Judging by the Cover: Classically Beautiful Books

While strolling through the library’s shelves a few weeks ago I discovered a beautiful copy of Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island (FIC Ste). It was bound in green cloth like a classic novel from the 1800s or early 1900s and covered with foil-stamped parrots. Even though the book itself was published in 2009, it felt […]
Series Spotlight: League of Extraordinary Women

Happy Women’s History Month, dear readers! We obviously need to devote at least one of our spotlights this month to Evie Dunmore’s delightful League of Extraordinary Women series because–well, just because! Each of these charming historical fiction titles explore the challenges faced by various suffragists living in Victorian England, and, as you can maybe tell […]
Studio Ghibli Vibes

Spring is the perfect time to enjoy the beautifully animated masterpieces created by director Hayao Miyazaki and Japan’s Studio Ghibli. Why not sample some books that conjure up similar warm feelings of magical slice-of-life days? Come browse ALL the picks on the 2nd floor before April 15th! Before the Coffee Gets Coldby Toshikazu Kawaguchi What […]
Series Spotlight: The Parable Duology

If this is your first introduction to the legendary sci-fi author Olivia Butler… well goodness, you’re in for a treat! Butler was a visionary sci-fi author whose reputation has enjoyed a recent uptick as modern audiences discover her powerful and often prophetic writing about the future of American society. The Earthseed duology is but one […]
Escape the Mundane with a Family Saga

The habits and interactions within the family structure have always been a subject that can bring numerous emotions to the surface, especially when they are your own family. It seems that the daily lives of others are much more exciting and far less stressful. So, take a moment to escape the mundane with a book […]
Series Spotlight: Hell’s Library

Look, we won’t lie…. we’re always a bit biased toward books that center stories about libraries, books, and librarians. Isn’t everyone, though? ? We wanted to highlight a series today that seems to be flying under the radar, but looks absolutely fascinating and worthy of a reading fanbase! Keep reading to learn more about the […]
Book to Screen: No Exit

Cold and dreary February days make me want to curl up with a good story, whether it be a book or show, so this upcoming book-to-screen adaptation might be a perfect way to spend my time this weekend. Taylor Adams’ 2017 thriller No Exit has just been adapted to film for Hulu–learn more about the book […]
Series Spotlight: The Crescent City

Are you a fantasy reader who enjoys a bit of romance and ?️spiciness?️ in your books? If so, we’re bringing you another Sarah J. Maas series that will likely fit into your TBR pile perfectly! Even better, the second book has just been released, so you won’t have to wait years for the end of […]
Book to Screen: Death on the Nile

Can we hear our mystery readers make some noise?! Fans of Agatha Christie have been able to enjoy some seriously good adaptations of her works recently, and there’s reason to celebrate currently with a new sequel out now to 2017’s popular Murder on the Orient Express! In this follow-up, detective Poirot must solve a murder […]
Series Spotlight: The Amgash Trilogy

Elizabeth Strout may be a name you’re already familiar with thanks to her bestselling literary debute Oliver Kitteridge, and this newest series from her will likely be a great read for fans of that novel. Strout is known for integrating her deep love of the physical world into her character-driven stories, making this a great read […]