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.
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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.
Staff Recommendations: Our ‘Favorite’ Unreliable Narrators
Love or hate them, these are our staff’s favorite unreliable narrators of fiction. Read more
Let the 2024 Paris Olympics Begin—And Check Out These Children’s Books!
As you watch the world’s top athletes go for gold at the Paris 2024 Olympics, check out these Olympics-themed children books. Read more
Four Books for Disability Pride Month
July is Disability Pride Month! Here are four nonfiction books we recommend reading this month (and every month!). Read more
We Suggest: Our Favorite Books Set at Summer Camp/the Great Outdoors
Summer may be synonymous with sunscreen, sweat and the salty sea but it’s also the season of camp and the great outdoors. Read more
Staff Recommendations: Our Favorite Trilogies
Trilogies give readers a chance to explore universes and characters in a span of three books. We asked our staff to suggest their favorites. Here’s what they recommend!
We Suggest: Our Favorite Middle Grade Reads
While there are many great middle grade books the library holds dear, our staff suggested four of their favorites from the genre. Middle grade books are geared toward middle school-aged children. Read more
Staff Recommendations: Our Favorite Books Set in or About the Art World/Artists
To celebrate STEAM Month, we asked our staff to suggest their favorite books set in or about the art world and artists. Here’s what they recommend! Read more
Our Favorite Short Story Collections or Novellas
It may be Leap Year, but February is still the shortest month of the year. What better time to spotlight short stories and novellas? Read more