To Die For by David Baldacci is the top holds title of the week. LibraryReads and Library Journal offer read-alikes by Ramona Emerson, Shane Kuhn, and Peter Swanson for patrons waiting to read this buzziest book.
Poet, Mystic, Widow,Wife charts the lives and times of four medieval women writers who all bucked convention and forged their own paths. Largely forgotten by modern readers, these women have an astonishing amount to teach us about love, marriage, motherhood, friendship, and earning a living.
By Melissa DeWild Best Books is coming! To celebrate we are counting down to our big reveal by highlighting some of our 2023 picks, titles we still treasure, reread, and suggest widely. This week we offer a wonderfully atmospheric, wryly funny, and deeply cozy delight.
By Marlene Harris Highly recommended for readers of sci-fi thrillers, cli-fi, and bioterrorism thrillers, and Tom Clancy fans who enjoy a bit of SF in their political thrillers.
By Gricel Dominguez Part two of Gale’s Refugees, Relief, and Resettlement archive excels as a resource supporting research in history, political science, sociology, diaspora studies, and migration and refugee studies.
By Rob Tench BBC Monitoring provides exceptional primary documents about political, social, military, cultural events, and intelligence gathering from the start of World War II to the early 21st century.
By Marlene Harris Philip Fracassi offers a technothriller with a different take on time travel, while Andrew Ludington debuts with a time-travel caper wrapped around a slice of historical fiction.
By Sarah Tansley and Ron Block Cookbooks that combine stories and recipes offer double delights.
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