Do you like to Freegal?

We all know that our library has books and may even know about the library's extensive audiobook collection, but did you know you could download music for free? Camden Library's Freegal Music Service permits library members to download up to three free songs a week from the Sony music database. You keep them forever, no loans!

It's too easy to get started. Simply go to the library website and click the Freegal button on the right hand side bar. You log in with your library ID number (under the barcode on your library card) and your password. Don't have a password? Contact us and we'll set one up for you straight away.

Crime Fiction: A booklist

Seeing as this month is themed Question through the National Year of Reading, we thought we'd take a look at some mystery fiction that is all about juicy questions. This crime fiction book list pulls up novels with concealed murders, thefts and sins that are questioned and puzzled by protagonists to the end. Why not try some out this month. Here are ten we liked.

All Shots by Susan Conant

The Lost Memory of Skin by Russell Banks

Broken Hearts by Grace Monroe

The Priest by Gerard O'Donovan

The Secret in their Eyes by Eduardo Sacheri

Strictly Private Business by Michael Cronin

House Rules by Jodi Picoult

Caught by Harlan Coben

Horns by Joe Hill

Hell Gate by Linda Fairstein

Got your own to add? Comment below and we'll happily add it.

National Year of Reading: Question

Who? What? Where? When? Why? (Remember that tv show? Blocked it out from your childhood? We respect that and will speak no more of it). This month's theme is Question, so this book list will be spotlighting everything confusing, conflicting, and more. These are the great books that keep you guessing, and make you question the world around you.

The City and the City by China Mielville

The Midnight House by Alex Berenson

Candle for a Corpse by Ann Granger

Harry Potter Series

Bumbreath, Botox and Bubbles and other fully sick science moments by Karl Kruszelnicki

The abominable snowman (Choose your own adventure)

Lost jewels of Nabooti (Choose your own adventure)

And then everything unraveled by Jennifer Sturman

Do you have your own great reads to add to this list? Let us know by commenting and we'll add them!

Howdy Partner- A Westerns Booklist

Westerns remain a seriously popular genre of books in our library. People come up to the desk with six or seven westerns at a time and return them the next week- and do it all over again! We never seem to have enough to satisfy the westerner's taste. And it's no surprise- Westerns are a great mix of action and adventure, old hollywood style, fantastic energised landscapes and characters that mix both the outlandish and the familiar. Maybe these guys are onto something then- and so here's a list of new westerns available in our library.

The Sister's Brothers by Paul DeWitt
Dynamite Daze by Ethan Flagg
Long Ride to Yuma by Will Keen
Sharpshooter McClure by I.J. Parnham
Take Me to Texas by Ryan Bodie
The Branded Man by J. D. Ryder
To Die This Day by Clint Ryker
Rustler's Range by Billy Hall
Kansas Fast Gun by Arthur Kent
Border Fury by Corba Sunman