New titles in popular reading collections at Zumberge and Steelcase

New titles in popular reading collections at Zumberge and Steelcase

Come browse the newest popular reading titles in Zumberge Library's Café Bibliothèque and the Steelcase Library Reading Room. You can also search the library's catalog for specific titles or authors. Did you know books from this collection can be delivered to any of the GVSU libraries, including the Frey. It's easy--just ask (331.3500)!

Following are the latest titles received. Stay tuned for further additions; new titles arrive every month.

Zumberge Library
Teatime for the traditionally built by Alexander McCall Smith
Killer cuts by Elaine Viets Wicked prey by John Sandford
The Scarecrow by Michael Connelly
Start where you are by Chris Gardner
Ted Kennedy by Edward Klein
The Garth factor by Patsi Bale Cox
Intent to kill by James Grippando
Sisters & husbands by Connie Briscoe
Matters of the heart by Danielle Steel
Heartless by Diana Palmer
Finger lickin’ fifteen by Janet Evanovich
Fixer upper by Mary Kay Andrews
Neighbor by Lisa Gardner
Relentless by Dean Koontz
Bourne deception by Eric VanLustbader
Crazy for the storm by Norman Ollestad
Dunn Road by Jane Green
Gone tomorrow by Lee Child
Haze by L. E. Modesitt, Jr.
Look again by Lisa Scottoline

Steelcase Library
Set you compass true by Signe Bergstrom
Step by step by Lawrence Block
Worst nightmares by Shane Briant
Lovers by John Connolly
Wide smiles of girls by Jennifer Fenske
Prairie tale by Melissa Gilbert
5 principles for a successful life by Newt Gingrich
Story sisters by Alice Hoffman
Take two by Karen Kingsbury
Patrick Swayze by Wendy Leigh
Road dogs by Elmore Leonard
Cemetery dance by Douglas Preston
Capture by Robert Tanenbaum

Popular reading collection at Steelcase

A popular reading collection is now available at the Steelcase Library in the DeVos Center of the Pew campus downtown. Like its sister collection in the Café Bibliothèque area at the Zumberge Library on the Allendale campus, new titles arrive every month. You can browse the collection, or search the library's catalog for specific titles or authors.

Please note that only current GVSU students, staff, and faculty may check out books from this collection. Books circulate for a nonrenewable four week period. For more information about the popular reading collections, contact the library at 1-3500.

New titles in popular reading collection

Check out the most recent titles in our Popular Reading collection in the Zumberge Library in the Café Bibliothèque area on the first floor! These are the latest titles received. Stay tuned for further additions - we add new titles every month!

Long lost by Harlan Coben
Always looking up by Michael J. Fox
Pursuit by Karen Robards
The Geometry of sisters by Luanne Rice
A different life; growing up learning disabled & other adventures by Quinn Bradlee
Fatally flakey by Diane Mott Davidson
A madness of angels by Kate Griffin
The horse boy by Rupert Isaacson
Loitering with intent by Stuart Woods
Cursed by Carol Higgins Clark
Just take my heart by Mary Higgins Clark
Shadows still remain by Peter De Jonge
8th Confession by James Patterson
I'll scream later by Marlee Matlin
Look again by Lisa Scottoline
Mommywood by Tori Spelling
Deadlock by Iris Johansen
Rogue forces by Dale Brown
Mr. & Miss Anonymous by Fern Michaels
Summer on Blossom Street by Debbie Macomber
True detectives by Johnathan Kellerman
Still life by Joy Fielding
The secret by Beverly Lewis

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New titles in popular reading collection

Check out the most recent titles in our Popular Reading collection in the Zumberge Library in the Café Bibliothèque area on the first floor! These are the latest titles received. Stay tuned for further additions - we add new titles every month!

Mounting fears by Stuart Woods

Moments of clarity by Christopher Kennedy Lawford

Water dogs by Lewis Robinson

Through it all by Christine King Farris

Breakneck by Erica Spindler

The Associate by John Grisham

True colors by Kristin Hannah

Church of lies by Flora Jessop

High voltage tattoo by Kat Von D

Dark of night by Suzanne Brockmann

A darker place by Jack Higgins

The plunder room by John Jeter

Honeymoon in Tehran by Azadeh Moaveni

What was I thinking? 58 bad boyfriend stories by Barbara Davilman

Galway Bay by Mary Pat Kelly

Lethal legacy by Linda Fairstein

The second opinion by Michael Palmer

While my sister sleeps by Barbara Delinsky

A wall of white by Jennifer Woodlief

Terminal freeze by Lincoln Child

Fool by Christopher Moore

Need a break from your studies?

Relax with magazines from the Steelcase Library’s new leisure reading magazine collection. We now are, or soon will be, receiving the following:

• Entertainment Weekly
  
• Glamour
  
• Men's Health
  
• National Geographic
  
• New Yorker
  
• Newsweek
  
• People
  
• Rolling Stone
  
• Sports Illustrated
  
• Time
  
• U.S. News & World Report
  
• US Weekly
  

You’ll find these on top of the book shelves just inside the reading room.

Be sure to check out the new books section, too. They’re in the display case right across from the entrance doors.

New Resource: The American Indian Experience

The University Libraries are happy to announce the addition of a new reference database.

"The American Indian Experience offers access to an online library, featuring more than 150 volumes of scholarship and reference content, hundreds of primary documents, and thousands of images. From Pre-contact to the present day, from the Inuit of the north to the Seminoles of Florida, AIE is meant for anyone wishing to learn more about America's Native Peoples."

RefWorks classes at Steelcase Library

RefWorks, the reference manager program, can save you lots of time and angst. This week the Steelcase Library is providing RefWorks instruction to help you get started with this powerful program. These half-hour sessions are designed to help you get started with RefWorks and provide individual assistance.

All sessions are from 5:15 to 5:45 p.m. January 26, 27, 28, and 29 in the Steelcase Library instruction room. Attend one, or attend them all. Refreshments will be provided; no reservations required. For more information, call 331-7338.