The “What We’re Reading” team becomes the “What We’re Watching” cohort this week.
Va- and Stay-cation Books | What We’re Reading
By on August 5, 2015
The “What We’re Reading” gang is going clear, fighting racial bias, forming friendships, drooling over maps, plotting poisoning, sleuthing with Mycroft, steampunking, time-traveling, and grabbing the tissues this week.
Fiction Giants Boyne and Ishiguro; High Seas History from Larson | Audiobook Reviews, May 15, 2015
By on May 19, 2015
A difficult but rewarding book from Boyne; Ishiguro’s exquisite tale of barely remembered legends, past wrongs, and relentless change; Simon Brick’s wonderful narration of Larson’s unforgettable story of life and death on the high seas
Fairy Tales and Fables: Old and New | Wyatt’s World
By on March 6, 2015
Publishing seems to have been enchanted with fairy tales and fables lately. Here are five examples, ranging from a newly discovered cache of traditional stories to a long-awaited novel that mines beloved tropes to a debut that creates a fable for our time.
New releases from Kazuo Ishiguro, J.A. Jance, & Elif Shafak | Mar. 2015 Audio in Advance | Fiction
By on January 9, 2015
Highly anticipated fiction audiobooks coming out in March 2015
What We Loved Best in 2014 | What We’re Reading
By on January 7, 2015
Some of the LJ/School Library Journal staff picked their favorite reads of 2014.
Dystopias for Grown-ups | The Reader’s Shelf, June 1, 2012
By on June 7, 2012
Dystopias for Grown-ups | The Reader’s Shelf, June 1, 2012
