borrow: Featured title What We Fed To the Manticore Shift your perspective with animals narrating stories of an ever-changing environment devastatingly shaped by humans. — Carmi D
borrow: Featured title The Undead Fox of Deadwood Forest A fourth-wall-breaking narrator + eloquent, anthropomorphic woodland creatures = the autumnal read of your dreams. — Jodi L
borrow: Featured title Rare Flavours A beautiful story that highlights how food, storytelling and language are all connected and help to give us life. — Annie C
borrow: Featured title Leo at the Farmers Market With so many smells and sounds and so much to see, smell and touch, a busy Saturday market really is a feast for the senses! — Hillary K
borrow: Featured title Shift Happens Celebrate Labor Day by learning about the activism that got us where we are today and what we can do to improve working conditions moving forward. — Lily D
borrow: Featured title Mog and Me Your little one will love following along with Mog and Nicky as they go through their day, each doing things in their own way. — Hillary K
borrow: Featured title Baby Sees Things That Go Look no further for the perfect tummy-time companion for your baby on the go! — Hillary K
borrow: Featured title M Is for Mango Full of mischief and mayhem-- as well as the letter M-- this title will leave your child wanting more, more, more! — Hillary K
borrow: Featured title Lights Out If you like spicy, dark romances with morally gray masked men who have a penchant for stalking, then Lights Out may be the book for you (check TWs). — Ashley B
borrow: Featured title Don't Trust Fish Hilarious and perfect for kids in early elementary who loved The Book with No Pictures or Mo Willems' Pigeon books. — Meredith R
borrow: Featured title Every Time You Go Away This book breaks your heart multiple times from multiple angles. By the end of the book you want to hug (almost) all of the characters. — Desi T
borrow: Featured title Disco Witches of Fire Island Full of romance, sadness and spice, this book offers a magical look at a community of queer witches in the wake of the AIDS epidemic. — David C
borrow: Featured title The History of Information A fascinating visual journey through time that explores how we share and understand information, from cave paintings to artificial intelligence. — Morgan H
borrow: Featured title Woodworking I challenge you to find another book that is written with more wit, care and thoughtfulness. One of the best books of 2025. — Stephanie B
borrow: Featured title Dan in Green Gables Meet another plucky redhead you can't help but root for in this graphic novel twist on the beloved classic. — Heather W
borrow: Featured title Murder at Gulls Nest A cozy mystery that's just a little bit dark, with a cast of misfit characters. — Amie W
borrow: Featured title To See an Owl "To see an owl is magic." Sometimes it takes a lot of effort, time and patience to make the magic happen! — Julie M
borrow: Featured title Phantasma A paranormal competition in a haunted mansion? Ghosts, necromancers and the seven original sins? Sign me up! — Heather F
borrow: Featured title Pretty Girl County Reality television meets realistic fiction in this novel. Multiple glow-ups and romantic flare-ups make for a really engaging read. — Desi T
borrow: Featured title Cabin: Off-the-Grid Adventures with a Clueless Craftsman For anyone who takes on a DIY project regardless of talent, experience or even a clue, and then almost, kind of, sort of and then, finally, does it. — Thad P
borrow: Featured title Smoke & Mirrors Mystery, magic and a local author? Highly recommend! — Hannah M
borrow: Featured title The Poppy Fields Would you choose to sleep through the heartbreak of grief-- even if it meant risking what you remember? Thought-provoking and perfect for book clubs. — Sarah C
borrow: Featured title Somadina This beautifully written coming-of-age story weaves magical realism, family trauma and self discovery together on the back of a daring rescue mission. — Rachel N
borrow: Featured title The Sock Project I am one step closer to having head-to-toe knitted wardrobe options! And you can be, too! — Jade B
borrow: Featured title O.K. Is Gay A wholesome and colorful picture book where it is completely normal to be gay. — Libby V
borrow: Featured title The Chow Maniac A great new entry in this amusing, Cleveland-set cozy mystery series full of quirky characters, convoluted murders and delicious Chinese cuisine. — Daniel S
borrow: Featured title I Am Not Jessica Chen A "Freaky Friday" story that explores identity in a fresh, yet timeless, way. — Leah D
borrow: Featured title Ask Not A political history so gritty it should be shelved under true crime. — Hilary H
borrow: Featured title A Study in Secrets What to do with a boarding school full of kids on their last chance? Send them off on a scavenger hunt with one rule: don't get caught. — Jodi L
borrow: Featured title St. Elmo's Fire Despite its lack of Oscar nominations, this will always be my comfort movie. — Lily D
borrow: Featured title Audre and Bash Are Just Friends A swoon-worthy teen romance between a budding psychiatrist and mellow surfer. The friendship gets you hooked and you stay for the romance. — Desi T
borrow: Featured title The Buffalo Hunter Hunter Vampires in Montana? This ain't your granddaddy's "Yellowstone." — Eric N
borrow: Featured title The Man Who Didn't Like Animals Deborah Underwood has done it again. I didn't think I needed this untold origin story but, now that I have it, it's one of my favorite stories. — Lex B
borrow: Featured title The Emperor of Gladness A beautiful tale of redemption, found family and finding a way back up when you're one step away from that final fall. — Chris V
borrow: Featured title The Brujos of Borderland High A cute read about how hard it is to move on from your first breakup, especially when magic and time-traveling demons won't let you forget! — David C
borrow: Featured title We Can Do Hard Things Read the whole thing or just a snippet-- either way, you'll find plenty of great advice! — Cora S
borrow: Featured title As You Wish In this enchantingly fun middle grade romcom, West African trickster god Anansi said, "Be careful what you wish for," and Birdie said, "Bet." — Jodi L
borrow: Featured title Murder Takes a Vacation This book felt like it could have been an episode of the TV show "Murder, She Wrote," which I loved! — Amie W
borrow: Featured title Hunger's Bite A fun, high-seas adventure with all the creepy vibes. Art that delights and will also make you squirm. — Annie C
borrow: Featured title We Could Be Rats Seeing my therapist is nice and all, but checking out every Emily R. Austin book on Libby is FREE. — Becca B
borrow: Featured title Let's Be Bees Enjoy a rollicking read-aloud of cooperative make-believe! — Julie M
borrow: Featured title Oddity 2024 was a great year for horror movies and this one was the best! It's a genuinely creepy ghost story with an ending you will rewind to watch again. — Jeff D
borrow: Featured title Sundays Are for Feasts A beautiful book about family traditions! And, yes, it absolutely inspired me to make homemade hummus. — Heather H
borrow: Featured title Blood at the Root If you ever wondered what Harry Potter would have been like set in an HBCU for the young, Black and magical-- look no further. — Stephanie B
borrow: Featured title The Curse of Eelgrass Bog I'll never forget this brilliant, bewitching and bone-chilling book. The magic of Eelgrass Bog has irrevocably changed me (in the best way possible). — Lex B
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 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 The Davenports Heavy on the romance and light on the history, this juicy YA Bridgerton will have you swooning! — Jodi L
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. — Lex 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 All the Fighting Parts What do you do when the person that everyone loves turns out to be the monster that every girl should fear? — Stephanie B
borrow: Featured title Worm and Caterpillar Are Friends Don't let the term "easy reader" fool you-- this book is all the proof I need that great, remarkable things come in very small packages. — Morgan H
borrow: Featured title Last Night at the Telegraph Club 1950s San Francisco lights up with love and hardship in this coming-of-age tale. — Leah D
borrow: Featured title Cross My Heart and Never Lie Want a break from Nordic noir? Newly translated from Norwegian, this award winner is a beam of light. — Chaz C
borrow: Featured title The Black Queen I got thrills from the mystery and chills from the despicable side characters. A wild ride from start to finish! — April O
borrow: Featured title Chinese Menu Feast your eyes (literally!) on this fascinating culinary treasure trove that had my stomach growling from start to finish. — Morgan H
borrow: Featured title The Swifts: A Dictionary of Scoundrels One of my absolute favorite books of the year! 10 out of 5 — Chaz C
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 Tea Time Tea time? Or tee time? Either is a great way to spend the afternoon — Kara R
borrow: Featured title Motown: Easy Piano Collection Need some sunshine on a cloudy day? Make your own! — Kara R
borrow: Featured title Thirsty Mermaids Mixing drinks and spells has Tooth, Pearl and Eezy swapping their fins for legs. These mermaids go out on the town and have a whole lotta fun! — Annie C
borrow: Featured title Other Words for Home A beautiful novel in verse, moving and lyrical, with wide-ranging emotions. Like the main character Jude says, I was happy and sad at the same time. — Kate F
borrow: Featured title The Undefeated An ode to Black excellence and sorrow throughout history. Stunning illustrations and moving verse will give you chills and inspire kids. — Ellie K
borrow: Featured title Blended If you feel you are living two completely different lives, how do you figure out who you really are and where you really belong? — Heather W
borrow: Featured title Rise and Shine Morning, early bird! Start the day with some cheery tunes. — Kara R
borrow: Featured title Lunch-Hour Embroidery When there just isn't time for a crafternoon. — Hillary K
borrow: Featured title One More for the Fans Tuesday's not gone until you enjoy some southern rock. — Lisa F
borrow: Featured title The Essential Simon and Garfunkel Wednesday Morning, 3am. A great time to read or listen to this timeless duo. — Lisa F
borrow: Featured title Ultimate Sinatra "Ol' Blue Eyes" is sure to jazz up your Saturday night. — Lisa F
borrow: Featured title The Centennial Collection There's no such thing as a gloomy Sunday when Lady Day sings. — Lisa F
borrow: Featured title Rise and Shine Prepare yourself for a sunny burst of breakfast inspiration. — Hillary K
borrow: Featured title The man who invented soul Another Saturday night— hope you've got somebody! Spend it with Sam Cooke and these classic hits. — Kara R
borrow: Featured title Motown 50 Feel easy (like Sunday morning) with the Commodores and other Motown greats. — Lisa F
borrow: Featured title Best of Bowie Are you a Thursday's Child? Enjoy the best of the Thin White Duke today and everyday. — Kara R
borrow: Featured title Cure's Greatest Hits It's Friday— are you in love? Either way, spend the day listening to classics from The Cure. — Kara R
borrow: Featured title The very best of the Bangles It's Monday— hope it's not manic! Start the week off with an 80s flashback thanks to the Bangles. — Kara R
borrow: Featured title The very best of Lisa Loeb Hump day is here— no need to wait for Wednesday! — Kara R
borrow: Featured title Singin' in the Rain Laugh at those rain clouds and find a happy refrain! — Kara R
borrow: Featured title Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs Let this classic picture book brighten a gloomy day. — Kara R