Staff Picks
A Librarian’s Summer TBR Pile
Here are my summer reading choices for 2024, and hopefully one or more will speak to you as well. The first three, I hope to get to in the month of June, the last two I’m hoping to finish in July and August (respectively).
![Book of Love book cover, red background with title and author listed, as well as illustrations of the phases of the moon](/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/images/2024-05/book%20of%20love%20by%20kelly%20link%20book%20cover.jpeg?itok=XJ0bRWMg)
Not Too Young for This: Chronic Illness and Disability in Young Adult Books
Fiction can be windows, mirrors, and sliding glass doors to all kinds of identities, chronically ill and disabled included. These seven young adult books offer varied experiences and responses to life with a chronic illness or disability as a teen.
![Full Disclosure by Camryn Garrett](/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/images/2024-05/Full%20Disclosure%20by%20Camryn%20Garrett.jpg?itok=-Qppx568)
Find News Ways to Watch, Listen, and Learn
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OverDrive & Libby
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Kanopy
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