borrow: Featured title Salt Magic A spellbinding brew of fantasy and historical fiction from a spirited creative team. — Andrew C
borrow: Featured title My America: Recipes from a Young Black Chef So many recipes paired with a great storyline! What more could you ask for? — Hannah M
borrow: Featured title We Wait for the Sun Join pioneering civil rights activist Dovey Johnson Roundtree in this gorgeous book, as she shares a favorite memory from her childhood. — Marisa W
borrow: Featured title Family of Liars This has everything I look for in a great summer read: a little romance, a little intrigue, broken hearts and an unexpected twist. — Susan A
borrow: Featured title Things To Look Forward To This little slice of sunshine holds up a magnifying glass to the glimmers of hope hiding in plain sight all around us on even the gloomiest of days. — Morgan H
borrow: Featured title The Last Days of the Dinosaurs You think you're having a bad day? You ain't seen nothing yet. Follow big beasties and little critters on the single worst day planet Earth ever had. — Thad P
borrow: Featured title Knight Owl An adorable tale of an equally adorable owl that uses cleverness (and friendship) to overcome obstacles-- and save the kingdom! — Julie M
borrow: Featured title A Lady for a Duke A lush story of a trans woman finding love in Regency England. Great if you love "Gentleman Jack." Or love in general. — Amanda K
borrow: Featured title Tender Is the Flesh If you’re looking for shocking and unsettling beyond words, this is the horror story for you. — Lily D
borrow: Featured title Delilah Green Doesn't Care A delightful sapphic romance with hilarious side characters in a swoonworthy setting. — Stephanie B
borrow: Featured title 'Twas the Night Before Pride A charming, rhyming picture book that celebrates Pride and honors its history. — Tin C
borrow: Featured title Nimona I didn’t want this story to end! It’s a cute, fun, low-stakes fantasy with a lot of heart that kept me on my toes! — Lily D
borrow: Featured title Skyward Fans of pulpy space operas like "Star Wars" and "The Expanse" will relish Sanderson's lovable characters and high-speed action. Claim the stars! — Coleman M
borrow: Featured title The Nineties A fun way to remember that you don't remember what you thought you remembered. — Brian C
borrow: Featured title The Cartographers Family mysteries, maps and a little bit of magic; in The Cartographers, Peng Shepherd weaves all these elements together into a first-rate thriller. — Jeff R
borrow: Featured title Across a Field of Starlight QTPOC folks shine in this sci-fi tale which focuses on community, identity and the strength of friendship against light-years of space and time. — Marisa W
borrow: Featured title Eat, and Love Yourself Revisiting the past can lead to not only finding yourself, but also loving who you are. — Dierric R
borrow: Featured title A Magic Steeped in Poison Imagine a world where the tea you drink has magical elements. Take a sip, if you dare. — Stephanie B
borrow: Featured title Here's To Us A great follow-up to the meet-cute from What If It's Us. The "will they, won't they" had me shouting at Arthur and Ben All. The. Time! — April O
borrow: Featured title Squad Think "Mean Girls," actually more like "Heathers." But they're werewolves. — Dierric R
borrow: Featured title Sunny G's Series of Rash Decisions This cute rom-com introduces readers to the Sikh culture in such a warm and inviting way. Sunny G is such a fun and lovable character. — Desi T
borrow: Featured title Mamo Miyazaki vibes, full of magic and set in a lush and beautiful world that I could hang out in forever. — Annie C
borrow: Featured title Heaven and Earth The second chapter of a modern legend in the making. A perfect fusion of musical creativity and instrumental mastery that heralds a new era of jazz. — Nick S
borrow: Featured title In Five Years Are you a planner? Do you have your life figured out? Read this! This novel proves the importance of friendships throughout life's adventures. — Hannah M
borrow: Featured title Daughter of the Deep In this deep sea-diving, sea-faring romp, fans of Percy Jackson will love Ana Dakkar, too (just in time for our ocean-themed summer reading program)! — Ellie K
borrow: Featured title Messy Roots: A Graphic Memoir of a Wuhanese American An absolute delight of a coming-of-age graphic novel memoir. — Meredith R
borrow: Featured title A (Very) Short History of Life on Earth Life will out. Often after near destruction. Watch form follow function over 4.5 billion years in a witty, easily accessible (and yes, pithy) story. — Thad P
borrow: Featured title Miracle Creek Gripping and emotional, the family secrets in this courtroom drama will lead you through twists and turns until the end. — Carmi D
borrow: Featured title The Husband Hunters Love the Gilded Age? Can't wait for more "Downton Abbey?" Uncover the real-life luxury, secrets and snubs that inspired these hit period pieces. — Amanda K
borrow: Featured title Troublemaker A boy on a mission to set things right when his world is turning upside down. — Susan A
borrow: Featured title Rise I'm excited to see a book celebrating Asian America! It was an engaging read with its collection of essays, infographics and colorful illustrations. — Lily D
borrow: Featured title When Things Get Dark A must-read for Shirley Jackson fans! Modern horror masters pay tribute to the wicked genius of one of the most influential writers of all time. — Heather H
borrow: Featured title Those Kids from Fawn Creek In a small town where nothing ever seems to change, the arrival of a new student has the potential to change everything. — Heather W
borrow: Featured title Cultish: The Language of Fanaticism It would be diffi-cult not to love this book. — Libby V
borrow: Featured title The Book That Did Not Want To Be Read Put that book down! Enjoy this silly, fun, interactive book. — Tin C
borrow: Featured title The Nature of Life and Death Meet this Jessica Fletcher-type hero at the intersection of your passion for true crime and gardening. She has a fascinating journey in store! — Carol V
borrow: Featured title The Postscript Murders Need something to do while waiting for the next season of Only Murders in the Building? Check out this book! — Amy B
borrow: Featured title White Magic A book like a dense forest, full with ethereal beauty and brutal realities. — Jess P
borrow: Featured title Ex Libris: A Comic This is an entertaining mystery and a fun introduction to the world of comics for any reader who might never have picked one up before. — Jeff D
borrow: Featured title Ergo Philosophers and dreamers of all ages be warned. You will be charmed. — Chaz C
borrow: Featured title Miss Benson's Beetle Join the expedition! Travel along to find the elusive golden beetle. A search for one thing can lead to more precious discoveries about oneself. — Lori W
borrow: Featured title The Power of Regret In a style that's as insightful as it is accessible, Pink uses the lens of regret to focus our attention on those things that matter the most. — Jeff R
borrow: Featured title Born on the Water This lyrical picture book brings the 1619 Project to young readers, chronicling the rich and complex history of Black America. — Kate F
borrow: Featured title Watch Over Me I was so immersed and could not put this down! Nina's writing always hooks me in. Absolutely beautiful! — Leah B
borrow: Featured title Spillover Published almost a decade ago, Spillover remains timely, informative and dare I say... contagious? You won't be able to put this one down! — Sarah L
borrow: Featured title Otto: A Palindrama A wildly clever and quirky adventure that tells its story through 200 unique palindromes and will leave you saying, "Huh? Wow! LOL." — Morgan H
borrow: Featured title I Must Betray You A heart-wrenching saga of living in a society where you can trust no one, yet are determined to use your voice to shine light on the darkness. — Julie M
borrow: Featured title Soul Food Sunday It's like reliving those childhood memories of Sundays with food and family. It's familiar and comforting. — Dierric R
borrow: Featured title How Beautiful We Were From the riveting opening chapter, I had to follow the extraordinary choices and unforgettable voices driving this fight for liberation and justice. — Andrew C
borrow: Featured title Northwind Paulsen's last book will blow you away with lyrical descriptions of nature and survival. — Cora S
borrow: Featured title These Precious Days A personal collection of essays reflecting on family, friendships and books. — Kelly B
borrow: Featured title The Afghanistan Papers A shocking and sobering testament of incompetence at the highest level that sets the record straight on nearly two decades of war in Afghanistan. — Coleman M
borrow: Featured title Diablo Mesa Eerie, eldritch and entertaining. It kept me up way too late several nights in a row wondering what was going to happen next, and still surprised me. — Thad P
borrow: Featured title Wish You Were Here I prepared myself ahead of time for this storyline and was still blown away! An emotional page turner that I couldn't put down! — Hannah M
borrow: Featured title The Jasmine Throne A fierce feminist fantasy about two women destined to seek vengeance against the patriarchal powers that exiled them. An intense, slow burn. — Sarah C
borrow: Featured title Nothing But Blackened Teeth Atmospheric and eerie, this ghost story scared me enough to check my floorboards AND use dental floss after brushing. — Coleman M
borrow: Featured title Burt the Beetle Doesn't Bite This humorous tale features a lovable protagonist and a fun assortment of buggy facts. — Meredith S
borrow: Featured title Puma Dreams Our heroine dreams of nothing more than seeing the beautiful and secretive puma on her grandmother's farm. Will her patience pay off? — Marisa W
borrow: Featured title We Had a Little Real Estate Problem Chronicling an overlooked legacy, this book outlines the history and politics of Native humor, striking a perfect balance of humor and heartbreak. — Carol V
borrow: Featured title Ophie's Ghosts Move over "Ghostbusters," Ophie's got this one! This book is so sweetly haunting, and the humans just might be the scariest part! — April O
borrow: Featured title Ace This was a pivotal read for my life as a whole and my identity journey. It will cause deep self reflection and perhaps even an "aha!" moment or two. — Libby V
borrow: Featured title All the Feels A romance with the only-one-bed trope, but the main character is aware of the trope. Plus, body positivity and mental-health representation. A+ — Stephanie B
borrow: Featured title Wingbearer When the souls of the birds stop arriving home to the Great Tree, Zuli must head out on an epic quest to try and save them! — Annie C
borrow: Featured title Everyone In This Room Will Someday Be Dead Here's the rare book that's anxiety-inducing and fun! If you appreciate the opportunity to laugh at inappropriate times, this one's for you. — Jeff R
borrow: Featured title A Carnival of Snackery: Diaries (2003-2020) Hilarious new collection of diary entries from Sedaris. Outstanding on audio! — Kelly B
borrow: Featured title Too Bright To See This book is a warm hug, and I wish I could have read it before I started middle school. — Chaz C
borrow: Featured title Best Wishes, Warmest Regards Simply the best resource for all Rose-related information. — Jess P
borrow: Featured title Pony All the makings of a great quest! Horses, outlaws, ghosts and friendship. — Susan A
borrow: Featured title Gastro Obscura A stew simmering for 45 years, ghost crab sauce or cinnamon-flavored bugs? Take a tour of the food world for things you may (or may not) wish to try. — Thad P
borrow: Featured title The Power of Fun After two pandemic years that have been decidedly difficult and not that much fun, I needed this book. — Amy B
borrow: Featured title Pachinko Part history lesson + part richly detailed fiction = an amazing and beautiful story! Engrossing on audio! — Leah B
borrow: Featured title The Final Revival of Opal & Nev Sign me up for the reunion tour! I've never heard any of their songs, but I can't get enough of Opal and Nev. They put the groove in groovy! — Lori W
borrow: Featured title Where the Deer and the Antelope Play Meander along with these stories and enjoy their scenery, which is part humorous musing, part conservation and all recreational bliss. — Carol V
borrow: Featured title Yummy: A History of Desserts Just like real ice cream and cookies, this delightfully adorable and informative book of sweets left me drooling for more! — Amanda K
borrow: Featured title Legends of the North Cascades Evison beautifully weaves together the story of human struggle with the precious need for community-- our failures and our blessings. — Heather H
borrow: Featured title The Ultimate Art Museum The perfect kind of book to get lost in for hours on a snowy afternoon. — Morgan H
borrow: Featured title Facing the Mountain I learned a lot about the internment camps and why some Japanese men in these camps enlisted in the army of a country that didn't value them. — Desi T
borrow: Featured title The Beatryce Prophecy A riveting fairy tale complete with an attack goat, a mysterious girl, a protective monk and, of course, a villain. — Julie M
borrow: Featured title When Lola Visits Need an escape from the cold winter? Look forward to summer with bright illustrations and sensory imagery that celebrates family, food and tradition. — Carmi D
borrow: Featured title Personal Effects Have you ever wondered what happens after the dust settles on a disaster site? — Sarah L
borrow: Featured title Katie the Catsitter I didn't realize my life was missing a heist story featuring an all-cat squad, but it was. This one has cat capers galore. — Meredith R
borrow: Featured title Fantastic Creatures of the Mountains and Seas Fascinating to read and a beautiful treat for the eyes, I recommend this to anyone who wants to learn about a rich and vibrant mythology. — Marisa W
borrow: Featured title You Are Beautiful and You Are Alone The fascinating and tragic life of Nico, the most influential 1960s icon you've never heard of. — Brian C
borrow: Featured title Nevernight Imagine Hogwarts, but a school for assassins. And imagine Harry Potter is a girl, cutthroat and a bit crass. That's Nevernight. Enjoy. — Stephanie B
borrow: Featured title Project Hail Mary If you liked the book or movie The Martian, you will love this! If you haven't read or seen The Martian, you will also love this! — Hannah E
borrow: Featured title Once There Were Wolves Part literary fiction and part mystery, this novel will catapult you to the forests of Scotland, and change the way you look at wolves forever. — Stephanie B
borrow: Featured title The Many Deaths of Laila Starr One of the most beautiful things I have ever read. — Annie C
borrow: Featured title The Conductors An African American couple uses magic on the Underground Railroad to get enslaved people to freedom and solve mysteries. — Desi T
borrow: Featured title White Trash Warlock Evil spirits, magic, warlocks, estranged brothers and a budding romance in a modern setting. Fans of Harry Dresden will enjoy meeting Adam Binder. — Heather W
borrow: Featured title Anti-diet What an eye opener! Recommended for anyone who's ready to break up with diet culture for good. — Kate F
borrow: Featured title All of Us Villains This book is Hunger Games with magic and no true heroes. Who do you root for when everyone is villainous? — Bryan A
borrow: Featured title No One Else Frequent "New Yorker" magazine cover artist Johnson has created a family drama that avoids all the cliches and is hypnotically beautiful. Memorable. — Jeff D
borrow: Featured title Nina: A Story of Nina Simone From a gifted young girl to an awe-inspiring woman who enraptured many with her voice, Nina was a necessary voice during a difficult time. — Dierric R
borrow: Featured title They're So Flamboyant Fine feathers make fine birds, but they also make a delightful book where readers will learn about the names for groups of birds. — Tin C
borrow: Featured title Black Sun This is not a book, it is an experience. And better yet, it's the first in a trilogy, so there's more goodness to come. — Libby V
borrow: Featured title Disney Encanto This beautifully illustrated retelling is especially magical as a read-along e-book via hoopla. It's perfect for all fans of la familia Madrigal! — Kristin M
borrow: Featured title 100 Things We've Lost to the Internet Some were timeless and vital, others whimsical or quirky, but all are fading away now. A look back at how things not too long ago once were. — Thad P