borrow: Featured title Faker Trey is a 12-year-old con man trained by the very best, his dear old dad. Gordon Korman is so back. — Jodi L
borrow: Featured title The Talented Mrs. Mandelbaum Crime sometimes pays! True crime lovers will relish this enthralling tale of New York's pioneering stolen goods and bank heist entrepreneur. — Terry M-R
borrow: Featured title Young Hag and the Witches' Quest A clever, and sometimes funny, retelling of the Arthurian legend. Full of all the witches, heroines, faeries and knights you could hope for. — Annie C
borrow: Featured title The Butcher of the Forest Full of monsters and fantastically terrifying creatures, this dark fairy tale is best read in the late hours of the night. — Carmi D
borrow: Featured title The Very Hungry Caterpillar's Creepy-Crawly Halloween Halloween?! Eric Carle?! Lift-the flap?! — Chaz C
borrow: Featured title There Is No Ethan An engrossing, unforgettable journey that serves twists and turn, along with a cautionary tale for anyone communicating online. — Hillary K
borrow: Featured title Hearts Overboard Stepping out of your comfort zone can be hard, but when you've got the support of your childhood rival, anything is possible. — Courtney K
borrow: Featured title Kiwanuka Hearing Michael Kiwanuka's music feels like breathing fresh air. — Andrew C
borrow: Featured title Pete the Cat: Falling for Autumn Celebrate the first day of fall with Pete the Cat, who wants to try every fun thing the season has to offer! — Hillary K
borrow: Featured title The List of Things That Will Not Change Realistic and emotional, everyone can find something in this book to relate to. — Rachel T
borrow: Featured title What Stalks Among Us Twisty, turny, mind bending and time warping-- this book will make you look at corn stalks in a cautious way. — Stephanie B
borrow: Featured title Inverse Cowgirl A quick and important memoir that may make you revise your whole view on gender and society. — Libby V
borrow: Featured title The Book of Pet Love & Loss For anyone who has ever lost a furry friend or family member. They are never "just an animal." Share fond memories with people who have been there. — Thad P
borrow: Featured title This Book Won't Burn What don't they want you to know? To quote the book, "If people are this angry that you're reading books, then you're probably doing something right." — Heather W
borrow: Featured title Murky World Richard Corben creates worlds you have never seen before, full of monsters and warriors and bizarre landscapes. No one else draws comics like him. — Jeff D
borrow: Featured title Tim Does His Own Thing Just because everyone else is doing something, doesn't mean that you have to. We all can choose to do our own thing, and that is just fine. — Tim P
borrow: Featured title The Guncle Abroad Pack your passport and Prosecco! Everyone's favorite guncle is back, this time to teach about love and maybe learn a little, too. — Lori W
borrow: Featured title A Fragile Enchantment A delicate blend of "Cinderella," Bridgerton and Project Runway, this standalone novel is full of longing, aspiration and soft-glowing magic. — Amanda K
borrow: Featured title The Husbands As the saying goes, there are plenty of fish in the magic attic. — Becca B
borrow: Featured title I'm Growing Great It's never too early to start growing self-esteem! — Hillary K
borrow: Featured title The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess I've abandoned all my audiobooks because the only thing I want to listen to is Chappell Roan. — Becca B
borrow: Featured title Sourgrass For everyone who has ever had a friend move away, this book highlights the hope of keeping in touch across the miles. — Julie M
borrow: Featured title Breaking Through: My Life in Science I was amazed throughout this moving autobiography, and I am so glad that this scientist's perseverance paid off! — Amie W
borrow: Featured title The Last Bloodcarver Blood magic, a murder mystery and romance star in this Vietnam-inspired novel. — Emily K
borrow: Featured title I Have Some Questions For You With fall almost here, it's the perfect time to whisk away to a cozy New England boarding school with more than a hint of malice beneath its surface. — Jess P
borrow: Featured title Sparkle I was moved by Sparkle's relationships with her mother and sister. This is truly a special book. — Lily D
borrow: Featured title Bad Dreams In the Night Looking for a creepy book to dive into with captivating illustrations and a touch of horror? Well, you're in the right place for a chilling read. — LaNesha S
borrow: Featured title The Wicked Bargain This swashbuckling tale was everything I hoped for and then some! Plus, the audiobook is narrated by Vico Ortiz... Need I say more? — Lexi B
borrow: Featured title The Glassmaker Chevalier is a vivid storyteller. History and magical realism are blended into a beautiful family saga about Venetian glassmakers. Don't miss it! — Terry M-R
borrow: Featured title My Daddy Is A Cowboy Saddle up for this simply sweet celebration of family and identity that radiates joy from every page. — Morgan H
borrow: Featured title Done and Dusted This low-angst, high-swoon debut set in a small western town is the best mix of spicy and sweet. It'll have you wanting to move to Wyoming in no time. — Courtney K
borrow: Featured title Rainbow! (Vol. 1) I expected a fluffy teen book, but instead got a realistic and complex story with beautiful illustrations, which all made this a valuable read for me. — Libby V
borrow: Featured title Piñata The brutality with which the Spanish conquistadors treated Aztec children drives this possession horror story. — Hilary H
borrow: Featured title The Wrong Way Home A dangerous cult, a midnight escape-- and Fern is desperate to get back. — Jodi L
borrow: Featured title Out On a Limb The pregnancy trope is forgiven because this is the best example of a fun, healthy relationship with banter you will ever see in a romance book. — Stephanie B
borrow: Featured title I Hope This Doesn't Find You Academic enemies to lovers and leaked emails? Say less! — Lily D
borrow: Featured title Wolfsong An awesome supernatural romance with a just *hint* of spice. — Chris V
borrow: Featured title Little Tiger, Where Are You? Hidden mirrors and large card flaps-- perfect for little hands to grab-- will have your baby reaching for this book again and again! — Hillary K
borrow: Featured title The Yellow Bus Don't let the cover fool you! This is not a "back to school" read. It's a lovely, quiet story about finding joy in the journey, wherever that leads. — Heather W
borrow: Featured title I Shouldn't Be Telling You This There is no way to avoid the sense of comradery you will feel with the hilarious, brutal and compelling stories of Chelsea Devantez. — Carol V
borrow: Featured title In Deeper Waters If "The Little Mermaid" and "Pirates of the Caribbean" had a baby and it was super gay. — Emily K
borrow: Featured title Against Technoableism Not just disability justice worldwide. Disability justice in space, too. — Becca B
borrow: Featured title Kid Olympians, Summer What better way to celebrate the start of the Paris Olympics than by reading the childhood stories of legendary Olympians? — Hillary K
borrow: Featured title A Game of Noctis For fans of escape rooms, treasure hunts and non-stop action! — Meredith R
borrow: Featured title Kismet: Bright, Fresh, Vegetable-Loving Recipes Just in time for your garden harvest, or a trip to the farmers market! — Susan A
borrow: Featured title Looking for Smoke This gripping teen murder mystery is tense and full of twists, shining an important light on the epidemic of murdered and missing Indigenous women. — Sarah C
borrow: Featured title When the Sea Came Alive A gripping and dramatic oral account told by the military officials and troops who planned, fought, sacrificed and triumphed on this infamous day. — Carol F
borrow: Featured title Fatima's Great Outdoors This adorably illustrated picture book incorporates cultural competence with a love for nature! — Rachel T
borrow: Featured title A Guest in the House I mean...who wouldn't fall in love with the ghost of their husband's first wife? — Jade B
borrow: Featured title The Female of the Species Surprising, empowering and full of feminine rage! — Leah B
borrow: Featured title Sister Pie Check this book out immediately and make the Strawberry Pistachio Crumble Pie or Blueberry Scones (or anything). Proceed to baked goods euphoria. — Stephanie B
borrow: Featured title The Things We Miss A bittersweet and relatable coming-of-age story addressing themes of bullying, mental health and loss. — Rachel T
borrow: Featured title Ninefox Gambit With tech so advanced it's gone from science fiction into science fantasy, this was a space opera I couldn't put down! — Chris V
borrow: Featured title You're Not Supposed to Die Tonight Full of twists and turns. This is not your average teen slasher. — Hilary H
borrow: Featured title Jonathan Abernathy You Are Kind It's been months and I still cannot stop thinking about this book. Maybe Abernathy vacuumed up all my other memories? — Becca B
borrow: Featured title Two Together A charming tale highlighting the different perspectives of a dog and cat on their playful journey home. — Julie M
borrow: Featured title You Are What You Watch The infographics have beautiful color schemes, making this a visually appealing read. — Lily D
borrow: Featured title You Have a Match Summers are made for going to camp, falling in love and getting to know the long-lost sister your parents kept secret from you. — Kelsey Y
borrow: Featured title The Demon of Unrest A slow and steady burn of tension guiding us through the six months leading up to the Battle of Fort Sumter. Nonfiction storytelling at its finest. — Annie C
borrow: Featured title The Lost Year Moving story of mystery and survival during the man-made Ukrainian famine of the 1930s. — Carol V
borrow: Featured title Oath and Honor: A Memoir and A Warning Upsetting, powerful and so well done. A meticulous, yet approachable peek behind the curtain of monumental events. — April O
borrow: Featured title Right Here, Right Now If you think of life as a song, then each multiverse is a variation. Changing one note may alter the melody, but will the chorus remain the same? — Lori W
borrow: Featured title Normal Women Ordinary women take the stage in this fascinating, intersectional re-examination of Britain's past. Forget about history. It's time for HERstory. — Amanda K
borrow: Featured title Perfectly Imperfect Mira Mira is my new role model. As a recovering perfectionist, this wonderfully illustrated tale resonated with me in a way few picture books have. — Lexi B
borrow: Featured title The Expectant Detectives Looking for a new British cozy mystery series to read this summer? This humorous and highly entertaining debut novel doesn't disappoint! — Amy B
borrow: Featured title The Red Palace A murder in the royal palace, deadly secrets and a splash romance. This historical thriller is perfect for those that love historical teen K-dramas. — Emily K
borrow: Featured title Inciting Joy Thoughtful and funny, Gay's essays are a much-needed read on finding joy through community, connection and grief. — Carmi D
borrow: Featured title The Mystery of Locked Rooms Three escape-room fanatics get trapped in an abandoned 1950s funhouse while searching for treasure-- it's as fun and weird as it sounds! — Jodi L
borrow: Featured title A History of the World in Twelve Shipwrecks See some of the amazing things that somehow survived in the deep ocean. Spanning thousands of years, step into the lives of people long gone. — Thad P
borrow: Featured title Perfect Little Monsters Mean Girls meets murder in this classic murder mystery that takes a hard turn into something much darker in the final act. — Kelsey Y
borrow: Featured title The Teacher Everyone has their favorite teacher. But what happens when that special teacher becomes TOO special... and TOO special turns into OBSESSION!? — LaNesha S
borrow: Featured title The Concrete Garden Just in time for summer, this book is a garden of earthly delights created by and for children. — Terry M-R
borrow: Featured title The Sun Down Motel I have both the book and the audiobook checked out, and one or the other has been open at all times this week. Good luck putting this one down. — Meredith R
borrow: Featured title I Will Follow A thrilling ride through the darker side of internet fame. Nora is the Annie Wilkes for the social-media generation. — Heather H
borrow: Featured title Fierce Femmes and Notorious Liars A vibrant, searing, trans coming-of-age about running away to home. — Becca B
borrow: Featured title The Met Black and White Technically for babies, but grown-ups will love it, too! Drink in images of 18th-century Chinese cats, 4,000-year-old Egyptian shields and more. — Hillary K
borrow: Featured title Garlic & the Vampire A classic tale of a living bulb of garlic, a vampire that moves in nearby and the undoing of harmful, traditional stereotypes. Who could ask for more? — Tim P
borrow: Featured title Evenings at the Village Gate Do we need another live recording featuring Coltrane? Listen to this recently found show and you will know that's a ridiculous question. — Jeff D
borrow: Featured title Ryan and Avery All the big high-school-romance feels in this gorgeously written love story about a pink-haired boy who meets a blue-haired boy. — Heather W
borrow: Featured title The Spy Coast Don't underestimate retired folks! Maggie would rather be tending her chickens, but someone from her past is trying to kill her. — Amie W
borrow: Featured title There's No Such Thing as Vegetables Just in time for summer gardening! Pair this delightful picture book with delicious produce. — Chaz C
borrow: Featured title The Neighbor Favor A second-chance romance where they actually communicate before the very end? Count me in. — Courtney K
borrow: Featured title So Let Them Burn Why are dragons so cool?! This is a fast-paced adventure set in a Jamaican-inspired world where god-chosen warriors collide with dragon riders. — Stephanie B
borrow: Featured title Care Work: Dreaming Disability Justice A raw and weighty book, which is what makes the read so worth it. — Libby V
borrow: Featured title Not Quite a Ghost Irresistibly creepy and oddly comforting, you'll race to the end to find out: what exactly is haunting Violet? — Morgan H
borrow: Featured title Wednesday's Child Wednesday's Child is indeed full of woe, but threading through the sadness is Li's uncanny ability to turn the ordinary extraordinary. — Jess P
borrow: Featured title Forget Me Not So sweet and gentle, yet harsh and alluring. Big feels and big sapphic love had me captivated all through the audio! — Leah B
borrow: Featured title Poverty, by America Have you ever wondered "what’s wrong with this country?" Well, prepare to be both disheartened and enlightened. — Jade B
borrow: Featured title You're Going To Love This Book! Everything a kid could want in a book-- plus a little extra. I mean, who doesn't love homework? — Heather W
borrow: Featured title The Women Kristin Hannah is a powerful storyteller! I loved that this novel focused on the importance of female friendship. — Hannah M
borrow: Featured title The Davenports Heavy on the romance and light on the history, this juicy YA Bridgerton will have you swooning! — Jodi L
borrow: Featured title Freaks, Gleeks, and Dawson's Creek Get your fill of nostalgic vibes and behind-the-scenes drama from all your favorite teen hit shows! — Carol V
borrow: Featured title Alebrijes Warning: Your consciousness will get sucked into this amazing sci-fi world. A perfect choice for fans of grim dystopian fiction or The Last Cuentista. — Lexi B
borrow: Featured title My Tummy Book: Nature Perfect for tummy time, Baby will love the full-color and black-and-white images; you'll love that it folds out and stands upright! — Hillary K
borrow: Featured title Whalefall Lush descriptions of bioluminescence and aquatic life juxtaposed with gory details of a whale's digestive system. — Hilary H
borrow: Featured title The Prince and the Dressmaker Dutiful prince by day, Paris' most fashionable lady by night! With the power of love and self-acceptance, who says you can't have it all? — Jade B
borrow: Featured title Tin to Table Swim ahead of the tinned-fish trend with this stylishly compact cookbook, perfect for a spring picnic. — Morgan H
borrow: Featured title A Lot Like Batman We love a picture book that proves Batman is just as awkward as the rest of us. — Courtney K