Classics for Black History Month
February is Black History Month. Read these classic Black authors this month (and all year long) to learn about and celebrate the achievements of Black Americans. Read more
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Staff Recommendations: Great Books You May Have Missed in 2024
Happy New Year! As we look to 2025, let’s cheers to the books we loved in 2024. Here are staff-recommended reads that were released last year, but you can check them out whenever! Read more
Books to Read for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
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December ‘Connections’ Newsletter
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For Black History Month, we're sharing works by classic authors every week. Born in Ohio, Toni Morrison was the first African-American woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1992 and is recognized as one of the greatest contemporary American novelists. Having made her start as a textbook editor at Random House, Morrison went on to publish classics like "Sula," "Beloved," and "The Bluest Eye."
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Staff Recommendations: Books We Think Should Be Adapted into Movies
Ever read a book and wanted to see it on the silver screen? Us too. Here are picks of books our staff wish could be adapted into a movie.
Staff Recommendations: Our Favorite Horror Subgenres—and a Book to Match!
Sink your teeth into horror this October. We asked our staff to recommend a book from their favorite horror subgenre. From body horror to manga, here’s what they suggest.
Read Like a Gilmore Girl
It’s officially autumn, prime time for a Gilmore Girls rewatch. As you curl into Stars Hollow, add these Rory-approved books to your TBR list.
Staff Recommendations: Favorite Example of a Literary Trope Done Right
Literary tropes have a home in every genre—and can make or break a story. From fantasy to horror to mystery novels, here are our staff’s favorite examples of a literary trope done right.
September ‘Connections’ Newsletter
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Binging Netflix’s ‘A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder?’ Try Reading These YA Mysteries.
Netflix just dropped an adaptation of Holly Jackson’s YA mystery series A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder. Read more