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News About Books
From the Library
Vacations usually come
but once a year" and this
imj to b that time for
many Jackson County resi
dents. According to Mrs. Jane
Baker, Jackson County Li
brarian,' the library's travel
books are the most popular
non-fiction' category at pres
ent. "Even those who can't
afford European travel seem
to enjoy reading about it," she
said.
Some new travel titles are
listed below along with other
new books added in . July.
These are available through
the branches, on reguest, as
well as from the main library
In Medford.
Travel and adventure: Tales
of Ancient India, Buifenen;
Everyday Life in Egypt in the
Days of Harnesses the Great,
Montet; A Short Walk, Newby;
The Golden Coast, Kane; Rice
Roots, Goodfriend; Endur
ance, Lansing.
Fine arts: The Changing
Face of Beauty, Garland;
Praeger Picture Encyclopedia
of Art; A Dictionary of Ameri
can Antiques, Dreppard; The
Complete Guide to Orchestral
Music, Bager; Sculpture, Elis
cu; The . Poetical Works of
Elizabeth Barrett Browning,
Browning.
Religion: Man's Right to Be
Human, Anderson; I Believe
In Immortality, Bonnell; Es
says in Applied Christainity,
Niebuhr; A Private House of
Prayer, Weatherhead.
Sports and entertainment:
The Small Boat Guide, Crow
ther; Good Fishing, Eschmey
er; Camp Counseling, Mitch
ell; Fun Together, Cassell; In
troduction to Cine, Postleth-waite.
Business: The Evaluation
Interview, Fear; Office Man
agement Handbook, Wylie;
Dictionary of Business and
Finance, Clark.
Home and family: Enjoy
Your Children, Hein; How to
Make Flower Decorations,
Roberts; The Encyclopedia of
World Cookery, Campbell;
European Cooking, Rand Mc
Mally; Revive Your Rooms
and Furniture, Brostrom; The
Bishop Method of Clothing
Construction, Bishop; Build
ers' Homes for Better Living,
Jones; The Mentally Retarded
Child, Hutt; Something Shar
ed, Fenner; Sex and Love, Ca
prio; Two Together, Dodds.
Science and health: Weeds
of the Pacific Northwest, Gil-
key; The Fossil Book, Fenton;
Industrial Mathematics, Thies;
The Book of the Mountains,
Spectorsky; Astronomy, Bak
er; Mineral Resources of the
U. S., U. S. Bureau of Mines
and Geological Survey; Crim
inology and Crime Prevention,
Higgins; Man - made Sun,
Jukes; Sound Ways to Sound
Sleep, Laird.
Biography: Flying Tiger,
Scott; My God and My All,
Goudge; Fifty Years with
Music, Spaeth; . Senator Joe
McCarthy, Rovere; Richard
Nixon, Mazo; Steps in Time,
Astaire; Days with Albert
Schweitzer, Franck. '
Reference: Biennial Report
and Opinions of the Attorney
General of the State of Ore
gon, 1956-1958; Source Rec
ords of the Great War, Home;
Plans for Six Public Library
Buildings, - American Library
association. -
History: Elizabethans at
Home, Pearson; Italy, Smith;
Search for the Northwest Pas
sage, McDonald; Westward to
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Other non - fiction: Five
Ideas that Change the World,
Jackson; Yoga for Americans,
Devi; The United Nations,
Goodrich; The Great Impos
tor, Crichton; The Sleepwalk
ers, Koestler; Understanding
Our Behavior, Crow; Philoso
phy of Arthur Schopenhauer,
Bax; Getting Along in Rus
sian, Pei.
Adventure stories: Drago
man Pass, Williams; The Big
X, Searls; The Lion, Kessel;
The Run from the Mountain,
Groninger; The Stone Roses,
Gaihham; Boia of the Sun,
Culp.
Romance: Spring Harvest,
Tabor; With This Ring, Lor
ing; Mountain Nurse, Gaddis;
Love Remains, Neubauer.
Short story: When Yu
Think of Me, Caldwell; The
Unfairness of Easter and Oth
er Stories, De Jong; Selected
Stories, Lavin.
Humor: The Clouded Foun
tain, Huston; Making Pro
gress, Bailey; Hard Hearts Are
for Cabbages, Putnam.
Historical romance: Baton
Sinister, Spinatelli; The
Crown arid the Cross, Slaught
er; Chant of the Hawk, Harris;
Taos, Blacker.
Serious fiction: Turn Again
Tiger, Selvon; The Bell, Mur
doch; Silver Fruit, Campbell;
The Secret, De Cespedes;
Spinster, Ashton-Warner; Cal
ifornia Street, Busch.
Mysteries: Annalisa, R y -dell;'
Murder and Blueberry
Pie, Lockridge; Target: Mike
Shayne, Halliday; The Case of
the Mythical Monkeys, Gard
ner; Psycho, Bloch; Penknife
in My Heart, Blake; Seven
Steps East, Benson; The Pack
of Lies, Creasey.
With - the regular school
year at an end, Jackson Coun
ty children have turned to
the public library for their
reading material.
According to Mrs. Jane
Baker, Medford Libarian, the
circulation of children's books
from the main library has
nearly doubled since June,
and the same rush for juve
nile books may be seen
throughout the county. "We
hope the children will bear
with us if they cannot immedi
ately find their favorite Dr.
Seuss or Landmark Book on
the shelf," Mrs. Barker stated.
"Many new titles are being
added to the junior collection
each week in an effort to meet
the sudden heavy demand."
New children's books added
in July are:
Non - Fiction: The Sea
Around Us, Carson; The Gold
en Book of Nature Crafts,
Saunders; The Wonderful
World of Life, Huxley; Wings
at Sea, Coombs; Folk Plays
for. Puppets You Can Make,
Tichenor; Indian, Tunis; Billy
Yank and Johnny Reb, Miers.
Fiction: The Family Under
the Bridge, Carlson; Wolf of
Badendoch, Cttipperfield; The
Cave, Coatsworth; Along
Came A Dog, De Jong; The
Ba'dhead Mountain Expedi
tion, Evers; Jim at ihe Corn
er, Farjeon; Star, An Irish
Wolhound, Howe; Whitey and
the Wild Horse, Rounds; The
Tenement Tree, Seredy; Xin
gu, Viertel; Mohawk Valley,
Welch.
Easy Books: Du Dang and
His Kite, Ayer; Down by the
Sea, Coplan; The New Runa
way Toys, Crabtree; the New
Playtime Fun, Crabtree; Up
and Down, Durrell; Norman
the Doorman, Freeman; The
Animal Parade, Gates; Come
and Ride, Gates; Elsie Ele
Calf, Gates; Polly the Kid,
Gates; Pueblo Indian Stories,
Gates; In Came Pinky, Gates;
Little Bear, the Indian Boy,
Gates; Mr. Joey and the Pig,
Gates; Off We Go, Gates; The
Sad Prince,Gates; The Jroad
Road, Heffernan; The Little
Road, Heffernan; The Wide
Road, Heffernan; The Dairy
Farm, Lamoreaux; Good
Times in the City, Lamoreaux;
A Visit to the Dairy, Martin;
Frisky the Goat, Osswald; My
Little Blue Story Book, Ous
ley; My Little Green Story
Book, Ousley; My Little Red
Story Book, Ousley; The Little
River, Rand; alentine Day,
Schenk; Peanuts the , Pony,
Snodergaard; Henry and the
Garden, Tippett; The Moon
Jumpers, Udry; At Don's
Farm, Ulrey; Judy's Boat Trip
Ulrey; Everyone Waits, Watts;
Billy and Nanny, Witty; A
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