Booklist launches Booklist Reader for library patrons and the public |
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 Booklist proudly announces the launch of Booklist Reader, a new digital library patron–facing magazine featuring diverse readers’ advisory recommendations for readers of all ages.
Click here for the first issue!
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Booklist Review of the Day |
It All Comes Back to You
by Farah Naz Rishi
Things haven’t been the same since Kiran’s mom passed last year. She’s still living in Philly with her workaholic dad, while her sister, Amira, is in New York studying law. On the upside, Amira will be done soon and can move back—only there’s a change in plans.
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Reviews in This Issue |
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Current Features |
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 Top 10 Romance Debuts: 2021
by Donna Seaman
Booklist reviewers praised these exceptional romance fiction debuts over the past year, novels that choreograph love-over-obstacles in a TV studio, a university, at a rodeo, and in a 1920s Irish village.
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 Top 10 Romance Fiction: 2021
by Donna Seaman
Featuring Victorian London and present-day L.A., entrepreneurial witches, a stress-management coach, a movie star, and a PI, the best romance novels reviewed in Booklist during the last year exemplify the glorious range of this love-centric genre.
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 Top 10 Romance for Youth: 2021
by Sarah Hunter
Love takes many forms in this list of excellent romances for teens, all reviewed in Booklist between September 15, 2020, and September 1, 2021, which feature crushes, true love, and heartbreak—and, through it all, a healthy dose of meaningful self-discovery.
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 Booklist Backlist: Pro Wrestling Roundup
by Ronny Khuri
Like it or not, professional wrestling has always been popular with children—of all ages—and why shouldn’t it be? The following titles are sure to pump up young wrestling fans, bringing the glamour, drama, and excitement of the squared circle to the page.
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