The highly anticipated season 4 of Stranger Things premieres May 27, 2022. While you wait, dive into one of the many stories based in the world of Hawkins, Indiana and the Upside Down featuring many beloved characters such as Jim Hopper, Max, Robin, Dustin, Erica, and more. Curated by Samantha Matherne.
Category: Fiction
In the Days of Letter Writing
Epistolary novels tell stories through a series of documents, such as letters, diaries, and newspaper clippings. These novels take us back to a time when correspondence wasn't instant. Curated by Bonita Bignar.
Supernatural Horror
When the bump in the night doesn't seem quite natural, trust your instincts.... Curated by Samantha Matherne.
Green Reads for Kids
In celebration of Earth Day on April 22, 2022, check out these books about conservation for kids and tweens. Curated by Bonita Bignar.
Books in Translation
Classics and award winning books from other languages translated into English. Curated by Ashley Lee.
Dearest Readers: Bridgerton is Back
The ton is abuzz with anticipation for season two of Bridgerton! It seems Lord Anthony is in search of a Viscountess. Lady Whistledown is sure to keep us informed of all the sordid details. For the gentle readers who need a sneak peak, read The Viscount Who Loved Me. Need more Regency romance? Check out these titles. Curated by Ashley Lee.
The Power of Stories
These books celebrate the power of stories and storytelling to encourage, transform, and inspire. Curated by Bonita Bignar.
Shifter Romances
Do you enjoy fantasy novels with romantic elements? These shapeshifter romances feature werewolves, coyotes, honey badgers, dragons, and much more. Curated by Samantha Matherne.
Kid Detectives
Do you have what it takes to be a detective? Dive into these books filled with mystery, villains, crime, clues, and the kids who crack the cases! Curated by Tabor Millien.
A Study in Satire
These classics use satire to critique individuals, society, or government policy. All you need is your sense of humor and your library card. Curated by Hope L.
