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Read & Listen: Kid/Tween/Teen Favorites on cloudLibrary Looking for your next great read or listen? Check out these top picks for kids, tweens, and teens on cloudLibrary and let the page-turning (or earbud-plugging) begin! Curated by Katie Rivers.
For Fans of Gilmore Girls Where autumn leads, fans know Gilmore Girls will follow. This year is the 25th anniversary of the show! While you begin your annual rewatch, check out these books set in small towns with similar vibes. If you’re lucky, you might even smell snow. Curated by Samantha Matherne.
Masters of Literature From the beginning, literature has been a way for humanity to reflect on itself. Reading a beautifully written book with relatable characters can teach you things you didn’t know about yourself and life in general. These biographies give you a closer look at the masters of literature who shaped the way we write and interpret novels. Curated by Tabor Millien.
Slavic Inspired YA Fantasy Slavic countries of Europe have their own mythologies, beliefs, and rituals that still appear in literature today through characters, names, practices, magic, and the brutally cold winters the region is known for. Slavs were historically spread across Europe in countries such as Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Czech Republic, and as far south as Croatia and Bulgaria, among other places. Today, Slavs can be found around the world but still with a high concentration in Central and Eastern Europe. Enjoy these YA books that share their roots with the Slavic people. Curated by Samantha Matherne.
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