A Feast for Fans: Manga of Epic Proportions
by Amanda Pagan, Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library (SNFL)
April 13, 2021
These behemoths of twenty-five volumes or more are perfect for veteran readers who can handle long, multi-volume story arcs, and slow but steady character growth.
Manga for Days: Manga 25 Volumes or Fewer for Adults
by Amanda Pagan, Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library (SNFL)
March 26, 2021
Love manga, but aren't looking for a long-term commitment? These series have enough volumes to really develop character and plot, but won't make you feel totally overwhelmed.
Top Five Beverly Cleary Books
by Lynn Lobash, Manager of Reader Services
March 26, 2021
“Don’t stop now. Go ahead! Be readers all of your lives. And don’t forget, librarians and teachers can help you find the right books to read.” We couldn’t agree more, Beverly Cleary. Thanks for all you’ve given us.
Art and War: World War II Graphic Novels
by Amanda Pagan, Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library (SNFL)
March 23, 2021
Art Spiegelman’s Maus brought attention to the validity of graphic novels as a storytelling format. In the decades since, others have come forward with their own stories of survival or their own understanding of events told through graphic novels that allow them to not only write their own stories but also to control the visuals so that we can quite literally see events through their point of view.
Heroines in Fairytales, Folklore, Fables and Legends for Young Readers
by Ruth Guerrier-Pierre, Children's Librarian, Kips Bay Library
March 18, 2021
These stories show women and girls using wits, strength and heart to overcome obstacles.
Manga for Days: Manga 25 Volumes or Fewer for Teens
by Amanda Pagan, Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library (SNFL)
March 12, 2021
Love manga and want a nice juicy series to sink your teeth into, but don't want to get overwhelmed? We've got you!
Afrofuturism Fiction Suggestions for Kids, Teens & Adults
by Ruth Guerrier-Pierre, Children's Librarian, Kips Bay Library
February 24, 2021
Enjoy these stories that reimagine African diaspora culture through the lens of science fiction, fantasy and technology.
Pearl Harbor & Japanese American Internment: Books for Children & Teens
by Ruth Guerrier-Pierre, Children's Librarian, Kips Bay Library
December 7, 2020
The books below, for children and teens, are a mixture of fiction and nonfiction books to learn more about this event, its aftermath and the effect the internment and anti-Japanese sentiment had on individuals, families and communities.
Children's Winter Poetry
by Ruth Guerrier-Pierre, Children's Librarian, Kips Bay Library
November 25, 2020
Winter is a time for sweaters, coats and hats.When snow falls the world is transformed. The collections of children's poetry listed below capture the spirit of the season.
Major Feelings: An Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) Reading List
by Crystal Chen, Woodstock Library
November 20, 2020
Explore noteworthy adult novels, graphic novels, short stories, memoirs, and nonfiction written by Asian Pacific Islander Desi Americans.
Blast from the Past: Historical Fiction Manga
by Amanda Pagan, Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library (SNFL)
November 13, 2020
Travel to the past with these fantastic historical fiction manga!
A Veterans Day Booklist for Children & Teens
by Ruth Guerrier-Pierre, Children's Librarian, Kips Bay Library
November 10, 2020
These titles—for young children, middle grades and teens—explore themes of loss, change and honor.
Women in Science: Pioneers of the Natural World
by Amanda Pagan, Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library (SNFL)
November 5, 2020
For centuries, women in science haven't received their due credit for the work they've done to further our understanding of the natural world. These books, for kids of all ages, are perfect for inspiring future zoologists, primatologists, biologists...or any other -ologists!
A Beginner's Guide to Classic Manga
by Amanda Pagan, Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library (SNFL)
November 3, 2020
These must-read manga books have impacted the literary or pop culture landscapes in some major, long-lasting ways.
Calling All French Literature Connoisseurs! Albertine Prize 2020
by Emily Pullen, Reader Services Coordinator
October 28, 2020
From now until November 25, readers all over the world will be able to vote for their favorite book among these selected titles.
Award-Winning Manga 3: Shonen Category
by Amanda Pagan, Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library (SNFL)
October 22, 2020
What is Shōnen? In short, Shōnen manga are Japanese comic books aimed at a young male audience. If you are looking for stories about adventure, friendship, and action, then you’re in luck!
Spooky, Bone-Chilling Tales for Middle Graders & Young Adults
by Ruth Guerrier-Pierre, Children's Librarian, Kips Bay Library
October 19, 2020
Turn off your lights, turn on your flashlights and be prepared to be spooked by these thrilling tales.
Lista de lectura de las elecciones de 2020
by Lynn Lobash, Manager of Reader Services
October 5, 2020
Toma una decisión informada. Lea como si su voto dependiera de ello.
Keeping Clean: Kids Books to Talk About Germs, Hygiene and Disease
by Ruth Guerrier-Pierre, Children's Librarian, Kips Bay Library
October 1, 2020
These titles can help you talk to kids about the importance of hygiene and how to achieve it as well as learn about previous pandemics and other illnesses and diseases to help put COVID-19 and its challenges into historic perspective.
Books to Get Kids Excited About Voting & Elections
by Lynn Lobash, Manager of Reader Services
September 18, 2020
These picture books will introduce kids to the importance of voting and help kids feel a part of the election buzz.