New books - Issue 55 - January 2017 - Updated new titles for loan and sale

Sep 2, 2026

Regular update of newly available titles from RNIB for both loan and sale, organized by formats including Braille, Music, Giant Print, Talking Books, and postal collections. The issue (January 2017, Issue 55) lists categories and suggested reading ages for children and young adults, then provides detailed book entries with authors, publication years, genres, and descriptions. Each Braille item includes format information and ordering details such as price and order number.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryPosters

FormatDOCX

Pages86

Reading Time30 min

AccessFree to download

Braille

Adult fiction

Adult non-fiction

Autobiography and Biography

Natural History

Travel and Tourism

True Crime

Quick reads

Children and young adult

Fiction by reading age

Non-fiction by reading age

Giant Print

Adult fiction

Adult non-fiction

Religion

History

Art and Design

Talking Books

Adult fiction

Adult non-fiction

Poetry

Warfare and Defence

New books Issue 55 January 2017 Your regular update of new titles available for loan and sale from RNIB. Braille Music Giant print Talking books Postal collections To arrange a collection of books to return to the library, call Royal Mail and follow the selections as follows: Call 08457 950 950 Don’t press 1 for personal customer, but wait for options Select Option 3 - advice on setting up one of our products or services including ad-hoc collections Select Option 1 - to set up a business collection including ad-hoc Collections Contents Braille Adult fiction Adult non-fiction Autobiography Biography Natural History Travel and Tourism True Crime Quick reads Children and young adult fiction 0-4 suggested reading age 05+ suggested reading age 07+ suggested reading age 09+ suggested reading age 11+ suggested reading age 13+ suggested reading age 15+ suggested reading age Children and young adult non-fiction 11+ suggested reading age Autobiography Biography Giant Print Adult fiction Adult non-fiction Biography Religion Children and young adult fiction 0-4 suggested reading age 05+ suggested reading age 07+ suggested reading age 9+ suggested reading age 11+ suggested reading age 13+ suggested reading age 15+ suggested reading age Children and young adult non-fiction 5+ suggested reading age History Natural History Religion 7+ suggested reading age Art and Design Biography 9+ suggested reading age Autobiography Talking Books Adult fiction Adult non-fiction Art Autobiography and biography Family and Relationships Food and Drink History Literature Natural History Poetry Travel Warfare and Defence Children and young adult fiction 7+ suggested reading age 9+ suggested reading age 13+ suggested reading age 15+ suggested reading age Braille Adult fiction Barker, Pat. Noonday. 2015. General fiction. Brooke family: book 3. Paul Tarrant, Elinor Brooke and Kit Neville first met in 1914 at the Slade School of Art, before their generation lost hope, faith and much else besides on the battlefields of Ypres and the Somme. Now it is 1940, they are middle-aged, and another war has begun. London is a haunted city. As the bombs fall and Elinor and the others struggle to survive, old temptations and obsessions return, and all of them are forced to make choices about what they really want. UEB. 5v. Price: £18.99. Order No: 25476503 Britton, Fern. Hidden treasures. 2012. Chick lit. Helen Merrifield decides to start afresh and put her old life behind her in the picture-postcard Cornish village of Pendruggan. Throwing herself into the local scene, Helen finds herself at the mercy of the rather desperate Vicar, but she is secretly drawn to the brooding local historian, Piran. Meanwhile, Helen’s best friend, Penny, decides that the village is the perfect setting for her new TV series. When the cast and crew descend, the village is thrown into a tizzy, but Helen has her hands full fending off her philandering ex-husband, who seems determined to charm his way back into her bed. UEB. 5v. Price: £7.99. Order No: 25482303 Chase, Eve. Black Rabbit Hall. 2016. General fiction. At Black Rabbit Hall nothing much ever happens; time seems to move slower at this idyllic holiday home in Cornwall. Until the worst thing happens and for the Alton children time feels like it's stopped altogether. As they run wild, lost in grief and confusion, an outsider, Caroline Shawcross, and her dark, angry son Lucian enter their lives, changing them forever. In the present day, Lorna Smith is searching for her perfect wedding venue and is inexplicably drawn to the now crumbling Black Rabbit Hall, unaware that her own history is locked up in those derelict walls. UEB. 6v. Price: £7.99. Order No: 25504303 Clark, Mary Higgins. Loves music, loves to dance. 1992. Thriller. After college, best friends Erin Kelley and Darcy Scott move to the city to pursue exciting careers. On a lark, Darcy persuades Erin to help their TV producer friend research the kinds of people who place personal ads.

FAQs

This issue is about what kind of new resources?

It is a regular update of new titles available from RNIB for loan and sale, including multiple accessibility formats such as Braille, Giant Print, and Talking Books.

How are the new titles organized in the document?

Titles are grouped by format (e.g., Braille, Giant Print, Talking Books), then further categorized by genre and for children by suggested reading age.

How can a book collection be arranged for return to the library?

Call Royal Mail at 08457 950 950, then follow the option selections described: wait through the non-personal-customer path, choose Option 3 for advice on ad-hoc collections, or choose Option 1 for a business collection with ad-hoc collections.

Sep 2, 2026

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