Loved loved seeing all these gorgeous titles at #EWGC today! It might be cold outside, but our bookish hearts are warm 😍 See you next month!

#ewgc #4 in An American In Paris Mystery series, IN THE SPIRIT OF FRENCH MURDER by @colleengleason.bsky.social is due out in April from @kensingtonbooks.bsky.social. Love this series and this one was no exception.

Just yesterday I finished CANON by Paige Lewis. Definitely one of the weirdest books I've ever read, but in a good way hahaha. #ewgc

The squeal I squealed when I got an e-ARC of EXIT PARTY by Emily St. John Mandel!!! Up next for me, so excited. My most anticipated book of the year. I like to brag I've been a fan of hers since I first read her debut novel back when I was a college student in 2010! #ewgc

I'm really excited for A FORTUNE OF SAND by Ruta Sepetys. It's her first adult fiction and takes place in 1927 Detroit. #ewgc

AGNES AUBERT'S MYSTICAL CAT SHELTER feels very Howl's Moving Castle as a cat charity moves into a building on top of a grumpy wizard's black market relics shop. Practicality and good sense battle aloofness and clutter just as much as the wizard's duel dangerously in the streets. #ewgc

#EWGC Looking forward to starting these gems - AN ACCIDENT OF DRAGONS (pirates & dragons are my escape), THISTLEMARSH a faerie bargain made in desperation and THE MOUNTAINS WE CALL HOME the latest Book Women of Kentucky story.

Loved, loved, loved YOU & ME AND YOU & ME AND YOU & ME by husband & wife Josie Lloyd & Emlyn Rees. The writing is delicious. Out 2/10 The authors fell in love while writing their first novel Come Together 25 years ago. a story of rekindling love after 25 yrs of marriage involves time travel #ewgc

Been cooking from an e-galley of OHANA STYLE and so far the shoyu chicken, bulgogi bowls, and cucumber kimchi were amazing! I am eating so well. 😁 #ewgc

UPWARD BOUND: What an amazing debut by Woody Brown, a collection of short stories focused on the clients & staff at an adult daycare for people with disabilities. Vibrantly written characters, plenty of humor & pathos. Unmissable. #ewgc @penguinrandomhouse.bsky.social

#EWGC THE MIDNIGHT TRAIN has left the station and has my heart. A train journey to go back in time and do it differently. Can Wilbur change the past and find Maggie or is it a return trip to a life of regret. @prhlibrary.bsky.social

#EWGC AMERICAN FANTASY is the story of a cruise ship employee facing job troubles who finds love on the aging boy band cruise she is in charge of. @prhlibrary.bsky.social

#ewgc Read and loved THE BOOK WITCH by Meg Shaffer, due out in April from @prhlibrary.bsky.social. So clever and so much fun.

I loved YESTERYEAR by Caro Claire Burke. I think it's going to be a very popular and much talked about book. Trad wife influencer gets sucked back to 1800s- great hook. I couldn't put it down. #ewgc

#ewgc HOW TO CHEAT YOUR OWN DEATH by Kristen Perrin, due out in April from @duttonbooks.bsky.social @prhlibrary.bsky.social is another great addition to the Castle Knoll Files series. Love this series. Great characters in both timelines.

#EWGC YESTERYEAR is a tradwife influencer who leaves her "perfect" ranch life suddenly and wakes up in an "imperfect" pioneer grimy life. Sarcastic social commentary that rocks! @prhlibrary.bsky.social

#EWGC LIDIE continues a story by Jane Smiley. Newly widowed Lidie longs for adventure as an actress in London and finds more than she bargained for. Tough women in historical fiction makes for the best stories. @prhlibrary.bsky.social

#ewgc First up for me is a title I can't stop recommending to people: I'M NOT THE ONLY MURDERER IN MY RETIREMENT HOME by @ferguscraig.bsky.social due out in a few weeks from @prhlibrary.bsky.social. So good and just what I needed.

#EWGC THE BOOK WITCH is a fun romantasy about a book witch whose job it is to keep books and their characters out of harm and the fictional duke she loves. Full of literary fun. @prhlibrary.bsky.social

Whether it be royal, paranormal, regency, or hockey😍we are here for ALL the romance titles! Make it a date with us, @prhlibrary.bsky.social, @alcovepress.bsky.social, @kensingtonbooks.bsky.social, & @zandoprojects.bsky.social on 2/9 to get some love in your reading life! Say yes here: bit.ly/3NAmusX

A new mystery in Sujata Massey’s Perveen Mistry series? Oh yes, please! THE STAR FROM CALCUTTA is set in India in 1922 at the beginning of Indian cinema. A movie censor is murdered and a leading lady vanishes. What could be better? #ewgc @sohopress.bsky.social

THE KEEPER by Tana French -- I don't how she does it, but she makes conversation between drunk old men in a small town Irish pub white knuckle, page-turning reading. I love the Cal Hooper books, each one is better than the last. #ewgc @prhlibrary.bsky.social 💙📚

#EWGC Immersed in THE BEHEADING GAME. What if Anne Boleyn woke upper- attached her head and then went off to find justice and revenge? Interesting spin on historical fantasy. @prhlibrary.bsky.social

#EWGC Crazy day all around but at least we have books to shout about! KEEPER is the 3rd book about a ex Chicago cop who retires in rural Ireland. Cal can't help himself solving murders though. Great characters = perfect Tana French! @prhlibrary.bsky.social

Here are the LibraryReads January 2026 Hall of Fame titles! These authors' works have been consistently voted for (3+ times!) by public library staff over the past decade. Printable list found at libraryreads.org.

Next on the January 2026 LibraryReads Hall of Fame list is Jo Segura for THE LUST CRUSADE! @prhlibrary.bsky.social!

Next on the January 2026 LibraryReads Hall of Fame list is Simone St. James for A BOX FULL OF DARKNESS! @prhlibrary.bsky.social

Up next is our January 2026 Hall of Fame list, which begins with Jim Butcher for TWELVE MONTHS. @prhlibrary.bsky.social

Dear Librarians, we hope that seeing the January 2026 LibraryReads picks gives you a boost at the start of your week! Here are the Top 10 titles that public library staff across the USA voted for as favorites. Print-friendly flyer at libraryreads.org. Which titles are you adding to your TBR?

And closing out our Top 10 for January 2026 is THE ELSEWHERE EXPRESS: A NOVEL by Samantha Sotto Yambao! Our annotator says, "This enchanging, whimsical fantasy is a warm hug for the soul." @prhlibrary.bsky.social

Next on our LibraryReads Top 10 for January '26 is VIGIL: A NOVEL by George Saunders. Our annotator says the author captures "the essence of life in a story all about death." @prhlibrary.bsky.social

Next on the LibraryReads January 2026 Top 10 is HOW TO COMMIT A POSTCOLONIAL MURDER: A NOVEL by Nina McConigley, which is set in small-town Wyoming in the mid 1980s! What a title! @prhlibrary.bsky.social

Next on the January LibraryReads Top 10 is ANATOMY OF AN ALIBI: A NOVEL by Ashley Elston! @prhlibrary.bsky.social

Next on the January 2026 LibraryReads Top 10 is WOMEN OF A PROMISCUOUS NATURE by Donna Everhart (Kensington Books)! Our annotator calls this a "stunning character-driven novel".

Next on the January 2026 LibraryReads Top 10 is IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN YOU: A NOVEL by Andrea Mara! Our annotator recommends this "wild ride" that reveals the aftermath of a woman sending a private message to her neighborhood group chat. @prhlibrary.bsky.social

We are honored to share this year's #ALA_Carnegie shortlist titles! Join us in celebrating these six books which exemplify excellence in fiction and nonfiction and mark your calendars for January 27 when both winners will be announced. Congratulations!🎉➡️ www.ala.org/carnegie-med...

Next on our LibraryReads December 2025 Top 10 is A GRIM REAPER'S GUIDE TO CHEATING DEATH by Maxie Dara! In which Death isn't the only one trying to kill Nora's twin brother... @prhlibrary.bsky.social

And if you need more book recommendations for holiday reading, check out the Hall of Fame titles for December 2025! These are new titles from tried and true authors that librarians love.

Just in time for the holidays (because BOOKS make the best gifts)...here are the LibraryReads Top 10 picks for December 2025! Library staff from across the USA have voted these as the new books they're most excited about. A print-friendly flyer is available at libraryreads.org.

Now serving ep. 367C! Kate Russo discusses UNTIL ALISON, a literary thriller about a student journalist investigating the murder of her old friend/childhood rival, and her own college experiences that shaped the story. @prhlibrary.bsky.social turnthepage.blubrry.net/2025/09/11/t...

THE SECRET LIVES OF MURDERERS' WIVES by Elizabeth Arnott has a great premise--three wives of convicted serial killers team up when they realize another killer is at large. An engrossing mystery that makes the most of its 1960s Californian setting. #ewgc 💙📚

I truly do not understand how Jesse Q. Sutanto writes so many novels so quickly, but what a gift to us all! MS. MEBEL GOES BACK TO THE CHOPPING BLOCK, out April 2026, sounds delightful. #ewgc

Titled simply CLEOPATRA, I'm very excited for this new take from Saara El-Arifi! Who doesn't love Ancient Egypt?? #ewgc

I'm really looking forward to BONE THIEF by Vanessa Lillie. I loved Blood Sisters by her. #ewgc

Just finished COFFIN MOON by Keith Rosson (out this month) - a Vietnam vet and his niece seek the vampire who destroyed their family in this gripping dark and violent 1970s revenge talel. #ewgc

#EWGC some of the October titles I really enjoyed. KING SORROW, THE CRIMSON THRONE, CONFORM, BOG QUEEN,

#EWGC Also really enjoyed these - WRECK, A GUARDIAN AND A THIEF and THE GALES OF NOVEMBER.

Seeing a cookbook here reminded me of SOJU PARTY — a cookbook unlike any I’ve seen before. It’s all about Korean drinking culture with great bar and party snacks and cocktail recipes. It also includes ways to show respect, ways to show off, and the why of it all. #ewgc @prhlibrary.bsky.social

#ewgc and again, I must mention THREE ROADS TO GETTYSBURG: MEADE, LEE, LINCOLN, AND THE BATTLE THAT CHANGED THE WAR, THE SPEECH THAT CHANGED THE NATION by Tim McGrath, due out in November from @prhlibrary.bsky.social @duttonbooks.bsky.social. I visit Gettysburg every year. So much history there.

#ewgc Read and loved THE SECRET LIVES OF MURDERERS' WIVES by Elizabeth Arnott, due out in March from @prhlibrary.bsky.social. Who better to catch an active serial killer than three wives of convicted serial killers? No one better.