Jennifer Egan, Dolly Parton, NoViolet Bulawayo, and More: Upcoming Books You Can Already Put On Hold
by Carrie McBride, Communications
March 3, 2022
Get ready for these hotly anticipated books including 'Station Eleven' author Emily St. John Mandel's latest, a collaboration between Dolly Parton and James Patterson, and the next "aunties" book from Jesse Q. Sutanto.
Read These Books Before They Hit the Small Screen
by Carrie McBride, Communications
February 28, 2022
Psychological thrillers, a sci-fi classic, historical fiction set in Japan, romance in Regency London, and a time travel mystery—check them out before you stream them.
Reunions Gone Bad: Mystery and Thriller Reads For Fans of The Afterparty
by Carrie McBride, Communications
February 25, 2022
"Keep your friends close and your enemies closer" is only good advice if you can tell the difference between the two.
Dial Up the Hygge This Winter with E-Magazines
by Carrie McBride, Communications
February 23, 2022
Whether you're looking to enhance your hygge-ness through knitting, baking, sewing, or cozy decor or you just want to settle down with an entertaining magazine to read, here is just a small sampling of all the e-magazines available with your library card.
Read the 2022 NAACP Literary Image Award Winners
by Carrie McBride, Communications
February 23, 2022
Kiese Laymon, Nikole Hannah-Jones, Will Smith, and more—here are the books that won an Image Award this year
Suspenseful Mysteries For Fans of The Woman in the House Across the Street...
by Carrie McBride, Communications
February 14, 2022
If you've just seen the movies of this genre (most of which are adapted from books!), or you've only read 'Gone Girl' and 'The Girl on the Train,' then you've only hit the tip of the literary iceberg.
Read the Inspiration For These 2022 Oscar Nominated Films
by Carrie McBride, Communications
February 8, 2022
Nominations for the 94th annual Academy Awards were announced this morning and, predictably, the literary world was well represented.
After the Storm: New York City in Photos
by Carrie McBride, Communications
January 27, 2022
These photographs, from NYPL's vast Digital Collections, go as far back as 1895 and show some of the delights and challenges that snow brings to the city that never sleeps.
2022 Winners: Newbery, Caldecott, King, Belpre & More Awards from the American Library Association
by Carrie McBride, Communications
January 24, 2022
Forget the Oscars, Emmys, Tonys, and Grammys. If you love children's literature, the ALA Youth Media Awards are where it's at.
Vintage Sporting Photos To Get You in Winter Olympics Mode
by Carrie McBride, Communications
January 18, 2022
As you await the start of the Winter Games, let's flash back to an earlier time in winter sports before high-tech gear, wicking fabrics, and...helmets.
Nine New Historical Fiction Novels to Explore the Past
by Carrie McBride, Communications
January 14, 2022
Whether you enjoy the escapism of another era or you like to learn about history through the lens of a resonant story, take a look at these newly-published historical fiction novels.
Emotional Survival Tales For Fans of Station Eleven
by Carrie McBride, Communications
January 14, 2022
If you were drawn into the 'Station Eleven' universe and are looking to stay "on the wheel," here are some reading suggestions for similar tales of survival after civilization's collapse, and moving forward from loss and seismic change.
10 Ways to Make the Most of the Library (And Your Library Card) During Kids' Winter Break
by Carrie McBride, Communications
December 21, 2021
Get up to speed below with lots of ideas for winter break fun!
Festive Holiday Reads for Kids and Teens
by Carrie McBride, Communications
December 15, 2021
Take a break from the swirl of holiday activities to share a book with a young person in your life or, for older kids and teens, recommend a festive read to get them into the spirit of the season.
Nine New Holiday Reads to Bring Good Cheer
by Carrie McBride, Communications
December 14, 2021
These holiday books are all newly published and will help get you in the most festive of moods before the holidays or extend the cozy feelings into the new year. We hope you can read one nestled all snug in your bed!
End of Year Literary Quiz: 2021 Edition
by Carrie McBride, Communications
December 13, 2021
From book awards to publishing news and more, how well did you pay attention to the literary news this year?
One for Each Night: Books for Every Age To Celebrate Hanukkah
by Carrie McBride, Communications
November 29, 2021
These books—an assortment for all ages—will help put you in a celebratory mood as you light your candles, sing songs, spin dreidels, open gifts, and gather around the table with loved ones.
Notable Book Adaptations Out Now Or Coming Soon
by Carrie McBride, Communications
November 18, 2021
The trend of adapting books into film and television shows is at full throttle. Here are a list of adaptations that are out now or will be available soon. They include literary fiction, sci-fi and fantasy bestsellers, a children's classic, and even a few works of nonfiction.
Nine New Cozy Mysteries to Read Under the Covers
by Carrie McBride, Communications
November 5, 2021
Set the kettle, turn off your phone, and cozy up with one of these new reads.
E-Magazines Kids & Teens Can Enjoy At Home
by Carrie McBride, Communications
November 4, 2021
Hobbies, sports, fashion, history, news, animals, gaming—there's something for everyone from preschoolers to older teens.