Trending
It's spooky time! Halloween is right around the corner. The library has new Halloween, supernatural and ghostly books on the shelf. Come and take a look!
Hidden Haunts: A Creepy Collection of Forgotten Ghostly Places by Conner Gossel (133.1097 Gossel) is a collection of spooky places throughout the United States. Minnesota's entry is about the Wabasha Street Caves in St. Paul, where three dead bodies were found in the caves. Rumor has it that they haunt those that dare to visit.
The title Don't Go There: A Tour of the World's Most Sinister Spots by J.W. Ocker (001.94 Ocker) contains good advice as far as I'm concerned. But if you must, here are 30 ominous places to check out.
It seems Minnesota has several legendary creatures to be wary of. Check out Monsters of the Midwest: True Tales of Bigfoot. Werewolves. and Other Legendary Creatures by Jessica Freeburg and Natalie Fowler (001.944 Freebur) to read all about them.
A History of the Unexplained by DK (001.944 History) is a brand-new addition to our collection. You will like this deep dive into things weird, creepy and unexplained from throughout the world.
Haunted Miniatures: Terrifyingly Tiny Projects for the Spooky Crafter (745.594 Voortma). "Express your darker side with these small-but-mighty projects for crafters of all skill levels. Including a haunted house, an evil carnival, a bloody butcher shop, and the apocalypse."
Ghost Food: 75 Spooky, Fun, and Frightening Halloween-Inspired Sweet Treats by Cayla Gallagher (641.568 Gallagh)
Cute 'N' Creepy Crochet: 20+ Easy Amigurumi Patterns for Scary Creatures, Cuddly Cryptids, Sinister Slashers, Dangerous Dragons and More! By Danielle Broderick (746.43 Broderi).
COMING SOON: Halloween Movie Cookbook: 65 Hauntingly Delicious Recipes Inspired by Your Favorite Spooky Movies by Ryan Alvarez.
If you'd like to request these or any other titles, visit www.newulmlibrary.org and choose Library Catalog, or call the library at 507-359-8331. New Ulm Public Library is located at 17 North Broadway and is open from 9:30 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday-Saturday.