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Librarians and staff curate lists of books, audiobooks, movies, music, and other helpful resources to help you discover new and interesting titles. With recommended reading lists being published every week, you can always find something good to read on Shelf Analysis. Discover a new genre. Find hidden gems in the collection that you haven’t read yet. There’s always something new to discover at the library.

Read This: PebbleGo/Capstone Interactive eBooks provide audio, accessibility, and other resources to support each child’s learning style. With vibrant illustrations, read-aloud audio, and a wide range of topics — from animals and science to sports and graphic novels — these eBooks are perfect for young readers at all levels. These eBooks bring the story to life and support literacy in an interactive, kid-friendly format. Curated by Katie Rivers.

Completed YA Duologies Love to read YA but don’t have time for a long complicated series? We’ve got you! Here’s a list of duologies (a book series that only has 2 books). Best part, both books are already out so you can read them back to back. Happy reading! Curated by Ashley Lee.

Apocalyptic Novels The end of the world. Doomsday. The apocalypse. Countless movies and books have been made capitalizing on our fear and curiosity about what the end times may look and feel like. This selection of novels contains an array of different scenarios, but also multiple messages of hope. Curated by Tabor Millien.

In Their Own Voice: Picture Books Dive into picture books that know exactly who they are and what they want to say. These stories come alive with character, charm, and heart. If you believe picture books are for everyone, you’re in the right place. Curated by Bonita Bignar.