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An ode to the powers of nature and collective action, with illustrations just as stunning as a real murmuration.
Becca B
I work in adult services. I read a diverse array, including memoirs, graphic novels, horror, middle grade and more! I have a fear of being asked to lead storytimes and a fondness for television—good or bad. I love organization projects, baking, nail polish and ranting to my friends.
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True love is a boy begging to buy you a rug with flowers on it.
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Reading a library copy of this deterred me from throwing it off a cliff after a certain section. Emily Tesh is a (brilliant) scoundrel.
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Who needs The Yellow Wallpaper when you have The Woman in Me?
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I, too, would move in with a vampire if rent was $200.
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Sometimes even skulls have to worry about skeletons in the closet.
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I collected not one single regret reading this book.
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A meticulously researched takedown for all who, like me, often exclaim, "I love cults!" to worried onlookers.
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Pride month calls for queer graphic novels. This one is beautiful.
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A book on the complexities of motherhood in an increasingly fraught society. Oh, and it's fiction.
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It's like "Succession," but with a megachurch ministry and soda fountains that dispense gravy.
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A lushly illustrated— dare I say, sweet— story about just how much room there is in the word "home."
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Equal parts cozy and creepy, The Clackity is the perfect Halloween read. Ideal for fans of Coraline, A Series of Unfortunate Events and Small Spaces.