Listen to Wright Thompson, author of THE BARN, share a message to librarians.

“In truth, I can’t recall receiving any one specific book recommendation in particular, but I can recall countless times being humbled and inspired by the generosity, patience and kindness demonstrated by librarians serving patrons from every demographic of the population.”

Grieving the loss of her best friend, a young woman’s life is turned upside down when she meets a grumpy stranger who swears he can help her live again, in this heartwarming, slow-burn romance by the author of READY OR NOT.

“I was a library kid. Growing up, we moved around a lot, and I while I can’t remember some of my teachers’ names, I can still vividly recall the joy of the stacks, the feeling of a dozen fresh Baby-Sitters Club or Sweet Valley High paperbacks stuffed in a plastic grocery bag, ready to be devoured like actual treats. Books were the perfect companion for the perpetual ‘new kid’ who didn’t have anyone to talk to at lunch.”

Available exclusively as an audiobook, SOUNDTRACK features original music by GRAMMY ® Award-winning composer Justin Ellington

A wickedly funny and audacious debut novel following an academic who flees from heartbreak and lands in Iraq with a one-of-a-kind job offer—only to be forced to do the work of confronting herself.

From a delicious listen for home chefs, to a brilliant historical fiction reimagining of a classic, to a poignant poetry collection and more…

With starred reviews from publications including Library Journal and AudioFile—your patrons will want to read these much-anticipated books that reviewers are raving about.

A new mystery from podcaster Ashley Flowers, a beloved classic read by Sutton Foster, a debut fiction fave for music lovers, and so much more!

Request eGalleys of some of our favorite March titles, and if you love the books, please consider nominating them for LibraryReads!

Uncover the sinister truths buried within Eilean Eadar, where two detectives must navigate hostile locals, eerie legends, and their own haunted pasts to solve a chilling modern mystery.

“When I was young, my mother brought me to the library at least once a week, our visits as routine as buying groceries or going to school. No matter what neighborhood we moved to, there was always a branch nearby, complete with a musty card catalog, squeaky revolving racks stuffed with paperbacks, and a librarian who would listen carefully to our questions and guide us to the right books.”