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From Emily Faherty, your About Books & Literature Editor
Did you know September is Library Card Sign-up Month? Most bookworms like yourselves have probably had a library card since you were in elementary school. I certainly remember the day my dad took me to get mine!

If you have yet to get carded (or maybe you have a little reader who's ready for their own), now is a great time to join your local library. What books should you check out while browsing the stacks? Let's take a look at what our Books & Literature Guides have been writing about lately for some new ideas.


Latest Bestseller Review
Our Bestsellers Guide is always on top of reviewing the latest books for you. Don't miss Erin's recent review of Songs of Willow Frost by Jamie Ford. The author of book club favorite Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet returns with his second novel and another piece of historical fiction, this time set in early 20th century Seattle.
Search Related Topics:  songs of willow frost  jamie ford  historical fiction

Picks for Storm-Chasing Kids
We love the top picks lists our Children's Books Guide has been creating. Jennifer recently compiled this list of the best non-fiction books about tornadoes for kids. If your child is fascinated by those twisters and all things dark and stormy, they might also enjoy this list of children's books about hurricanes.

Writing & Walking
Can you read and walk at the same time? Probably not (unless you're on a treadmill), but we were inspired by this collection of essays on walking and writing written by our Grammar & Composition Guide. Richard makes us want put the books down (for a little while at least) and enjoy the beautiful fall weather with a walk in the woods.
Search Related Topics:  classic essays  writers on writing 

Happy Birthday, Stephen King!
This Saturday, September 21 is also the 66th birthday of the "King of Horror" ― Stephen King. You can always use that snazzy new library card to make your way through his thrillers. Or you can wait for his latest, Doctor Sleep, the highly-anticipated sequel to The Shining which hits bookstores (and libraries) on Tuesday, September 24.
Search Related Topics:  authors  stephen king 

 


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