Last chance to enter into the colouring in competition for the 50th anniversary of the 1969 Moon landing. Entries are open to all ages. Entry forms can be collected and returned to the Library by 5pm Thursday 11 July. Great prizes are up for grab.

Some great new fiction titles are now available. Titles include Gray mountain; Rogue lawyer; The racketeer; The firm by John Grisham, Anna of Kleve: Queen of secrets by Alison Weir, Out of sight by James Patterson, The huntress by Kate Quinn, Mr right now by Karly Lane, Master of my fate by Sienna Brown, Hush hush by James Patterson.

A number of new magazine titles are available for loan and they are Tech Life, Marie Claire, Small farms, Backyard, 4x4 Australia, On the road, Organic gardener and new title Wartime.

A number of new talking book titles for the adults and Playaways for the kids are available and titles include Death of a macho man by MC Beaton, Agatha Raisin: dishing the dirt by MC Beaton, Don't stop believin' by Olivia Newton-John, Any ordinary day by Leigh Sales, The silk sisters: tiger-lily gold by Fiona Dunbar, 6 feet deep by Rose Impey, Tales of the dark forest: knyghtmare! By Steve Barlow, King of the cloud forests by Michael Morpurgo, Doctor Who and the giant robot and Doctor Who and the auton invasion & the pyramids of Mars by Terrance Dicks, Doctor Who and the doomsday weapon by Malcolm Hulke, Doctor Who: Borrowed time by Naomi A. Alderman, Airman by Eoin Colfer and Nicola and the Viscount by Meg Cabot.

Some great new DVD titles are available for loan this week and they include Boonie Bears Fantastica, Lady and the Tramp II scamps adventure, Sleeping beauty, Pollyanna, Succession, Australia in colour, The Muppet show season 1, Lady and the Tramp, Herbie goes to Monte Carlo, Herbie rides again, PJ Masks: time to be a hero, PJ Masks: cracking the case, Shadowhunters: the mortal instruments season 1 and Guardians of the galaxy volume 1 and 2.

Lots of new kids titles this week in time for the school holidays and they include The land of stories: a Grimm warning by Chris Colfer, Chook Doolan: On the road by James Roy, The girl who came out of the woods by Emily Barr, Skulduggery pleasant: last stand of dead men; Midnight; Resurrection by Derek Landy, Shadowhunters: clockwork Prince; City of fallen angels; The red scrolls of magic and City of heavenly fire by Cassandra Clare, Cherub: Class A; Maximum security by Robert Muchamore, Villain by Michael Grant, Tom weekly and my life and other weaponised muffins by Tristan Bancks, The Bad guys: the big bad wolf by Aaron Blabey, Real pigeons: fight crime; Nest hard by Andrew McDonald, Super con-nerd and Don't follow Vee by Oliver Phommavanh and Two can keep a secret by Karen M. McManus.

A number of new nonfiction titles are now available, and they include The innocent man by John Grisham, The mortgage stress handbook by Legal Aid NSW, Furious hours by Casey Cep, Unconditional love by Jocelyn Moorhouse, Southern discomfort by Tena Clark, Unqualified by Anna Faris, Cakes and slices cookbook, The teen's guide to debating and public speaking by Claire Duffy and Anxious kids by Michael Grose.

Upcoming events to keep in mind are:

Wednesday, July 10 Movie - Lego Movie 2. 10am for a 10.15am start. Free entry.

Saturday, July 13 Movie - Green Book. 7.45pm for an 8pm start. Free entry. Booking of seats is preferred.

Wednesday, July 17 Movie - Five Feet Apart. 1.45pm for a 2pm start. Free entry.