Zadoc Long library has lots of new books for summer

BUCKFIELD — Zadoc Long Free Library has many new books in its library collection.
New books include:
CHILDREN’S BOOKS: “Empathy is Your Superpower: A Book About Underestanding the Feelings of Others,” by Cori Bussolari; “Dog man: Mothering Heights,” by Dav Pilkey; “I Am Stronger Than Anxiety: Children’s Book about Overcoming Worries, Stress, and Fear,” by Elizabeth Cole; “I Am Stronger Than Anger: Picture Book About Anger Management and Dealing With Kids’ Emotions and Feelings,” by Elizabeth Cole.
ADULT NONFICTION: “Walk in My Combat Boots: True Stories from America’s Bravest Warriors,” by James Patterson; “The Code Breaker: Jennifer Doudna, Gene Editing, and the Future of the Human Race,” by Walter Isaacson; “Joe Biden: The Life, The Run, and What Matters Now,” by Evan Osnos; “Till Murder Do Us Part (True Crime 6),” by James Patterson.
FICTION: “Girl,” by Abigail Dean; “We Begin at the End,” by Chris Whitaker; “Win,” by Harlan Coben; “Double Jeopardy,” by Stuart Woods; “Cat Ninja,” by Matthew Cody; “The Bounty (A Fox and O’Hare novel),” by Janet Evanovich; “The Lost Boys,” by Faye Kellerman; “Hush-Hush,” by Stuart Woods; “Before She Disappeared,” by Lisa Gardner; “The Russian,” by James Patterson; “The Lost Apothecary,” by Sarah Penner; “The Rose Code,” by Kate Quinn; “The Orphan of Cemetery Hill,” by Hester Fox; “The Other Emily,” by Dean Koontz; “The Forgotten Home Child,” by Genevieve Graham; “Relentless (Gray Man),” by Mark Greaney; “Dark Sky,” by C.J. Box; “Serpentine,” by Jonathan Kellerman; “Kiara and the Sun,” by Kazuo Ishiguro; “Robert B. Parker’s Someone to Watch Over Me,” by Ace Atkins; “Faithless in Death,” by J. D. Robb; “Missing and Endangered,” by J. A. Jance; “The Orphan Collector: A Heroic Novel of Survival during the 1918 Influenza Pandemic,” by Ellen Marie Wiseman; “A Fatal Lie,” by Charles Todd; “The Survivors,” by Jane Harper; “The Four Winds,” by Kristin Hannah; “Blink of an Eye,” by Roy Johansen; “Neighbors,” by Danielle Steele; “The Scorpion’s Tail,” by Douglas Preston.
The library is offering curbside service, as well as appointments on some days. Call the library for more information at 207-336-2171.