experience with others! All you need is your library barcode number (on the back of your card) and you password to log in. Check out one of the great reviews left by a library patron below;
The Angel Experiment by James Patterson
Its been years since I first read this book, and i still manage to read the series over and over and get the same rush of emotions. Its powerful, its thrilling, and it just keeps getting better.
Once your halfway through the next time you put the book down you'll find you've finished the book, I read it till one in the morning and started the second book. Its seriously enthralling.
The characters melt into one another, each are unique and realistic, and all work together. Max is the main character, and she will take you on a journey you will never forget. This is one imaginitive rollercoaster that will leave you on the edge of your seat.
Check out the catalogue entry here, and get posting!
March 31, 2011
March 24, 2011
Recent Returns
Recent books returned to Camden Council Library Service- Find out what others are reading!
The Country Quilters
Spotlight
The Surgeon's Marriage Proposal
Eastern Wisdom
The Twitter Book
The Naked Truth
The Lost Boy
March 21, 2011
Reading List: Mills and Boon
Available at Narellan and Camden libraries, the romance section features a Mills and Boon subsection with all your juicy favourites. Check out ten popular titles below (Click the title to view and reserve)!
March 17, 2011
Top 10 General Fiction
These are the stories that we want to curl up when it's raining, secure in our homes with time to spare. Set in worlds that are so similar to our own, we get lost in them quickly, and the simple, meaningful stories that take place there. General Fiction scapes a vibrant landscape through the experiences and paths of human life. Check out this top 10 for 2011 so far. Click the title to view Camden Library catalogue entries and to place a reservation.
1. Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen
2. Jasper Jones by Craig Silvey
3. The Girl who Kicked the Hornet's Next by Stieg Larsson
4. Tick Tock by James Patterson and and Michael Ledwidge
5. Dark Blood by Stuart McBride
6. Lovesong by Alex Miller
7. At Home with the Templetons by Monica McInnerney
8. A Changing Land by Nicole Alexander
9. Beyond Fear by Jaye Ford
10. Daughters in Law by Joanna Trollope
March 10, 2011
The Last Letter from Your Lover
Have you found out about our downloadable audio books yet? Clipper DL is free for our library members, allowing you to download audio-books to your home and devices.
One Clipper title, The Last Letter from Your Lover by Jojo Moyes, has won the RNA 2011 Romantic Novel of the Year Award.
The Romantic Novelists’ Association has announced the winners of this year’s Pure Passion Awards at a champagne reception in London.
Winner of the 2011 Romantic Novel of the Year – recognising the best of the year’s novels exploring the deep mysteries of the human heart – is Jojo Moyes for her book The Last Letter from your Lover.
“The book came about after I eavesdropped on some women unsuccessfully trying to decipher a text message – Later X” Jojo said. “It made me realise that all these added means of communication have actually served to make things more opaque. I feel sorry for the generations that are missing out on the joys of the love letter.”
The RNA Pure Passion Awards celebrate the very best in romantic fiction, encompassing the breadth of the genre.
Katie Fforde, Chair of the RNA said: “Once again, in our 51st year, the Romantic Novel of the Year Award has produced a sensational winner. Of Jojo Moyes’ The Last Letter from your Lover the judges unanimously agreed that ‘this novel combines exquisite writing, a truly romantic yet original theme and a blissfully satisfying ending. A worthy winner in a very strong list.’”
The Romantic Novelists’ Association has announced the winners of this year’s Pure Passion Awards at a champagne reception in London.
Winner of the 2011 Romantic Novel of the Year – recognising the best of the year’s novels exploring the deep mysteries of the human heart – is Jojo Moyes for her book The Last Letter from your Lover.
“The book came about after I eavesdropped on some women unsuccessfully trying to decipher a text message – Later X” Jojo said. “It made me realise that all these added means of communication have actually served to make things more opaque. I feel sorry for the generations that are missing out on the joys of the love letter.”
The RNA Pure Passion Awards celebrate the very best in romantic fiction, encompassing the breadth of the genre.
Katie Fforde, Chair of the RNA said: “Once again, in our 51st year, the Romantic Novel of the Year Award has produced a sensational winner. Of Jojo Moyes’ The Last Letter from your Lover the judges unanimously agreed that ‘this novel combines exquisite writing, a truly romantic yet original theme and a blissfully satisfying ending. A worthy winner in a very strong list.’”
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