Books arriving at the Bethel Library in April

As we dive into mud season in our town, there’s no better time to snag a new book from the Bethel Library! Whether you’re gearing up for a trip and need some reading for your flight, or simply want to escape into a different world, there’s lots to choose from!

Check out what’s on the way soon!

The Book Witch by Meg Shaffer

If you like a touch of magic mixed with heart, The Book Witch is one to watch. This novel tells the story of a witch who can jump into any novel, sworn to defend works of fiction from any foe. Meg Shaffer is known for blending whimsy with emotional depth. For readers who love books about books. 

The Girls Trip by Ally Condie

What should be a fun getaway turns into something much more layered. When a group of women come together for a trip, old friendships are tested and long-held secrets begin to surface. This is a great pick if you enjoy character-driven stories about relationships, honesty, and the complexity of friendship.

Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke

Natalie’s life seems perfect: a charming farmhouse, a handsome cowboy husband, and six adorable kids. With 8 million followers, she’s the envy of many, despite the behind-the-scenes help. But one morning, everything flips. She wakes up in a strange world where her kitchen runs on firewood, her husband is a rugged farmer, and her kids are unkempt. As she navigates this bizarre new reality, a painful injury in the woods forces her to realize—this isn’t her life, and she must find a way to escape!

Last Night in Brooklyn by Xochitl Gonzalez

Against the backdrop of a potentially life-changing presidential election and a looming once-in-a-generation fiscal crisis, Last Night in Brooklyn explores the dark compromise of the American Dream for people of color living, unknowingly, in the twilight of a cultural moment. It is a story about everything money can buy―and the destruction of what it can’t.

Go Gentle by Maria Semple

Booklist Reviewed this as: "Funny, tender, mysterious, clever…Semple entertains in every moment of this smart story of Greek philosophy and Greek statues; desire, happiness, and their opposites; and priceless midlife peace... Readers will have hearts in their eyes to see her first new novel in a decade."

These titles will be arriving throughout April, so keep an eye on the new books shelf or place a hold to be first in line. Whether you’re looking for something emotional, thought-provoking, or just a great story, April has plenty to offer.

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