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In Memoriam: Sophie Kinsella

Want to read something that reminds you of Sophie's charming and lighthearted stories featuring realistically flawed characters? Try these!

Happy Remix Jane Austen

Celebrate Jane Austen's 250th birthday (Dec. 16) with a modern take on one of the most recognized authors in British history!

What We Read (and LOVED) in 2025

Happy New Year! Here's to more favorites in 2026.

New Year, New Books!

Kick off the new year by checking out some of the newer additions to the JCPL collection!

Winter Reading: Award Winners

Need help finding a title to earn that Award Winner badge? Here's a brief selection of titles that have won various awards.

YALSA 2025 Teen Top Ten Nominees!

Don't miss out on these teen-nominated and chosen favorite books of the previous year by the Young Adult Library Services Association!

Science Fiction at the Speed of Light: Short Stories

Some of sci-fi's most memorable moments come from short stories. Take a quick trip across a universe of wonders with these renowned authors!

NoveList Reading Challenge: April 2024

This month's challenge is to discover the joy of communal reading! Find a title for your locations next book group meeting and check it out!

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Immigrant Experiences

Explore the experiences of immigrants as they relocate to a new country, and learn how to navigate their new lives.

Memory and Memoir: Perspectives on Alzheimer's Disease

Alzheimer's affects more than six million people in the U.S. alone. These titles provide personal insight into this common form of dementia.

Cook Your Way to Good Health

Take advantage of the benefits of healthy cooking with these titles sure to inspire you to try a new recipe!

Winter Reading: Food-Themed Books

Working toward that Winter Reading Bingo? Here are some titles to get you excited for that food-themed category!

A Murderful Holiday

Cutesy romcoms aren't your vibe? Don't worry, we've got you covered with these mysteries, thrillers and bone-chilling books!

The Facts of Pride!

Learn all about LGBTQIA+ history both through nonfiction and historical fiction titles!

History Calls Us Best Friends

From Ancient Rome to Regency England, delve into history with these sapphic romance books.

Time Travelers

Your future self has already read these mind-bending books and loved them! TIME to start reading.

Alternative Histories!

History gets flip upside down and retold in these books!

Love Actually Is All Around

Look out for the mistletoe in these winter-themed romances!

Happy Remix Jane Austen

Celebrate Jane Austen's 250th birthday (Dec. 16) with a modern take on one of the most recognized authors in British history!

Who Dies First?

Who will outwit, outplay and outlast the killer in these books?

Must-Read Teen Books About Cults

These compelling and engaging teen books centered on cults give you a fictional look at what it means to be part of a cult.

Eco-Horror

This subgenre explores the exploitation of nature (pollution, climate change) and how nature strikes back for revenge!

Disturbia in Suburbia!

Dive headfirst into these suburban horror tales that will have you double-checking that you've locked your doors!

Best of 2025: Fantasy

Continue a series, or start a new one, with these popular fantasy titles published in 2025.

Fantasy Retellings

Familiar tales reimagined! A fresh take on well-known fairy tales, folk tales, myths, history and movies!

Intermediate Readers: Second Grade!

As children step up their reading game, their fluency and confidence increase. Encourage your young reader to embrace a reader's identity!
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