The Library Board of Trustees will meet today at 4:15 in the library meeting room.

Local author Betty Billmayer will be at the library Thursday, Nov. 3 from 6:00-7:30 to sell and sign her latest children’s book “The Princess and the Pea...Nut Butter Sandwich.” Princess Pietra believes she will find peace if she can only have the perfect peanut butter sandwich. Although presented sandwiches from far and near, nothing satisfies her. Her parents help her realize perfect peace comes only from Jesus. Betty will do a book talk at 6:30 and refreshments will be served. Books will be on sale for $12 and Betty’s first book “Apples to Zebras” will also be available for $7. Come join us for a fun evening!

There will be no Lego Club Nov. 3.

The Book Challenge for October is to read a book that is more than ten years old. You may win a gift certificate from a local business.

“Sorrow Road” is a new novel from Julia Keller. This mystery tells two stories: one set in World War II and one set in the present day. Woven together these tales clash the past and the present, good and evil, and revenge and forgiveness.

Dale Brown and Jim DeFelice have written “Puppet Master.” Louis Massina, a brilliant robotics inventor, has been recruited by the FBI to pursue criminals running a huge financial scam who are also suspected of killing an agent’s brother. But when Massina becomes involved in dangerous conspiracy, he becomes the Puppet Master, unleashing the greatest cyber-weapons on the world.

“The Book That Matters Most” is by author Ann Hood. After Ava’s marriage falls apart and her two grown children are living overseas, she joins a book group because of her love of reading and her need for friendship. The group’s goal is to read books that members present that matter most to them. Ava’s choice is a book from her childhood that helped her heal after the deaths of her sister and mother. The alternating story in this novel is the story of Ava’s daughter, Maggie, whose trouble life takes her to Paris where she’s goes missing. Unraveling the past and chances for new beginnings fill this story with warmth and compassion.

Anne and Marco Conti seem to have a wonderful life. They have a loving relationship, a beautiful home and a new baby. One hot summer night they are invited next door to a dinner party when a terrible crime is committed. The parents are the prime suspects, but the truth is more complicated than the story. Don’t miss the thriller “The Couple Next Door” by Shari Lapena.

Bestselling author Bill O’Reilly’s latest is “Killing the Sun: How America Vanquished World War II Japan.”

The fourth installment in the Cainsville Series by Kelly Armstrong is “Betrayals.”

Scott Stambach has written “The Invisible Life of Ivan Isaenko.” Ivan Isaenko has spent all of his seventeen years in the Mazyr Hospital for Gravely Ill Children in Belarus. Although physically deformed, his mind is sharp. To fight the boredom of his existence he makes up games, manipulating people and events. When new resident Polina arrives, at first Ivan resents her for the attention she receives and for challenging his routine. As time goes by they are drawn to one another and a romance develops.

The library will be closed Nov. 8 for Election Day and Nov. 11 for Veterans Day.