New children’s fiction for ages 6+: A mole in search of family, David Walliams, and Emerald the Mermaid.

New children’s fiction for ages 9+: magic, faeraes a new home and dealing with a missing Dad for a family of rabbits, and equestrian school. Happy reading!

upcoming events - All at 5:30pm:.Thu 4th Victoria Dowd.Thu 11th Stephanie Austin.Tue 16th Julian Mitchell.Thu 18th Mark & Tracey Norman.Thu 25th Jonathan Posner.Thu 2nd Oct David Sharp.All free to join, please message to register.#devonwhodunnit #devonwitchcraft #ivybridge

New non-fiction: Species endemic to the UK, geographic boundaries and belts, politician Jess Philips, astrology & divination, English folk tales c and pixie folk tales from Dartmoor author Henry Everett.

New fiction - Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Alexander Mcall Smith, The Dog-Sitter Detective, a new life after the sinking of the Titanic, plus Kate Ellis, and reissued collections from Ivybridge Poet Laurence McPartlin.

New books for pre school and kindergarten- Percy the Park Keeper, chameleons, fathers, unicorns, kittens, farm animals and sea creatures.

New children’s non-fiction - big animals, surviving in the wilderness, codes, the environment and politics.

New children’s fiction - adventure game book Storm Quest, plus a gangster koala from local author Jenny Moore, Izzy the Inventor Pablo and Splash, and puzzle adventures featuring Agent Arthur and Super Shark. Happy reading!

New non-fiction - Murdle, ChatGPt, neurodivergence and nature, Uighur persecution, UFOs and Angelic manifestation.

New fiction - sprayed edge editions from Rachel Hore and Kate Mosse, a signed Dan Jones, plus a cat’s search for meaning, Burke and Hare, and a Julian Clary whodunnit. Happy reading!

Thank you to Charlotte Tierney (and family!) for the visit and a wonderful evening talking about debut novel The Cat Bride, a coming of age tale involving an old zoo in the grounds of a Dartmoor Manor House, the effects one generation has on the next, and the Beast of Dartmoor.

Thank you to Emma Cunis for bringing copies of Dartmoor Myths and Legends, exploring the history, origins and inspirations for the folklore of Dartmoor. From Old Crockern to the Hairy Hands, with stories of dragons, pixies and giants. #dartmoor #ivybridge #folklore

This Thursday 31st July, 5:30pm, Charlotte Tierney ~ The Cat Bride.A mesmerising and dark tale combining fairytale, adolescence, and the beast of Dartmoor. Sixteen years after a big cat escaped from a Dartmoor Zoo, stories emerge again of a predator on the loose. Free to join

New books for kindergarten and preschool - an island with an amazing secret, plus pop-up elephants and crocodiles. Happy reading!

Thank you to Liz Fenwick for a wonderful evening talking Cornish female artists, book plotting and the writing process. After a sell-out evening, The Secrets of Harbour House is back in stock!.#ivybridge

New non fiction - gardening, healing and nature, and relieving anxiety, chronic pain and trauma.

This Thursday 24th July, 5:30pm: Liz Fenwick ~ The Secrets of Harbour House.Kerensa is captivated by the story of Newlyn artist Bathsheba Kernow, escaping a stifling existence in 1930's Cornwall for a new life in the underbelly of Paris and the palazzos of Venice. Free to join.

New books for children - The Twits, gangsters, discovering Roman treasures and artefacts, making organic art supplies, and animals from a Martian’s point of view. Happy reading!

Julian Mitchell’s latest case for D. I. King is here! Ivybridge resident, and one of our bestselling authors, Julian Mitchell follows Missing on Dartmoor, A Devon Deception and The Pilgrim’s Revenge with The Barbican Predator, a tale of murder, dognapping and vigilantism.

Thank you to Kate Lord Brown for a fascinating evening talking about new book The Golden Hour, and the research involved for the dual timeline between 1930s Cairo and the search for a lost Egyptian tomb, and 1970’s Beirut. @katelordbrown