It’s National Library Week! Let’s explore behind the shelves and discover books penned by librarians. GHOST STATION BY S.A. BARNES “Fans of the original Alien film will enjoy this tense psychological-horror story set in a far-flung future as the crew tries to solve the mystery of this abandoned mission while navigating the atrocities of their corporate employer, Know More » […]
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Happy National Library Week 2023!
While we are always celebrating libraries over here at Macmillan Library Marketing, we want to take this National Library Week to give a little extra appreciation for all things library. This year’s National Library Week theme is “There’s More to the Story.” Check out everything you can do to participate and celebrate know more. And, Know More » […]
Libraries = Strong Communities: Happy National Library Week 2019!
From April 7-13, we celebrate the vital role libraries play in our lives and communities. And one woman who knows this as well as anyone is Melinda Gates, author of the upcoming THE MOMENT OF LIFT: How Empowering Women Changes the World. Melinda was chosen as this year’s National Library Week Honorary Chair and spoke Know More » […]
Happy National Library Week 2018!
It’s National Library Week, and what better way to celebrate than with some of our favorite books by librarians, about libraries, or starring librarians: DEAR FAHRENHEIT 451: Love and Heartbreak in the Stacks by Annie Spence A September 2017 LibraryReads pick, Gen X-er librarian Spence’s book is a snarky, laugh-out-loud funny, deeply moving collection of Know More » […]
Happy National Library Week 2017!
Happy National Library Week! Did you know that Rainbow Rowell’s ELEANOR & PARK was named one of the Top Ten Challenged Books of 2016? It’s true! It may be a New York Times Notable Children’s Book and a Printz Honor recipient (among many other awards received), but this young adult novel was challenged for offensive Know More » […]
#LibraryCatProblems
We’re happy to send off National Library Week tomorrow with a purrfect Caturday (that’s what we call Saturday snuggling with kitties) book: THE TRUE TAILS OF BAKER & TAYLOR: The Library Cats Who Left Their Pawprints on a Small Town…and the World by Jan Louch & Lisa Rogak. It all started with mice in the Know More » […]
Happy National Library Week 2016!
Happy National Library Week! Con Lehane wants to tell you all about his love of libraries and how they helped shape his newest book, MURDER AT THE 42ND STREET LIBRARY. Take it away, Con! My new mystery novel has a librarian as a protagonist, something of an adventure for me because I’ve never been a Know More » […]
Monday Fun Day! (4/9/2012 Edition)
Welcome to National Library Week 2012 (#nlw12)! This calls for cupcakes, confetti, and, say, a trip to the library!
- Tomorrow is Library Journal's Spring Adult Book Buzz (#ljadultbuzz). It's also my first webinar as a presenter, so I'm nervous and need your support. Sign up now!
- AMONG OTHERS, Jo Walton's magical semi-memoir and one of my 2011 Book Club Picks with a Touch of Magic, is a finalist for the 2012 Hugo Award for Best Novel! And yes, it is also a finalist for the Nebula Award for Best Novel! Are you convinced, yet?!
See all of the 2012 Hugo Award finalists on Tor.com.
- One of our favorite librarian book bloggers, the lovely Lesa Holstine, spent a very full, magical day with our favorite international men of mystery (writing), Brad Parks!
"Brad told us libraries meant a lot to him as a kid. He wasn't the best student, but he always had a library card."
Read all about Lesa's adventures with Brad on her blog.
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