The Secret Diary of Hendrik Groen, 83 ¼, by Anonymous.
Stock team member Jo Dixon recommends The Secret Diary of Hendrik Groen, 83 ¼, by an anonymous Dutch author.
Suffolk Libraries advent calendar 2016
Every day until Christmas Eve a member of Suffolk Libraries reveals a book, album or film they'll be giving as a Christmas present, and why.
The Dinosaur That Pooped Christmas, by Tom Fletcher, Dougie Poynter & Garry Parsons
Library and information advisor Emma Maguire recommends The Dinosaur That Pooped Christmas, by Tom Fletcher, Dougie Poynter & Garry Parsons.
Ten Little Elves, by Michael Brownlow & Simon Rickerty.
Kedington Library manager Dawn Bamford recommends Ten Little Elves, by Michael Brownlow & Simon Rickerty.
Elf
Elmswell Library manager Emma Yarrow recommends the film Elf.
Room
Library and information advisor Nilima Banerji recommends the film Room
The BFG
Bookstart administrator Kate Bacon recommends the film The BFG.
The Book Thief, by Markus Zusak.
library and information advisor Tanya Collins recommends The Book Thief, by Markus Zusak.
The Bubble Boy, by Stewart Foster
Libraries innovation and development manager Krystal Vittles recommends The Bubble Boy, by Stewart Foster.
A Visit From St Nicholas, by Clement C. Moore.
Bury St Edmunds Library assistant manager Gill Turner recommends A Visit From St Nicholas, by Clement C. Moore.
The Tailor of Gloucester, by Beatrix Potter
Southwold Library manager Charlotte Clark recommends The Tailor of Gloucester, by Beatrix Potter.
The Polar Express
Gainsborough Library staff member Alison Catchpole recommends The Polar Express.
Bilbo The Lifeguard Dog: a true story of friendship and heroism, by Steven Jamieson
Bury St Edmunds Library staff member Natasha Catchpole recommends Bilbo The Lifeguard Dog: a true story of friendship and heroism, by Steven Jamieson.
I'll Be Home For Christmas, by various authors
Library and information advisor Debra Rowe recommends I'll Be Home For Christmas, by various authors.
Ticket To Ride: Europe
Library and information advisor Andrew Miller recommends the board game Ticket To Ride: Europe, which is available to hire from the branch's Board Games Library.
A Body in Barcelona, by Jason Webster
Stock team member Jo Dixon recommends A Body in Barcelona, by Jason Webster.
Mindfulness in Eight Weeks, by Michael Chaskalson
Library and information advisor Helen Kerridge recommends Mindfulness in Eight Weeks, by Michael Chaskalson.
Fresh India: 130 quick, easy and delicious vegetarian recipes for every day, by Meera Sodha
Leiston Library manager Gayla Rowling recommends Fresh India: 130 quick, easy and delicious vegetarian recipes for every day, by Meera Sodha.
Elizabeth Is Missing, by Emma Healey
Haverhill Library library and information advisor Audrey Woodley recommends Elizabeth Is Missing, by Emma Healey.
The Last of the Spirits, by Chris Priestley
Lakenheath Library manager Chris Howard recommends The Last of the Spirits, by Chris Priestley.
A Place Called Winter, by Patrick Gale
Library and information advisor Theo Clarke recommends A Place Called Winter, by Patrick Gale.
The Outrun, by Amy Liptrot
Stock and content manager Paul Howarth recommends The Outrun, by Amy Liptrot.
Tales of Horror and the Supernatural, by Arthur Machen
Deputy head of IT Leon Paternoster recommends Tales of Horror and the Supernatural, by Arthur Machen.
The Girl With No Name, by Diney Costeloe
Web content editor Alice Violett recommends The Girl With No Name, by Diney Costeloe.
The Ladybird Book of the Meeting, by Jason Hazeley & Joel Morris
Chief executive officer Alison Wheeler recommends The Ladybird Book of the Meeting, by Jason Hazeley & Joel Morris.