For day two of Minotaur Debut Week, we have the pleasure of introducing an Emmy Award-winning reporter writing an entertaining murder mystery about a local TV reporter who is racing to investigate a death at a radio station. Christina Estes is a longtime library lover, and shares her favorite experiences with her library card and […]
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Minotaur Debut Week: Jenny Hollander (9/11/23)
Ready for more thrills, more suspense, and more fun? Welcome to Minotaur Debut Week! Each day for the next week, we will be spotlighting one mystery debut author with forthcoming books that are ready to kill. We are kicking off Minotaur Debut Week with EVERYONE WHO CAN FORGIVE ME IS DEAD by Jenny Hollander, a […]
Sophie Sullivan’s Letter to Librarians
Ever since her debut novel, the LibraryReads pick TEN RULES FOR FAKING IT, Sophie Sullivan has written romcoms filled with witty banter, heartwarming romance, and the sweetest characters. Her next novel, LOVE, NATURALLY is a charming opposites-attract romance perfect for fans of Schitt’s Creek and IT HAPPENED ONE SUMMER, as Presley and Beckett learn that […]
Kate Flannery’s Letter to Librarians
Kate Flannery writes a candid account of the realities of corporate misogyny, her experience as a former clothing industry insider, and a moment in our recent past painted with nostalgia and demands in her juicy, funny, and insightful memoir STRIP TEES. We are thrilled to have a letter to librarians from Kate, diving into the […]
Day’s YA: Letter to Librarians From S. Jae-Jones
GUARDIANS OF DAWN: ZHARA by S. Jae-Jones97812501914278/1/2023Wednesday BooksAges 12-18 Dear Librarian: I was six years old when I first won the ice cream social prize for having read the most books for the summer reading challenge. The minimum number had been ten; I read fifty. Almost all of them had come from the library. For […]
Byron Lane’s Letter to Librarians
We are so thrilled to be sharing an author letter from the hilarious and irreverent Byron Lane AND sweepstakes for your chance to win an ARC of this delightful story of a lovable cast of misfits, a southern town, and a BIG GAY WEDDING. “Lane’s latest (after A STAR IS BORED, 2020) is even more […]
NO TWO PERSONS Author Letter and Q+A
Erica Bauermeister, bestelling author of THE SCENT KEEPER, returns with NO TWO PERSONS, a sweeping and beautiful love letter to reading and books, filled with unique characters that readers everywhere will relate to. Scroll down to learn more about Erica and NO TWO PERSONS with this author letter and Q+A. NO TWO PERSONS is available […]
Christina Lynch’s Letter to Librarians (3/14/23)
Christina Lynch’s SALLY BRADY’S ITALIAN ADVENTURE will capture readers’ hearts from the start with her effervescent, loveable, and witty main character, Sally Brady, as she leaves behind her party girl life to save her friends and find her way home as war engulfs Europe. Christina Lynch has joined us with a letter to librarians detailing […]
LAST CALL AT COOGAN’S Author Letter + Sweepstakes
Fellow librarian and author of LAST CALL AT COOGAN’S: The Life and Death of a Neighborhood Bar, Jon Michaud, joins us today with not just a sweepstakes, but also a letter to librarians exploring his time spent working in libraries and the way that both libraries and neighborhood bars shape their communities. Click here to […]
Rose Hackman’s Letter to Librarians
In EMOTIONAL LABOR, Rose Hackman has written an urgent and timely book exploring the particular expectations and inequities women face in work and everyday life. Touching on the importance found in this call-to-action, Rose has written a letter to librarians with even more on her research and reasoning behind writing EMOTIONAL LABOR. “This is an […]
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