NEW BOOKS AT PUBLIC LIBRARY

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 87, Issue 277, 23 November 1943, Page 6

NEW BOOKS AT PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following new books have been P ]a “d nn issue at the Wanganui Public Library:— Fiction. ’’The Body Fell On Berlin,” Richard Lakin; “No Shelter from the Heart,” Dana Lyon; “In the Forests of the Night,” Kenneth T. Davis; “I Am the World, Peter Vansittart; “Family Affair," Carol Gaye; "Spring Tide,” Renee Shann; “Change For a Farthing,” Betty Trask; “A House in the Sun, Marjorie Warby; “That Was Yesterday,” Diana Ridley; "The Case of the Magic Mirror,” Christopher Bush; “Autumn Glory,” Eliz, Carfrae“Out of the Silent Planet,” C. S Lewis; “Pirates May Fly,” Sinbad; The Crimson Tread,” Lilian Lauferty; “Children of Sorrow,” Quakamba; “Frontier Tapestry,” Major S. E. G. Ponder. Non-Fiction Duplicates. “Letters of an Indian Judge to an English Gentlewoman,” Anom.; “The Way of a Transfresser,” Negley Farson; “Perfume from Provence,” Lady Fortescue; “The Last Enemy,” Richard Hillary; “Forty Thousand Against the Arctic,” H. P. Smolka; “Bomber Pilot,” Squad.-Leader Leonard Cheshire; “The Chetniks,” George Sava; European Spring,” Clare Boothe; “England, the Unknown Isle,” Paul Cohen-Portheim; "Trampled Lilies,” Lady Fortescue; “Memory Hold-the-Door,” John Buchan; ’Autobiography ’ Richard Halliburton; “Four Years in Paradise,” Osa Johnson; "Farewell to Fifth Avenue,” Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr.; “The Story of the Pacific, ’’ Hendrik Willem Van Loon; "England their England," A. G. Macdonell.