In THE ZORG, Siddharth Kara utilizes primary-source research, gripping storytelling, and painstaking investigation to uncover the Zorg’s journey, the lives and fates of the slaves on board, and the mysterious identity of the abolitionist who finally revealed the truth of what happened on the ship. In his letter to librarians, he dives into the importance […]
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Hannah Pittard’s Letter to Librarians
In IF YOU LOVE IT, LET IT KILL YOU, Hannah Pittard tells a refreshingly irreverent story about art, desire, domesticity, freedom, and the intricacies of the twenty-first-century female experience. In her letter to librarians, Hannah reflects on the importance of libraries, and how intertwined they are within our communities and our world. I have many […]
V. E. Schwab’s Letter to Librarians
In BURY OUR BONES IN THE MIDNIGHT SOIL, V. E. Schwab pulls together historical and contemporary threads in a haunting and intimate rush. In her letter to librarians, V. E. reflects on her journey discovering the story and bringing it to life, and thanks librarians for always supporting her and sharing her books. Dearest librarians– […]
A Letter to Librarians from Giaae Kwon
Giaae Kwon’s I’LL LOVE YOU FOREVER blends memoir and cultural criticism to explore how the author’s love affair with K-pop has shaped her sense of self. Today, in a heartfelt letter to librarians Giaae Kwon reflects on the profound impact of libraries and their vital role in connecting people with the books they need, even in challenging […]
Sara Hamdan’s Letter to Librarians
In WHAT WILL PEOPLE THINK?, Sara Hamdan writes a hilarious, heartfelt coming-of-age story that explores what it means to discover and embrace the hidden parts of yourself, and how love in all forms can make you whole. In her letter to librarians, Sara reflects on how libraries and books provided her with escapism, gave her […]
A Letter to Librarians from Lydia Reeder
In THE CURE FOR WOMEN, Lydia Reeder documents the birth of a sexist science that still haunts us today as the fight for control of women’s bodies and lives continues. In her letter to librarians, Lydia reminisces on how librarians supported her both throughout her young life and while researching and writing her own books. […]
Ariel Courage’s Letter to Librarians
Ragingly singular and surprisingly moving, Ariel Courage’s BAD NATURE takes readers on a journey full of stunning detours and unexpected twists until its final destination. Today, Courage joins us with a letter to librarians, reflecting on the vital role libraries play in providing inclusive, welcoming spaces for all. . . BAD NATURE is available to download […]
20 Questions with Erika T. Wurth
Today we have a fun spooky treat for you! We have the pleasure of chatting with author Erika T. Wurth as she answers 20 questions about herself and her book, THE HAUNTING OF ROOM 904! But first, let’s dive deeper into THE HAUNTING OF ROOM 904, a horror novel that examines grief and what it […]
Banned Books Week 2024 – Charlie Jane Anders Video
We’re closing out Banned Books Week 2024 with a video message from Charlie Jane Anders, author of several books for teens and adults, including the Unstoppable trilogy and the upcoming LESSONS IN MAGIC AND DISASTER. Watch below to hear what Charlie Jane has to say about the impact books have had on her life and […]
The Perfect Couple – Reading Recommendations
If you can’t get enough of the dishy drama and intrigue in The Perfect Couple, we’ve got some book recommendations for you! A KILLING COLD by Kate Alice Marshall 9781250343055 | Available 2/4/2025 A woman invited to her wealthy fiance’s family retreat realizes they are hiding a terrible secret—and that she’s been there before, by […]
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