Molly Wetta is a feminist Gemini vegetarian librarian. She is employed by a public library in a liberal Midwestern college town selecting young adult literature, media, and graphic novels while also managing the library's Twitter and Tumblr, which is fortunate, as her aspirations of being a professor of Buffy Studies didn't pan out. When not working, she is most likely reading existential Russian novels, regency romances, comics, queer YA, or cereal boxes. Sometimes she finds time to volunteer at her local domestic violence shelter or watch CW shows on Netflix with her cats: Spike, Angel, and Furiosa. Challenge her to a game of Candyland or Risk at your own peril, as she is a very competitive player of board games. Blog: wrappedupinbooks.org Twitter: @molly_wetta
Vegetarian cookbooks for meat eaters, herbivores, and everyone in between!
There's something for every fan of mythology in this eclectic list of YA novels inspired by myths and legends.
Yes, reading graphic novels and comics "count," and yes, you should let your kids read them.
Andy Weir announces his next book (which already has a movie deal!)
We talk fantasy, politics, and and librarianship with Laini Taylor, author of Daughter of Smoke and Bone and the new book Strange the Dreamer.
Excellent writers from Mexico to read right now.
Click on whatever description interests you most, and get reading!
A guide to learning about Russian history, from the revolution to Putin.
Changes in the New York Times bestseller lists make it less useful to readers.
March: Book 3 by John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell just won quite a few awards.
Display ideas, helpful lists, and news from the land of public libraries!
