3 on a YA Theme: January YA Releases for Your Library Holds List
Kick off 2019 with this list of amazing January 2019 YA releases! What YA book releases are you looking forward to this year?
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Kick off 2019 with this list of amazing January 2019 YA releases! What YA book releases are you looking forward to this year?
How did you do with your 2018 reading goal? Here's one reader on finally surpassing hers, and how she managed it this year.
Catch up on excellent books of poetry you may have missed this year by diving into these collections of the best poetry of 2018.
How Rory Gilmore's love of books shaped one Gilmore Girls fan's life, and taught her a few things about appreciating books.
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On those long, dark, cold nights, we invite you to wrap yourself in a warm blanket and indulge in these YA dark fantasy books available now and forthcoming.
The one thing that never fails when I need a good laugh are funny books for kids, especially picture books. Here are some of the best.
Get to know the life and works of WHICH WITCH? author Eva Ibbotson, whose under-the-radar works range from romance novels to children's books.
What childhood books did you, for some mostly inexplicable reason, read over and over again? Here are some childhood favorites from one reader.