New Releases
New Releases in January & February 2020
Moral compass – Danielle Steel
Treason – Stuart Woods
Lost – James Patterson
The vanishing – Jayne Ann Krentz
Hunter killer – Brad Taylor
Big lies in a small town – Diane Chamberlain
Westering women – Sandra Dallas
Thief River Falls – Brian Freeman
Contrapasso – Nathan Jorgenson
Welcome to the Pine Away Motel and cabins – Katrina Bivald
Where the forest meets the stars – Glendy Vanderah
No fixed line – Diana Stabenow
Mr. Nobody – Catherine Steadman
Better liar – Tanen Jones
Almost just friends – Jill Shalvis
Forever hidden – Tracy Peterson
The playground – Jane Shemilt
Dear Edward – Ann Napolitano
The look-alike – Erica Spindler
An uncommon woman – Larua Frantz
When you see me – Lisa Gardner
Outmatched – Kristen Callihan
The dancing girls – M.M. Chouinard
Into the fire – Gregg Hurwitz
All the ways we said goodbye – Beatriz Williams, Lauren Willig, Karen White
White elephant – Julie Langsdorf
Out of the attic – V.C. Andrews
The museum of desire – Jonathan Kellerman
Last day – Luanne Rice
Postscript – Cecelia Ahern
Salt River – Randy Wayne White
Pretty as a picture – Elizabeth Little
The big lie – James Grippano
Follow me – Kathleen Barber
The Warsaw protocol – Steve Barry
Blindside – James Patterson
American dirt – Jeanine Cummins
Coconut layer cake murder – Joanne Fluke
The lost diary of M – Paul Wolfe
A darkness absolute – Kelley Armstrong
The baker’s wife – Cristina Alger
Contrapasso – Nathan Jorgenson
Non-Fiction
The yellow house – Sarah M. Broom
A random walk down Wall Street; the time-tested strategy for successful investing – Burton G. Malkiel
The third rainbow girl; the long life of a double murder in Appalachia – Emma Copley Eisenberg
The complete family guide to addiction – Thomas F. Harrison
Chasing my cure; a doctor’s race to turn hope into action – David Fajgenbaum
Deep Midwest; Midwestern explorations – Robert Leonard
Why we can’t sleep – Ada Calhoun
Half the sugar all the love; a family cookbook – Jennifer Tyler Lee
What’s New
You may place a hold on any new material through the library catalog www.plumcreeklibrary.org
or call the library at 507-831-6131 to place a hold.
Find more new titles by searching the online catalog.
http://opac.plumcreeklibrary.net
Downloadable Audiobook Service
The Plum Creek Library System has the RBdigital audiobook service, formerly known as OneClickdigital, from Recorded Books. RBdigital offers an easy way to access a terrific collection of free downloadable audiobooks. Note: only audiobooks are available from this service, not eBooks.
Apps are available for PC, Mac, Android, iPhone, iPad, and Amazon Kindle.
After a quick one-time account set-up process,you will be able to checkout and download audiobooks. Email support is available at yoursupport@recordedbooks.com and phone support is available at 877-77-AUDIO (877-772-8346) from 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday.
Online ebook collection launched for all Minnesotans
Ebooks Minnesota, an online ebook collection spearheaded by Minnesota’s libraries, is open to Minnesota readers. The collection is accessible online at EbooksMN.org and via free apps from iTunes, Google Play, and Kindle. There is no charge to libraries or individuals who wish to use the collection, and no username or password is required. Ebooks Minnesota is open to all readers within Minnesota’s borders.
No process is required to “check out” a book. Readers can access any book in the collection at any time regardless of how many other readers are also using that book. This feature makes the collection particularly useful for schools that may wish to assign a single book to an entire class or even an entire school. Likewise, community book clubs, no matter how large, can read books together without worrying about checkout limits or due dates.
The collection contains more than 2,000 books, including titles from these Minnesota publishers: ABDO, Lerner Publishing Group, Cherry Lake Publishing, University of Minnesota Press, Milkweed Press, and Coffeehouse Press. Nonfiction titles from Arcadia Publishing about Minnesota and its history are also included in the collection. A selection of popular titles that are in the public domain, such as “Dracula.” and “Jane Eyre,” completes the collection.
Mission Satement
The Windom Public Library encourages use of the library through creative programming, public relations and support services, enables patrons to enjoy a successful library experience and enhances the quality of life for Windom area residents.
Recent Updates
Mortgage Payment AssistanceMarch 30, 2020 - 3:33 pm
Small Business Owner’s Guide to the CARES ActMarch 27, 2020 - 4:35 pm- COVID-19 Small Business Operating/Emergency Loan ProgramsMarch 26, 2020 - 3:47 pm
South Cottonwood Lake Subdivision Sealed Bid AuctionDecember 17, 2019 - 11:44 am
Wolf Lake Connection Trail Open House & Survey linkDecember 10, 2019 - 9:34 am