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August TBR Pile

Posted on10 August, 20223 July, 2022

Summer is wrapping up for me which means getting in the last of my most anticipated reads for the month of August and just a few more days eating popsicles […] Read More

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Group Discussion: We Weren’t Looking to be Found

Posted on3 August, 20222 August, 2022

With so much focus on teen’s mental health these days, more and more YA books are addressing the issue and telling these vital stories. Stephanie Kuehn’s newest, We Weren’t Looking […] Read More

Three images of the book cover. In it a young girl has hands above her head and a big smile and it seems that she is dancing. The background is brightly colored flowers.
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New Release

Posted on11 July, 20221 July, 2022

This week we have a fun book to watch for. How Maya Got Fierce by Sona Charaipotra Feiwel & Friends Ever since she was little, farmer’s daughter Maya Gera has […] Read More

Stack of books including An Arrow to the Moon, Cafe Con Lychee, Just Your Normal Bisexual Disaster, Hunting by Stars, One True Loves, and Wave.
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Book Stacks and New(ish) Books

Posted on22 June, 2022

One of my favorite things to do at the library is to browse the “New Books” shelf. They aren’t necessarily brand new releases, but they are new to the library […] Read More

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New Releases

Posted on4 April, 20223 April, 2022

A whole bunch of books to add to our ever growing TBR pile. It just keeps on growing, doesn’t it? K-Pop Revolution (K-Pop Confidential #2) by Stephan Lee Point She […] Read More

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Celebrating Black SciFi & Fantasy

Posted on16 February, 202214 February, 2022

It’s Black History Month and it has already been a crazy ride. Book bans rage across the country trying to silence diverse voices while our country uplifts and celebrates Black […] Read More

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