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 Explore some of the best new reads on our shelves and available to borrow or reserve today.
Mercy, ?David Baldacci |? The Wicked Sister, ?Karen Dionne | Coming Home to the Four Streets, Nadine Dorries | Mystery in the Making, Ann Granger | The Truth Seeker?s Wife, ?Ann Granger? | The Story, Victoria Hislop | Saying Goodbye to Tuesday, ?Chrissie Manby? | The Crusader's Cross, Scott Mariani | The Shadows of Men, ?Abir Mukherjee | The Shadow at the Door, ?Tim Weaver.
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What was in the news when you were born?? Find out with our subscription to the Times Digital Archive covering over 200 years of history from 1785 - view facsimiles of the original papers.? Access the archive from home with your library card.
Here are some stories reported on this date in history to whet your appetite:
- 50 years ago - 1972: Mr Nixon steps in as Britain clashes with NATO over Malta
- 100 years ago - 1922: Air parcel post to Paris - Nottingham in list of ?provincial towns? able to send air mail to France from this date
- 150 years ago - 1872: National Trades Congress taking place in Mechanics? Institute, Nottingham
- 200 years ago - 1822: King?s Theatre in London?s Haymarket reopens with a performance of the Marriage of Figaro.
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 Get your business off to a flying start this 2022 with Business & IP Centre Nottinghamshire. We?ve a range of newly themed webinars, mentoring and networking opportunities to help you with your business goals and ambitions. Whether you are just starting out, need advice on protecting your intellectual property, or are ready to take the next step in your journey, we are here to help.
And did you know that your library card can give you access to a wealth of market research, company information and business databases to support your information needs. It?s free to join and open to everyone.
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 Last chance to book a place on our upcoming courses! We have some great new digital courses starting soon in our libraries and online:
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Get?Creative - 3D Modelling,?Bilborough Library, every Wednesday for 4 weeks from 19 January to 9 February,?5pm to 7.30pm.?
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Get Creative - Build a Website, online every Thursday for 6 weeks from 13 January to 17 February,?6pm to 7.30pm.
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Basic IT,?Bulwell Riverside Library, every Thursday for 4 weeks from 20 January to 10 February,?10am to 12.30pm.
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ESOL Courses:?These courses are aimed at a pre-entry ESOL level so are ideal if you are only just starting to learn English.?
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This months online jigsaw puzzle pays homage to ?Merry King Cole Playbill 1965? Panto.
Jigsaw puzzles are known to increase your capacity to focus so why not explore our back catologue of jigsaws, all featuring images from our local archives.
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We?re planning to expand our much valued Home Library Service to reach more housebound people and we need your help to do so!
Our Home Library Service already supports over 150 customers and we are expanding to 6 new home library hubs, to enable us to reach more people who can?t visit the library due to mobility, health or caring responsibilities.
Join our friendly team of volunteers in helping choose and deliver books to customers on a monthly basis. It?s a rewarding role and a great way to support others in your local community.?
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Was your grandmother a female pioneer like Dorothy Levitt, the first female racing driver? Was your grandfather one of the last mole catchers?
The 1921 Census of England & Wales is a detailed snapshot of 38 million lives and it is exclusively available on Find My Past, giving access to over 18 million digitised records. Library staff can offer support in accessing the site but library users will need to set up a personal Findmypast subscription to access these records - they will not be available via the library subscription.
How much does the census cost??It costs ?2.50 for every record transcript and ?3.50 for every original record image.
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 Playtime is back! Come and join us for twice monthly theatre and sensory play sessions suitable for under 5s, kindly supported by the SSBC Innovation Fund. All free, with no need to book.
Wednesday 2?February, join?Geoffrey Jumper and Mandy in ?A Quite Remarkable Adventure?,?10:30am at Strelley Road Library and?1:30pm at St Ann?s Valley Library.?
Tuesday 22?February - enjoy some sensory play with??The Very Hungry Caterpillar?,?10:30am at St Ann?s Valley Library and?1:30pm at Strelley Road Library.?
Sensory play sessions can get a little messy so we recommend wearing clothes that your'e happy to get mucky!
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