borrow: Featured title The One Hundred Nights of Hero Pride month calls for queer graphic novels. This one is beautiful. — Becca B
borrow: Featured title Anne of West Philly I am so glad I live in a world where there are splendid modern retellings of old favorites like this one. — April O
borrow: Featured title One Beautiful Spring Day Woodring is mostly unknown to the general public, but among other cartoonists he is recognized as a genius. This book is proof they're right. — Jeff D
borrow: Featured title Mayumu: Filipino American Desserts Remixed The easy-to-make adobo chocolate chip cookies are a delicious medley of sweet and umami-- I love the chocolate paired with the pop of pink peppercorn! — Carmi D
borrow: Featured title Maizy Chen's Last Chance A captivating, many-layered story that I did not want to put down! — Susan A
borrow: Featured title Belle of the Ball An adorable, queer high school romance told with delightful character design and a dreamy color palette. — Libby V
borrow: Featured title Stories from the Tenants Downstairs Sidik Fofana's masterful storytelling delivers high stakes, compelling relationships and, rarest of all, kid characters who actually sound like kids. — Coleman M
borrow: Featured title The First Lady of World War II An unknown story of how Eleanor Roosevelt, through pure grit, was able to go where she was not supposed to go and do what she was not supposed to do. — Thad P
borrow: Featured title Sometimes, All I Need Is Me Start your toddler down the path of self-reliance with this bright and charmingly illustrated story. — Carol V
borrow: Featured title Bliss Montage A technically dazzling, quietly shattering kaleidoscope of stories. — Andrew C
borrow: Featured title The Dead Romantics I love a good pun, and the number of ghost-related puns in this book was absolutely boo-tiful. — Courtney K
borrow: Featured title Stay True: A Memoir Tender, sad and sweet, a vulnerable and moving love letter to friendship and grief. — Kate F
borrow: Featured title Jennifer Chan Is Not Alone What's harder to believe in: aliens, or yourself? — Morgan H
borrow: Featured title The Wolf in Underpants Breaks Free A silly tale that just goes to show that you shouldn't judge a wolf by his actions… or his undies. — Marisa W
borrow: Featured title Shutter Ghosts and a spunky Navajo forensic photographer who can see them are the perfect combo in this supernatural thriller. Fingers crossed for a sequel! — Sarah C
borrow: Featured title All Her Little Secrets This thriller will hit you right in the feels as you root for Ellice to save her family from those bent on destroying her perfectly constructed life. — Hilary H
borrow: Featured title School Trip A hilarious and heartfelt continuation of the New Kid series sees Jordan and the crew on a whirlwind trip to Paris that is anything but boring. — Dierric R
borrow: Featured title I Keep My Exoskeletons to Myself A book on the complexities of motherhood in an increasingly fraught society. Oh, and it's fiction. — Becca B
borrow: Featured title American Sirens Read about the thrilling birth and history of emergency services. The sound of sirens will have a whole new meaning. — Carol V
borrow: Featured title Squeak-A-Boo A lift-the-flap interactive experience for littles as they discover animal antics from a mouse that squeaks to a skunk that (oh, no!) reeks. — Julie M
borrow: Featured title Kindness Makes Us Strong Gorgeous illustrations introduce sweet acts of kindness to toddlers in their daily routines. — Carol V
borrow: Featured title Dim Sum, Here We Come! Reading this picture book will give you inspiration for dinner! — Lily D
borrow: Featured title Spirit Hunters A deliciously scary haunted-house story that will have you guessing what happens until the very end! — Dierric R
borrow: Featured title Mimosa A bittersweet, true-to-life graphic novel about friendship that's easy to read in one sitting and leaves an impact. — Libby V
borrow: Featured title You Are a Story I loved this existential journey about the "what and why" of who we are in terms littles can understand and grown-ups will appreciate! — Lori W
borrow: Featured title Waco Rising An eye-opening introduction into the tragic events of the 1993 Waco siege, the largest gunfight on American soil since the Civil War. — Stephanie B
borrow: Featured title 10 Kisses Before Bedtime A sweet book Baby will love, filled with touch-and-feel, textured pages. — Chaz C
borrow: Featured title Maame A fresh take on the coming-of-age story. I couldn't put this one down! — Cora S
borrow: Featured title This Stupid World YLT have been recording for 25 years, but they don't sound tired. They sound energized by the pandemic and this album is one of their best. — Jeff D
borrow: Featured title Lasagna Means I Love You Get ready to dig in to this story of family, food and finding out where you belong. Complete with recipes! — Heather W
borrow: Featured title NOS4A2 Harkening back to vintage Stephen King, this audiobook gave all the chills! You'll never look at Christmas the same. — Leah B
borrow: Featured title The Righteous Gemstones (Season 1) It's like "Succession," but with a megachurch ministry and soda fountains that dispense gravy. — Becca B
borrow: Featured title This Is Why This is why I don't leave the house: I can't stop listening to this album! — Coleman M
borrow: Featured title Mind Over Batter This cookbook is a sunny, warm hug that will have you baking your way through tough feelings. — Carol V
borrow: Featured title Scurry The humans have disappeared. Life is about survival. The mice are doing their best, but it's hard when there's danger lurking around every corner. — Annie C
borrow: Featured title Hijab Butch Blues A wonderfully lyrical exploration of the intersection of two identities: Queer and Muslim. — Libby V
borrow: Featured title The Trials of Morrigan Crow Morrigan Crow is this generation's Harry Potter, full of adventure, whimsy and magical characters. A perfect audiobook for the whole family! — Stephanie B
borrow: Featured title Remember A United States Poet Laureate AND a Caldecott winner? Aren't we in luck? — Chaz C
borrow: Featured title Hollywood: The Oral History Fasten your seatbelts for this behind-the-scenes of the beginnings, the transforming and the defining of America's Dream Factory. A film-fan must. — Amanda K
borrow: Featured title The LEGO Story This is the most detailed history of the LEGO Company and the Kirk Kristiansen family that I have read. Leg godt! — Lily D
borrow: Featured title The Villa A girls' trip to Italy is marred by complicated relationships, deepening mistrust and murder. I couldn't stop reading this twisty story! — Amy B
borrow: Featured title A Seed Grows Just in time for spring, this vibrant book uses simple text to highlight the joy of the journey from seed to flower. — Julie M
borrow: Featured title Dickens and Prince The artist formerly known as… Dickens? Well, maybe. Two unlikely lives, utterly different, but oddly alike. — Thad P
borrow: Featured title The Sunbearer Trials Queer Percy Jackson meets The Hunger Games, I'll be waiting impatiently for the sequel! — Courtney K
borrow: Featured title Motomami "A cada copia que ves, Tú dale tu bendición, Y ya no quiero competir, Si no hay comparación." When it comes to Rosalía, there is truly no comparison. — Coleman M
borrow: Featured title All Through the Night I'd like a one-way ticket to this cozy, glowing city so I can live in the illustrations forever. — Meredith R
borrow: Featured title Pokko and the Drum March to the beat of your own drum. Or better yet, Pokko's. — Becca B
borrow: Featured title The Marriage Portrait Suspense and mystery surround a young duchess as she fights to survive. — Kelly B
borrow: Featured title The Forgotten Girl Get hooked on this story of lost graveyards and vengeful ghosts. Learn about the forgotten histories of segregation in the process. — Hilary H
borrow: Featured title Iveliz Explains It All Powerful and hopeful, Iveliz is as real as it gets. — Morgan H
borrow: Featured title Lucy on the Wild Side Animal attraction or lasting love? Visit our very own Columbus Zoo and see who is coupling up in the ape house. Hint: it's not the gorillas. WOWZA! — Lori W
borrow: Featured title You Just Need To Lose Weight A great resource for unlearning and dismantling fatphobia, Aubrey Gordon's newest book is a quick and enlightening read. — Kate F
borrow: Featured title True Biz I learned so much from these amazing characters and their multifaceted representation of the deaf community. Page-turning story with a great impact! — April O
borrow: Featured title Poetry Unbound "It all begins with knowing nothing lasts forever, so you might as well start packing now. In the meantime, practice being alive." — Chaz C
borrow: Featured title Burnout Go beyond the bubble bath type of self-care with a science-based book on burnout that will help you feel less alone in the world. — Libby V
borrow: Featured title Rambutan: Recipes from Sri Lanka If you like coconut and curry this is for you! A great collection of stories and recipes. I made the yellow rice three days in a row-- so tasty. — Annie C
borrow: Featured title Feral City A fascinating travelogue of pandemic-era Manhattan wherein the affluent have fled and the tameless run wild in the abandoned streets. — Brian C
borrow: Featured title Frizzy Whether curly, coily, wavy or straight, Marlene discovers that no matter what type, all hair is GOOD hair. — Dierric R
borrow: Featured title Stay Awake Stay Awake will keep you burning the midnight oil late into the night! — Heather H
borrow: Featured title The Weight of Blood "Carrie" meets "Get Out" in this knockout retelling of a classic thriller that will have you captivated until the very last page. — Hilary H
borrow: Featured title The How: Notes on the Great Work of Meeting Yourself A lyrical meditation of prose and prompts for those looking to reconnect with themselves. — Carmi D
borrow: Featured title I Was Anastasia Written in opposing yet interweaving timelines, this historical mystery will have you asking "Is Anna Anderson really Anastasia?" — Courtney K
borrow: Featured title We Deserve Monuments In this coming-of-age story, a queer, biracial teen moves in with her dying grandma in a small southern town with a dark, mysterious past. — Stephanie B
borrow: Featured title Big Truck, Little Island See if you can guess the clever solution to the dilemma in this beautifully illustrated rhyming story, based on a real incident in Vinalhaven, Maine. — Julie M
borrow: Featured title Victory. Stand! Raising My Fist for Justice Powerful and engaging; this beautifully illustrated, graphic novel-style history book is a standout. — Susan A
borrow: Featured title The Maker of Swans This magical realism has a lyrical slow burn that is the perfect read when paired with a blanket, a snowy day and cat snuggles. — Carol V
borrow: Featured title The Other Two (Season 1) When life gives you lemons, ride a 12-year-old's coattails to success. — Becca B
borrow: Featured title Iron Widow Giant robots, Chinese history and a strong female lead? This has become an all-time favorite. — Lily D
borrow: Featured title A Deadly Education A beautifully written look into the Scholomance, a magical school that is more peril than pencils and pens! — Leah B
borrow: Featured title A Haunted Road Atlas If you're a fan of the podcast And That's Why We Drink, or just want a creepy-fun road trip, this book will check all your boxes! — Heather H
borrow: Featured title Ultrasound A mind-bending mystery where every truth revealed leads to more questions, but... what if your memory is wrong? What if it's not yours at all? — Jeff D
borrow: Featured title Whiteout You don't need a blizzard to cozy up with this book, where second-chance romance and supportive friends are everywhere you look. — Courtney K
borrow: Featured title Madhouse at the End of the Earth Clutch a blanket and a hot beverage as you travel with the Belgica on a harrowing, yet groundbreaking, journey! Excellent on audio. — Leah B
borrow: Featured title Woodland Dreams As autumn turns to winter, this gentle story follows the forest creatures as they settle into their cozy winter slumbers. — Marisa W
borrow: Featured title Big Chicas Don't Cry Ever read a book and wish you were part of the family it's about? That was me while reading this. — Heather W
borrow: Featured title The Blur This book is for both children and adults! For kids, it is fun to read. For adults, no story has hit closer to home. — Julie M
borrow: Featured title A Lady's Guide to Fortune-Hunting Though society views this heroine's relentlessness as less-than-desirable, her determination makes for a charming and refreshing Regency read. — Amanda K
borrow: Featured title Killers of a Certain Age Never underestimate the power of women of a certain age. — Kelly B
borrow: Featured title Goodbye, Friend! Hello, Friend! This bittersweet story of change is a delightful repeat read, thanks to the lovingly drawn details of years-long friendship that fill every page. — Andrew C
borrow: Featured title The Chaos Machine Sure, social media companies can take credit for rising polarization, misinformation and political violence. But don't worry, it gets worse. — Coleman M
borrow: Featured title Avenue 5 (Season 1) "WALL-E" meets "The Good Place" in a darkly funny, irreverent, space-cruise romp starring Hugh Laurie. — Becca B
borrow: Featured title The Witch's Heart If you're searching for your next audiobook, you found it! This tale will sweep you up in Norse mythology and make your own heart ache for Angrboda. — Stephanie B
borrow: Featured title A Bite-Sized History of France Ever wondered how they came up with this stuff? Well, here is a tasty (and, yes) bite-sized story of how all that is wonderful and odd came about. — Thad P
borrow: Featured title Dreams of Wakanda Marvel's "Black Panther" is more than just a movie or a character. This moving essay collection reflects on its incredible impact and legacy. — Lily D
borrow: Featured title How To Be Eaten Modernized fairy tale heroines go to group therapy, their stories are irresistible and filled with dark humor. — Carol V
borrow: Featured title Don't Eat Bees Fabulously funny! Do read this adorable, hilarious tale, but don't eat bees! — Susan A
borrow: Featured title Let the Monster Out In a town where things start to go awry, Bones Malone and his friends must face their own worst nightmares to solve a mystery before it's too late. — Dierric R
borrow: Featured title Judy Moody in a Monday Mood If Monday makes you moody, Judy will help turn your frown upside down. — Kara R
borrow: Featured title 50 Years of Hits It's Finally Friday! Forget the workin' blues and let the good times roll! — Hillary K
borrow: Featured title Sugar in Milk A lushly illustrated— dare I say, sweet— story about just how much room there is in the word "home." — Becca B
borrow: Featured title Black Cake Unraveling a web of untold family secrets and stories is poignant, bittersweet, but certainly not a piece of cake. — April O
borrow: Featured title An Immense World Fascinating details on how other animals and insects perceive their world. Amazing what's happening all around us. — Kelly B