The
Peter White Public Library offers these new non-fiction titles.
World
Order by Henry Kissinger.
The
veteran statesman examines the background, and causation for current trends in
global relations. He shares his outlook on these relationships, and an outlook
for how nations can interact and be at peace in an era of diverging, extreme
viewpoints, technology, and increased global communication.
New
Adult Non-Fiction 327 KI
Atlas
of Indian Nations by Anton Treuer.
This
new comprehensive atlas pertaining to Native American history is
published by
National Geographic. Treuer is professor of Ojibwe at Bemidji State University
in Minnesota, and editor of Oshkaabewis Native Journal, the only academic
journal of the Ojibwe language.
New
Adult Non-Fiction 970.004 TR
Budget
Bucks In Your Lap: Become a More Successful Whitetail Hunter Anywhere by Gale
Arden Bott.
In
creating this hunting strategy guide, no deer were baited and no agricultural
lands used. The experiments took place on public lands, to determine the best
methods in producing encounters with bucks.
New
Adult Non-Fiction 799.2765 BO
College
football is a phenomenon, massive spectacle, and noted for intense rivalries.
From the first game in 1869, author Weinreb explores the roots and history of
the college brand of football. In part, he does this by selecting 14 key games
to dissect, sometimes with hilarious results. Being a Penn State fan, his
analysis tends to favor Big 10 history.
New
Adult Non-Fiction 796.3326 WE
When
Paris Went Dark: the City of Light Under German Occupation, 1940-1944
By
Ronald C. Rosbottom.
When
the German Army took occupation of France in June of 1940, the country was
forced to accept the reality of being ruled by a foreign government. Many French
had left Paris, but those who remained had to deal with the gloom of German
occupancy. Through the use of primary, first person sources, the author paints
a picture of what life was like during these times.
New
Adult Non-Fiction 940.5344 RO
Slow
Dancing with a Stranger: Lost and Found in the Age of Alzheimer's by Meryl
Comer.
Alzheimer’s
advocate and broadcast journalist Comer provides a personal account of her
husband Harvey’s battle with the disease, and her role as his caretaker.
New
Adult Non-Fiction 616.831 CO
--Bruce McDonald, Assistant Director
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