borrow: Featured title Men Have Called Her Crazy Raw, insightful, introspective and sprinkled with a bit of wry humor, this impactful book was so nice, I read it twice. — April O
borrow: Featured title The Reappearance of Rachel Price A twisted cold case that heats up as the story evolves. Perfect for readers who enjoy stories where the ending isn't easily seen. — Desi T
borrow: Featured title Martin Rising: Requiem for a King Honor Dr. King's memory today— and every day. — Kara R
borrow: Featured title Single Mothering Single parent or not, caregivers of little ones will relate to the destructive way they have of taking over our lives. This was just what I needed. — Hilary H
borrow: Featured title The Bakery Dragon Ember decides that hoarding bread, rather than gold, is a far better use of his efforts. These glowing illustrations are sure to brighten your winter! — Jodi L
borrow: Featured title You Should Be So Lucky A sports romance even non-sports fans can get behind! — Chaz C
borrow: Featured title Loving, Ohio Despite the book's upfront disclaimer that its story is "false" and its setting not real, Loving, Ohio feels urgently, devastatingly true. — Andrew C
borrow: Featured title You Shouldn't Have Come Here Escape to a remote Wyoming ranch...if you dare. City girl meets brooding cowboy, but bliss turns deadly. Secrets, obsession and a chilling twist. — LaNesha S
borrow: Featured title Olivetti Who better to narrate a story about change and loss than an old typewriter? — Becca B
borrow: Featured title Bury Your Gays Buckle up, buckaroos! Chuck Tingle's at it again with another queer horror hit! It's time to bury this trope for good. — Chris V
borrow: Featured title Ash's Cabin Struggling with life and wanting to escape? You'll find a like-minded companion in this heart-wrenching survival story. — Annie C
borrow: Featured title The God of the Woods A tense and twisty thriller that warns the reader: "don't go into the woods alone!" — Terry M-R
borrow: Featured title A Thousand Glass Flowers Colorful, empowering and informative, this biography depicts the rebirth of a lost ancient glass technique, thanks to a tenacious woman artist. — Ashley B
borrow: Featured title Who's Afraid of Gender? Timely, poignant, academic (but accessible). Judith Butler is BACK! — Jade B
borrow: Featured title Such Lovely Skin What would your dopplegänger do to destroy your life and take your secrets? — Stephanie B
borrow: Featured title The Treasure Hunters Club Who could resist the possibility of finding a lost pirate treasure? But what if it comes with betrayals, family secrets and maybe some murders? — Amie W
borrow: Featured title They Call Me No Sam! For everyone who has ever wondered what goes on inside their dogs' heads-- it's so much funnier and weirder than you think. — Meredith R
borrow: Featured title Pink Glass Houses Let’s be honest-- reading about people who are kinda the worst is totally the best. Entitled PTA mom drama at its glitzy, Miami-elite finest. — April O
borrow: Featured title We Solve Murders Private security guard Amy and her father-in-law Steve are the detective duo I didn't know I needed. One of my top 10 favorite books of 2024! — Amy B
borrow: Featured title Where Is My Nose? Toddlers and grown-ups alike will delight in this silly and interactive search for a missing snoot. — Morgan H
borrow: Featured title Butter Honey Pig Bread I absolutely loved the characters' unique points of view, with writing that flows and food descriptions to make your mouth water. — Carmi D
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 Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees (Vol. 1) A mishmash of some of my favorites things: the cute and cuddly with the gruesome and gory. The juxtaposition of sweet and sinister is top notch. — Annie C
borrow: Featured title Jo & Rus This is an imaginative story about overcoming bullying and making friends in unlikely places, with unlikely people, due to a one-eyed junkyard cat. — Ashley B
borrow: Featured title Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil Berendt's saga of sinister people, dark secrets and a murder hidden behind the beautiful architecture and lush squares of Savannah, still captivates. — Carol F
borrow: Featured title The Girl from the Other Side Dark, lovely and full of tenderness and adventure. This is going down as one of my all-time favorite graphic novel series. — Jade B
borrow: Featured title The Taste of Things A film for those whose love language is food. A feast for the eyes and a story for the soul, every morsel of this should be relished and savored. — Amanda K
borrow: Featured title Mr. Willowby's Christmas Tree A delightful memory of childhood. I loved the sequence of the tree moving from person to person, animal to animal, bringing joy each step of the way. — Thad P
borrow: Featured title My Feet Go Your feet are a part of the amazing you! Let's celebrate all the things they can do! — Heather W
borrow: Featured title One of Our Kind A Stepford Wives-like eerie story set in an affluent Black community where everyone is just too perfect and too nice to be real! — Terry M-R
borrow: Featured title Don't Let the Forest In If you like angsty horror, let this book into your life. Now, pardon me as I devour this entrancingly creepy book and its beautiful writing yet again. — Lexi B
borrow: Featured title Designing with Dried Flowers Not to be dramatic, but this is one of the most visually gorgeous books I have ever read and I'm going to run away to be a flower farmer now. — Jade B
borrow: Featured title Basil and Oregano Been disappointed by a certain magical boarding school book series? Then you'll love the queer-positive and inclusive love story of Basil and Oregano. — Tim P
borrow: Featured title Search and Destroy (Vol. 1) We're finally getting Kaneko's books in English! If you like "Blade Runner" or "Mad Max," you will love this frenetic action epic. — Jeff D
borrow: Featured title Flamboyants Black and queer figures are celebrated through evocative writing and stunning illustrations. — Lily D
borrow: Featured title Medea See how love, ambition and betrayal turn a lonely young girl into one of the most infamous witches in all of myth and legend. — David C
borrow: Featured title Adventure Babies Join the fun as you count along with these daring babies! — Julie M
borrow: Featured title Watership Down: The Graphic Novel An incredible writer gets an incredible artist and together they give us an incredible tale. A great adventure story and one of my favorite books. — Thad P
borrow: Featured title The Witches of Silverlake (Vol. 1) An endearing and relatable cast of diverse characters take on both a mysterious evil and high school drama. Welcome to Silverlake! — Heather H
borrow: Featured title Intermezzo A beautiful story of grief, love and family. If you enjoy an Irish accent, go for the audiobook. — Chaz C
borrow: Featured title Moongarden Elegant descriptions of botanical magic will take your breath away while conspiracies surrounding our new world in space will keep you flipping pages. — Hilary H
borrow: Featured title Rules for Ghosting Come for the messy family drama, including ghosts and runaway moms, and stay for the touching, humorous and comedic story. — Emily K
borrow: Featured title Plain Jane and the Mermaid A fab fairy tale starring an unlikely heroine and some seriously villainous mermaids. — Meredith R
borrow: Featured title Annie Bot When artificial intelligence meets real emotions, all bets are off! — Lori W
borrow: Featured title Millie Fleur's Poison Garden Millie Fleur-- who is probably a long-lost member of the Addams family-- has a crucial lesson for you: stay weird, if you're weird! — Jodi L
borrow: Featured title How To Age Disgracefully Think "80 for Brady" meets "Ocean's 11" and "Call the Midwife." An eclectic group of strangers save their community center by any means necessary. — Amanda K
borrow: Featured title Catch the Sun A sweet and complex story that left me heartbroken and hopeful! Beautifully written and phenomenal on audio. — Leah B
borrow: Featured title Guilty Creatures Twisting religious beliefs to justify adultery and murder haunt a couple in this sordid tale of friendship, love and greed. — Carol F
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). — Lexi B
borrow: Featured title Willie, Waylon, and the Boys Legends turn into lore in this nostalgic and rollicking ride through some of the most memorable and impactful music of the last century. — Morgan H
borrow: Featured title Under This Red Rock Set in the Ohio Caverns of West Liberty, this tale will make you second guess everything until the very end. Take a tour of the caverns after reading. — Stephanie B
borrow: Featured title Diavola I picked this up for the cover, but I kept reading for the energy I got hating Anna's family and rooting for her all the way to hell and back. — Hilary H
borrow: Featured title Leo's First Vote A sweet story of a dad's first time voting as a U.S. citizen. This book breaks down the voting process and reminds us that every vote counts. — Heather W
borrow: Featured title Margo's Got Money Troubles Come for the Elle Fanning audiobook narration, stay for the pro-wrestler grandpa. — Becca B
borrow: Featured title All This and More Ever wanted a life do-over? In this quirky choose-your-own-adventure novel, you can! Just remember: every choice has its consequences. — Sarah C
borrow: Featured title The Lego Halloween Games Book Have a frightfully good time building your own Halloween-themed Lego creations! — Susan A
borrow: Featured title The Cautious Traveller's Guide to the Wastelands The perfect blend of historical fiction and fantasy, this is a train ride you won't forget! — Hannah M
borrow: Featured title The Color of a Lie A thought-provoking and engaging look at skin-color dynamics and housing practices during the Jim Crow era. — Desi T
borrow: Featured title Unreal Unearth One of my all-time favorite albums. At some point during your first listen through, you'll cry with despair, out of ecstasy or a combination of both. — Libby V
borrow: Featured title Greetings, Floof! Truly the best read-aloud book I've read this year. A cute, interactive tale perfect for all occasions-- from lively storytimes to quiet bedtimes. — Lexi B
borrow: Featured title The Reformatory Based on true events and featuring real villains and heroes of the Jim Crow South, this is a deeply horrifying book, but it's also really beautiful. — Hilary H
borrow: Featured title Trajectory Once upon a time, computers were women, and they changed the world. — Susan A
borrow: Featured title The Ikaria Way Trying to add more plants to your diet? Interested in Mediterranean food? Check out Diane Kochilas' latest cookbook to find a new favorite recipe. — Amy B
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 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