Absolutely refusing to let go of the top circulating fiction title for patrons Downtown is The Last Things He Told Me by Laura Dave. 2 Sisters Detective Agency by James Patterson and Candice Fox was popular for patrons at Ladd. Patrons Downtown are taking a health-conscious turn and made Eat to Beat Disease by Dr…. View more
Maintaining a solid grip on patrons at the Downtown Library, The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave continues to be the top circulating adult fiction book for the sixth month in a row. Patrons at Ladd Library have renewed interest in the 2018 release Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens and brought… View more
The Last Thing He Told Me…was that this book was going to be incredibly popular with patrons at the Downtown branch. It’s Better This Way by Debbie Macomber was the second most popular adult fiction Downtown. John Grisham’s The Judge’s List was the most popular fiction title for patrons at the Ladd branch. The memoir… View more
Continuing it’s hold at the top of the popular adult fiction checkouts for patrons at the Downtown library is The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave. This book has remained the most popular adult fiction checkout since October 2021. For patrons at Ladd, Debbie Macomber’s It’s Better This Way was the most popular… View more
With such popularity, it’s unsurprising that the top adult fiction checkout for the Downtown Library is The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave for a second month in a row. Adult fiction checkouts were more varied at Ladd with a ten-way tie for the top spot including last months favorite 2 Sisters Detective… View more
The top adult fiction checkout for the Downtown Library was The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave while 2 Sisters Detective Agency by James Patterson and Candice Fox was Ladd Library’s main attraction. Patrons Downtown made Educated: A Memoir by Tara Westover their top nonfiction checkout, keeping the title, which spent 132 consecutive… View more
Read the book before the film hits your screens! These children and young adult stories were recently acquired for film or television adaptation. Check them out before everyone else does and stay off the holds list. Written by Stephanie Perkins for a young adult, horror-loving audience, There’s Someone Inside Your House was purchased by Netflix… View more
The month of June is marked by the end of the school year for most students, the beginning of summer, and Pride Month. While often associated with a time for celebration, it is important to honor its history. The first Pride events were held in New York City in June 1970 on the one year… View more
Asian and Asian American authors and characters represent a wide variety of stories and cultures. Asia is, of course, an enormous continent home to a wide-ranging experiences and identities. It would be a mistake to look to Asian culture as a homogenous identity. Instead, we celebrate a variety of cultures and creators during Asian/Pacific Islander… View more
I Am Jazz by Jessica Herthel and Jazz Jennings This picture book, perfect for young children and families, features a simplified life story of real trans woman and co-author, Jazz Jennings. It features a young Jazz as she works to recognize herself and explain to her family who she really is. Jennings has gone on… View more