Nine Genres in October Selection of Books from Independent Publishers

The author Neil Gaiman recalls his experience of librarians as a boy:

"They just seemed to like that there was this wide-eyed little boy who loved to read, and would talk to me about the books I was reading, they would find me other books in a series, they would help. They treated me as another reader - nothing less or more - which meant they treated me with respect. I was not used to being treated with respect as an 8-year-old."

LibraryBub CEO, Alinka Rutkowska, relishes the opportunity to provide librarians with a monthly introduction to new and exciting titles to whet the appetite of voracious readers like Neil. No matter what age or background the reader is, the librarian is always looking for something new to interest them - and so, too, is LibraryBub.

Here is October's selection by category:

FICTION:

Literature & Fiction 

Zephyr the West Wind (Book One in the Chaos Chronicles series) by R. J. Tolson (ISBN: 978-0615686431)

Summer on Earth by Peter Thompson (ISBN: 978-1943978304)

In the Shadow of Lies (an Oliver Wright mystery) by M. A. Adler (ISBN: 978-

1938314827)

Frances Donaldson: A Woman's War: Letters to a Soldier in the Second World War by Rose Deakin (ISBN: 978-0992972356)

Science Fiction & Fantasy 

Black Inked Pearl: a girl's quest by Ruth Finnegan (ISBN: 978-1942146179)

Chronicles of Drenyon: The Golden Sword by N.L.J. (ISBN: 978-1943164813)

Mystery & Thriller 

Poison Patty by Kary Buchanan (ISBN: 978-1540500601)

Children of the Future by Jane Suen (ISBN: 978-0997929706)

The Chosen Few (a Catholic coming-of-age mystery) by Michael Sheehan (ISBN: 978-

0998500409)

Young Adult 

Here by Jennifer Ball (ISBN: 978-1937660796)

Children 

Snowman Paul at the Winter Olympics (Book Two of the Snowman Paul series) by Yossi Lapid (ISBN: 978-0997389920)

Snowman Paul Saves Kate's Birthday (Book Three of the Snowman Paul series) by Yossi Lapid (ISBN: 978-0997389944)

Snowman Paul at the Concert Hall (Book Four of the Snowman Paul series) by Yossi Lapid (ISBN: 978-0997389968)

Tovi the Penguin Goes Camping by Janina Rossiter (ISBN: 978-1500536596)

NON-FICTION:

Self-Help 

How to Get Your Joy Back!: a women's guide to midlife career transformation by

Maria Luchsinger (ISBN: 978-0989763059)

Adventures in Dietland: how to win at the game of dieting from a former fat guy by Ralph

Peterson (ISBN: 978-0998926803)

Science 

Rabbits and Rats, Birds and Seeds, Cactus and Trees: plants and animals at work in El 

Pinacate, Sonoran Desert, Mexico by Paul Dayton (ISBN: 978-0997003215)

Religion and Spirituality 

Life and Death: Making Sense of It by Francis O'Neill (ISBN: 978-0993462610)

History 

Rise and Decline: where we are and what we can do about it (Book Three of the History Speaks Today series) by Bruce Thatcher (ISBN: 978-1365771279)

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