#FridayReads: Old Soul by Susan Barker
THE HISTORIAN meets UNDER THE SKIN in this searingly provocative literary horror novel about one woman’s determination to stay alive at any terrifying cost.
Read moreTHE HISTORIAN meets UNDER THE SKIN in this searingly provocative literary horror novel about one woman’s determination to stay alive at any terrifying cost.
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Read more“When I think of libraries, a flipbook of memories flashes through my mind. My local – the one I grew up with – is Watsonia Library in the north-east of Melbourne, Australia. It’s a low white building plonked right beside a busy train line and directly underneath two enormous transmission towers. Not exactly a dreamy location, but for many years it was my favourite place in the world.”
Read moreThe 2025 literary awards season kicked off at LibLearnX with the announcement of the Andrew Carnegie Medals, the Notable Book Awards, and many more. We proudly congratulate all of our award-winning authors.
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Read moreFresh off his recording of his latest audiobook, John Green shares his thoughts on the audio format and the way we read.
Read moreAn epic love story set in the sparkling, savage sphere of elite figure skating, starring a woman determined to carve her own path on and off the ice.
Read moreWith starred reviews from publications including Library Journal and AudioFile—your patrons will want to read these much-anticipated books that reviewers are raving about.
Read more“When I think of libraries, a flipbook of memories flashes through my mind. My local – the one I grew up with – is Watsonia Library in the north-east of Melbourne, Australia. It’s a low white building plonked right beside a busy train line and directly underneath two enormous transmission towers. Not exactly a dreamy location, but for many years it was my favourite place in the world.”
Read moreFrom the New York Times bestselling author of The Wife comes a suspenseful story about a vacation in the Hamptons that goes terribly wrong for three friends with a complicated history.
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