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Little Bee Chris Cleave Simon & Schuster, 9781416589631, $24.00 We won’t spoil the surprises in this hauntingly beautiful volume. Let’s just say that there is a severed finger; a sixteen-year-old, female, Nigerian refugee; and a four-year-old British boy who believes that he is Batman. There are many on our staff that consider Little Bee to be one of the finest reads of 2009. More on our New Fiction page...   Jailing the Johnson Gang Bruce E. Mowday Barricade Books, 9781569803639, $22.95 One of the most celebrated criminal cases in Chester County history, this compelling book takes readers into the very different worlds of both the cold-blooded killers and the dedicated officers of the law who brought the Johnson Gang to justice. More on our New Non-Fiction page... Look Again Lisa Scottoline St. Martin's Press, 9780312380724, $26.95 In this timely and topical thriller, a woman learns that her adopted son may in fact be a child kidnapped from another family, years earlier. This may well be Lisa Scottoline’s best book yet. For more on Lisa click on our Special Features link to the left. More on our Staff Picks page...   The Hunger Games Suzanne Collins Scholastic, 9780439023481, $17.99 In a future North America, where the rulers of Panem maintain control through a televised survival competition pitting young people against one another, sixteen-year-old Katniss's skills are put to the test when she voluntarily takes her younger sister's place. More on our Childrens page...