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I cannot tell you how many people recommended the advance copy of this book to me. And I was glad I finally got one here

Vuong’s poetry is not for everyone, but I am a huge fan. I will note that there are triggering topics, as Vuong navigates life after

I read this book because the library started hosting a Girls Who Code program and I was fascinated by the founder’s TED Talk. This is

It was close to Halloween and I was looking for a horror book that was different than the typical Stephen King or Alma Katsu. A

It’s a case of mistaken identity that works out well for Clara Kelley, who is not the experienced Irish maid the Carnegie home thinks she

Stephen King has done it again! I loved this book, which is about a troubled teen named Charlie who befriends an elderly neighbor and his

This is a fun spin on a classic horror story about a nanny looking after a young boy who may or may not be possessed

I was told that this book was even better than Palacio’s breakout hit, Wonder, so I had to pick up a copy. Wonder fans beware,

This is my favorite book of the year and perfect for Gen X’ers. The story follows Sam and Sadie, who meet up again while in

Cristian Florescu is a 17-year-old Romanian in the 1980s who is blackmailed by the secret police to spy on his family, friends and fellow countrymen.

This is the sequel to the best-selling novel, “The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek,” which focused on a blue-skinned Appalachian pack horse librarian in the

Jess needs a new start and her half-brother Ben reluctantly allows her to come stay at his swanky Paris apartment. But when she gets there,