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The library is open to the public under Phase I guidelines for Montana’s reopening. Please do not come to the library is you are sick. Practice good hygiene when you enter the building such as washing your hands or using hand sanitizer before touching materials or computers. It is recommended that masks are worn. Only eight patrons will be allowed in at one time for a limit of thirty minutes. We continue to sanitize and quarantine all returned materials before they are shelved. Curbside service and home or mail delivery continue upon request. Details can be found on our website at http://www.harlempubliclibrary.org or on our Facebook page.
The Book Challenge for May is read a book written by an author of color. Please contact the library if you have completed April’s Book Challenge so your name can be entered to win a gift certificate from a local business.
Reading is a great escape during these uncertain times. Some new titles include “Perfect Little Children” by Sophie Hannah. After Beth watches her son play his football game she should drive straight home. Instead she make the decision to drive past the home of her ex-best friend. As she watches Flora from across the street she sees something terribly wrong. Ten years have gone by and Flora looks the same, only older. But her children look exactly as they did when they were five and three. How is it possible they are still the same two perfect little children Beth knew more than a decade ago?
Jonathan Kellerman has written “The Museum of Desire.” LAPD Lieutenant Milo Sturgis and psychologist Dr. Alex Delaware are called to investigate an inexplicable massacre at a deserted mansion in Bel Air. In this psychological thriller they encounter a crime so vicious it defies evil.
Jeanine Cummins is the author of “American Dirt.” Lydia, her husband, and son Luca live in the Mexican city of Acapulco where she runs a bookstore. When her husband publishes a tell-all profile of the leader of the newest drug cartel, their lives will never be the same. Lydia and Luca are forced to flee and are instantly transformed into migrants. As they join the countless people fleeing to the U.S. Lydia knows what they are running from; but what are they running to?
Other new titles include “Postscript,” the sequel to “PS, I Love You” by Cecelia Ahern; “Out of the Attic,” a Flowers in the Attic Tie-In by V.C. Andrews; and “Into the Fire,” an Orphan X novel by Gregg Hurwitz.”
