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Our Resources Team throw the spotlight on some of our newly acquired books. They suggest titles that you perhaps haven’t heard of, to tempt you to try something different. These ti...
Amongst the many new titles Edinburgh Libraries have acquired this month, our Resources Team highlight a few you might not have heard of, to spark the imagination or draw you into...
In this National Year of Reading we’re asking colleagues and library members to join us as we Go All In for Reading! Here on the blog, we aim to highlight to people of all ages the...
3 Picture Books! – Summer 2026 By Lindsey Cornett Englewood Press Managing Editor Wherever I Go: Psalm 139 for […] The post Three New Picture Books! – Summer 2026 appeared first...
The books colleges are reading in 2026, nominees for a literary prize cleared of using AI, the new trailer for Sense and Sensibility, and more.
Here's a group project we're actually thrilled to participate in.
Do you have bookish books (books about books) on your bookshelf? How many bookish books do you read in one year? The post Bookish Books 2026 #ReadingChallenge #BookList #Blogger #...
Books have long stood at the heart of every civilisation’s intellectual life. More than containers of knowledge, they preserve memory, transmit ideas and connect generations. Omani...
It's still a little hard for some of y'all to believe, but I didn't really grow up reading. Clif Notes were a lifesaver in high school. I'd read 'enough' to get by, but I didn't en...
Spotify's successful audiobooks strategy, the most read books on Goodreads, our first ever ZtWR readalong, and more
A new Ishiguro novel, lots of adaptation news, the new landscape of public library censorship, and more
It's still a little hard for some of y'all to believe, but I didn't really grow up reading. Clif Notes were a lifesaver in high school. I'd read 'enough' to get by, but I didn't en...
From the What We’re Reading newsletter: kicking off our new books newsletter with a few recommendations.
Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. Here are the stories we covered ourselves on Book Rio...
Jennifer Gerarda Brown offers a novel entry into the crowded field of books designed to ease students’ path during the first year of law school. Not content merely to provide her o...
Five years of banned books data, the bestselling books of the week, Huntington Beach's $1 million censorship loss, and more
A round up of recently published books that deserve a spell in the spotlight. Curated by books editor Claire Mabey, who has road tested them all. The internet is teeming with bests...
Nonfiction, illustrated books and an interesting memoir for this month.
The bestselling local books of the week, compiled by the Association of Book Publishers of B.C.
The bestselling local books of the week, compiled by the Association of Book Publishers of B.C.
The weirder the world gets…the less desirable reality gets!…the more I escape into books. And the more novels I read, the more frequently I can put together these “what I’m reading...
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