Library Spotlight: New Arrivals and How-to Books to Keep You Warm

If our is to be believed, spring is still a long way off.

With that in mind, head down to the , where there's a new display of books aimed at keeping you warm on chilly days.

Fashion something to snuggle under. You can learn about quilting with titles like First Steps in Quilting by Leslie Linsley or The Weekend Quilter, edited by Rosemary Wilkinson.

Warm your insides with a fresh loaf or soup. The shelves are stocked with books on baking and cooking, such as Betty Crocker's Soups & Stews and Bernard Clayton's New Complete Book of Breads.

You can even play with fire – fireplaces, to be exact. Check out The Woodburner's Companion by Dirk Thomas or Fireplaces for a Beautiful Home by Katherine Seppings.

How are you staying warm this winter? Tell us in the comments.

New this week at the library:

• Eavesdropping: An Intimate History – John L. Locke
• Halfway to Each Other – Susan Pohlman
• The Fearful Rise of Markets – John Authers
• The Art of Intuition – Sophy Burnham
• Female Action Heroes – Gladys L. Knight