The Woman in the Library
The Card Catalog
Staff Picks

Library Card Sign Up Month

  • Kristin A.
  • Saturday, September 02
Celebrate National Library Card Sign Up Month with these great reads about libraries and librarians.
The September House
Perfectly Nice Neighbors
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LibraryReads for September 2023

  • Sarah C.
  • Tuesday, August 22
Each month, LibraryReads lists the top upcoming titles recommended by librarians across the country.  All these books will be published in September 2023, so stay ahead of the curve and get on the holds list now!
Briarcliff Prep
Imogen, Obviously
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Back to School Titles for Teen Readers

  • Ashley S.
  • Friday, August 04
Starting a new school year is filled with so many new adventures and feelings. Check out these titles for teen readers to help prepare for the upcoming academic year!
Welcome Back!
9 Kilometers
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Back to School Titles for Younger Readers

  • Ashley S.
  • Friday, August 04
Starting a new school year is filled with so many new adventures and feelings. Check out these titles for younger readers to help prepare for the upcoming academic year!
No Filter and Other Lies
There Goes the Neighborhood
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Social Media in Teen Fiction

  • Thomas M.
  • Wednesday, August 02
Are you addicted to the world of likes and shares? Are comments and connections worth the toxicity and loss of privacy? Or are you keeping your distance and disregarding what the world thinks? Social media can be an all-consuming popularity contest full of posing and fake glamour. It can also be a lifeline, tutor, and rallying cry. The books on this list depict social media as all that and more, sometimes with extreme drama, other times with heart.
B is for Bellies
I Love My Body Because
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Being You: Body Positivity and Self-Image for Children

  • Wednesday, August 02
Picture books with a body positive message can be great tools for developing healthy self-image in children. When we celebrate and accept all bodies, we embrace diversity. With stunning illustrations that truly capture what makes each of us different and unique, these reads will help you feel free to be you!
Western Lane
A Spell of Good Things
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2023 Booker Prize Longlist

  • Bland L.
  • Tuesday, August 01
The longlist for the 2023 Booker Prize has just been announced.  This major award recognizes English-language fiction published in the UK and Ireland.  The winner will be announced in November; in the meantime, check out the following longlist titles from our collection.
The Crayons Go Back to School.
Goodbye, Friend! Hello, Friend!
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Big Transitions for Little Humans

  • Caitlin B.
  • Monday, July 31
Life is full of transitions: big or small, they are all important in the life of a child. Books are a great way to introduce children to new ideas, concepts, and experiences. Transitions including going to a new school--or going to school for the first time--and moving houses, cities, and states are huge milestones in a child's life and can be made more understandable and relatable through this list of picture books at Richland Library. If you have questions or would like to place books on hold, call the Children's Room at Main at (803) 929-3434. We're always happy to help you!
Our Best Intentions
A Likely Story
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2023 First Novel Prize Longlist

  • Bland L.
  • Thursday, July 27
The longlist for the 2023 First Novel Prize has just been announced.  This prize, created by the Center for Fiction to honor the best debut novel of the year, was first awarded in 2006.  This year's prizewinner will be announced in December.  In the meantime, check out these longlist titles from our collection.
Happiness Falls
Family Lore
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LibraryReads for August 2023

  • Sarah C.
  • Wednesday, July 19
Each month, LibraryReads lists the top upcoming titles recommended by librarians across the country.  All these books will be published in August 2023, so stay ahead of the curve and get on the holds list now!
The Gilded Wolves
Red Rising
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"Where are your boy books for teens?" - Fantasy

  • Thomas M.
  • Friday, July 14
If you are looking for books with male protagonists across a variety of genres, then this series of booklists has plenty to recommend. This list features books about magic, kingdoms, and supernatural beings.
Sunny G's Series of Rash Decisions.
The New David Espinoza
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"Where are your boy books for teens?" - Contemporary

  • Thomas M.
  • Friday, July 14
If you are looking for books with male protagonists across a variety of genres, then this series of booklists has plenty to recommend. This list features books that take place away from spies, spaceships, and superheroes. Sometimes the real world is just more interesting.
The Loop.
Ship Breaker
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"Where are your boy books for teens?" - Sci Fi & Dystopian

  • Thomas M.
  • Friday, July 14
If you are looking for books with male protagonists across a variety of genres, then this series of booklists has plenty to recommend. This list features books about strange worlds, scientific phenomena, superpowers, and surviving the end of the world.
The Final Four
The Crossover
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"Where are your boy books for teens?" - Sports

  • Thomas M.
  • Friday, July 14
If you are looking for books with male protagonists across a variety of genres, then this series of booklists has plenty to recommend. This list features books about athletes and the role sports play in their lives.
Legends & Lattes
A Mirror Mended
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2023 Hugo Award Nominees

  • Megan M.
  • Monday, July 10
The Hugo Awards, first presented in 1953 and presented annually since 1955, are science fiction’s most prestigious award.Check out the 2023 nominees...
Lessons in Chemistry
The Last Animal
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If You Liked...Lessons in Chemistry

  • Megan M.
  • Thursday, July 06
Lessons in Chemistry was a GMA book club pick and a TV series is coming out later this year. Check out theses similar titles while you wait for your hold...
Love from A to Z
Love from a to Z
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Teen Books for Disability Pride Month

  • Alex B.
  • Saturday, July 01
According to the American Bar Association, July is Disability Pride Month which "celebrates disabled persons embracing their disabilities as integral parts of who they are." Teens can enjoy these books centering and celebrating the experiences of disabled people. 
Anything but Typical
Anything but Typical
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Disability Pride for Middle Grade Readers

  • Alex B.
  • Saturday, July 01
According to the American Bar Association, July is Disability Pride Month "a time for the disability community to come together, uplift, and amplify one another’s voices and be heard." These books for middle graders center disabled people's voices and celebrate their experiences. 
500 All-time Great Recipes
Ancient Israel
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The Selden K. Smith Holocaust Collection, Part 1

  • Leighan C.
  • Friday, June 30
Richland Library welcomes items from the personal Holocaust collection of Dr. Selden K. Smith. Housed primarily at Richland Library Main the collection includes over 250 items.
Time Shelter
The Gospel According to the New World
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2023 International Booker Prize

  • Bland L.
  • Tuesday, June 27
Bulgarian novelist Georgi Gospodinov's Time Shelter has won the 2023 International Booker Prize.  This prize was created in 2004 to recognize works of fiction that weren't eligible for the regular Booker Prize (awarded to books by authors hailing from anywhere in the British Commonwealth).  Check out this prizewinning title, as well as these other nominees for the 2023 prize.
Light Bringer
Hello Stranger
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LibraryReads for July 2023

  • Sarah C.
  • Monday, June 26
Each month, LibraryReads lists the top upcoming titles recommended by librarians across the country.  All these books will be published in July 2023, so stay ahead of the curve and get on the holds list now!
The Enchanted Hacienda
Garden Spells
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The Blurred Line: Magical Realism

  • Kristin A.
  • Saturday, June 24
Originating in Latin America, Magical Realism is a genre which depicts a setting rooted in realism, but which has elements of fantasy. Magical realism offers audiences the opportunity to look at the world from a different angle. The familiar becomes strange, and the strange in return becomes ordinary. Here are just a few books that blurs the line between fantasy and reality.
Secret Wars
The 22 Murders of Madison May
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Across the Multiverse

  • Savannah G.
  • Friday, June 16
With its incredible animation, soundtrack, and attention to even the most minute details Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is a showstopper that left audiences wanting to see more of the spider-verse. This list is for anyone who’s given up on waiting for their own dimensional rift to open up in their backyard. Here are some fantastic titles that will whip you from one world to the next. Just be warned, not all multiverses are full of wise-cracking crime fighting spider people. Some are just filled with spiders.
The Luis Ortega Survival Club
Scout's Honor
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Teen Girl Gangs

  • Thomas M.
  • Wednesday, June 07
When a group of girls join together to take on the world, nothing can stop them. Overcoming horrors, villains, battles of the band, and misogyny will require solidarity, a kick-butt attitude, and unbreakable will. These girls have the moxie to assert themselves, stand up for one another, and upset age-old narratives and expectations.
The Mermaid Princesses
The Jumbies
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Books Featuring Black Mermaids & Sirens

  • Ashley S.
  • Thursday, May 25
In celebration of Disney's release of the live action version of The Little Mermaid, check out these amazing titles that feature Black mermaids and sirens. Mermaids and sirens are fantastical creatures; however, they have religious and historical importance to the Black community. Some of these titles are light-hearted while others explore more complex themes such as grief, racism, misogyny, slavery, and more. What they all have in common is the celebration of the impact that mermaids and sirens have had on the Black community for centuries. 
The Quiet Tenant.
The Whispers
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LibraryReads for June 2023

  • Sarah C.
  • Wednesday, May 24
Each month, LibraryReads lists the top upcoming titles recommended by librarians across the country.  All these books will be published in June 2023, so stay ahead of the curve and get on the holds list now!
Somebody That I Used to Know
Fresh Ink
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Exciting Adventures & Romantic Reads for Teens

  • Kendal T.
  • Wednesday, May 24
Summer is a time for adventure. Whether it's a search for love, or a battle for survival, summer is an opportunity to travel to rich landscapes and meet extraordinary people. These books have been selected for their diverse characters, thrilling settings, and plots that will have you swiftly turning the pages. 
Friday I'm in Love
Transmogrify!
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Pride Picks for 2023: LGBTQIA+ Teen Reads

  • Kei G.
  • Wednesday, May 24
June is Pride month! Uplift and celebrate diverse stories and voices of the LGBTQIA+ community by reading a young adult novel with queer representation.
Alba Series. Book 1, Lost
Alba Series. Book 2, The Plan
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Level 1 Decodable Chapter Books: Alba Series

  • Emily J.
  • Tuesday, May 16
This 12-book series follows the adventures of the feisty and determined Anna. She uses her super-sleuthing and problem-solving skills to battle the mighty superbugs who threaten to destroy her father’s scientific work. 
The Clam
Crabs!
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Level 1 Decodable Chapter Books: Magic Belt Series

  • Emily J.
  • Tuesday, May 16
Looking for action and adventure? The Magic Belt series follows Zak’s quest to save his grandfather’s life. He sets out on a magical quest to collect hidden gems that will unlock the cure for grandfather illness. Zak races against time as he hurdles through obstacle after obstacle. 
Attack at Nightfall
A Cry in the Dark
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Decodable Chapter Books: Talisman Series

  • Emily J.
  • Tuesday, May 16
The night before his 14th birthday, Zak has a strange dream. A mysterious lady appears before him bearing an important message: "The Dark Master is creating a new talisman, even more powerful than the first. All of mankind is at risk. You must resume your quest and stop him!" she tells him. Together with Mim and a skinny, old mule, Zak sets off to Volcano Island to confront the Dark Master. Will he be able to reach him before it is too late? Will he be able to save humanity?
Mr. B
Easy Beauty
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2023 Pulitzer Prizes

  • Bland L.
  • Monday, May 08
Check out the 2023 Pulitzer Prize winners and finalists in the categories of fiction, history, biography, memoir/ autobiography, poetry, and general nonfiction.
Light from Uncommon Stars
Black Water Sister
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AAPI SCI-FI and Fantasy Books Written by Women

  • Kristin A.
  • Tuesday, May 02
Featuring folklore, magic, dystopias, and more, these SCI-FI and fantasy novels are perfect reads for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and beyond.
Heartbreak Boys
No One Here is Lonely
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Best Friends Forever: YA Reads on Friendship

  • Kei G.
  • Monday, May 01
The bond between best friends is unique and powerful! These YA reads portray the highs and lows of the treasured BFF connection and what it means to have someone through thick and thin.
The Ferryman
Practice Makes Perfect
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LibraryReads for May 2023

  • Sarah C.
  • Wednesday, April 19
Each month, LibraryReads lists the top upcoming titles recommended by librarians across the country.  All these books will be published in May 2023, so stay ahead of the curve and get on the holds list now!
Where Darkness Blooms
Eternally Yours
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A Bouquet of Books

  • Kei G.
  • Thursday, March 30
Enjoy the floral designs on these YA covers...but beware! Some flowers have thorns!
Don't Call Me a Hurricane
Only on the Weekends
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YA Verse Novels

  • Kei G.
  • Wednesday, March 29
April is National Poetry Month! Novels-in-verse use poetry to create unique stories with each stanza. Take a break from typical prose and try a poetic novel that has its own distinct style and flair!
Wrath Goddess Sing
For the Love of April French
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Books by Trans Authors

  • Tuesday, March 21
Looking for books to add to your #TransRightsReadathon reading list?  This list of books by trans authors has a little bit of everything, from memoir to romance to sci fi to horror! 
Disorientation
Here and Now and then
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If You Liked Everything Everywhere All at Once

  • Kristin A.
  • Wednesday, March 15
With its incredible visuals and heartfelt story, Everything Everywhere All At Once has captured movie-goers hearts (as well as several awards). If you can't stop thinking about this film, then let one of these novels take you on a wild ride! Get ready to immerse yourself in new worlds and alternate realities, and go deeper to explore your relationships and intergenerational traumas. When you are done reading these books, you’ll realize that the universe is so much bigger than you realize. 
Dauntless
Victories Greater Than Death
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Courageous Heroines

  • Kei G.
  • Tuesday, February 28
Celebrate Women's History Month this year with action/adventure novels featuring heroic leading ladies!
The Girl with All the Gifts
Y, the Last Man, Book One. Issue 1-10
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If You Liked... The Last of Us

  • Thomas M.
  • Tuesday, February 21
Trekking across post-apocalyptic landscapes. Surviving in a broken world. Watching morality corrode as infection compromises everything. Never giving up on the one person you can trust. These are just some of the themes evoked by The Last of Us, and you will also find them in the reading experiences below.
SP4RX
Sapiens
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#BroaderBookshelf 2023 - Technology (Graphic Novel)

  • Mahogany S.
  • Friday, February 17
Check out one of these titles and fulfill the #BroaderBookshelf 2023 Reading Challenge prompt "read a fiction or nonfiction book about technology".  This list is part of the #BroaderBookshelf 2023 Reading Challenge. Find more lists here.
Made for Love
Access Denied
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#BroaderBookshelf 2023 - Technology (Fiction)

  • Mahogany S.
  • Friday, February 10
Check out one of these titles and fulfill the #BroaderBookshelf 2023 Reading Challenge prompt "read a fiction or nonfiction book about technology".  This list is part of the #BroaderBookshelf 2023 Reading Challenge. Find more lists here.
Walk the Vanished Earth
Clean Air
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It's the End of the World (as We Know It)

  • Morgan R.
  • Monday, February 06
If you are a fan of HBO's The Last of Us, explore these newer apocalyptic/post-apocalyptic fiction titles that will keep you entertained until the next episode drops. Want more? Click here to get your personalized reading recommendations.
The Memory Librarian
The Mad Scientist's Guide to World Domination
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#BroaderBookshelf 2023 - Technology (Sci-Fi)

  • Mahogany S.
  • Monday, February 06
Check out one of these titles and fulfill the #BroaderBookshelf 2023 Reading Challenge prompt "read a fiction or nonfiction book about technology".  This list is part of the #BroaderBookshelf 2023 Reading Challenge. Find more lists here.
Creepy Cat. Vol. 01
Night of the Living Cat. Vol. 01
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Cat Manga To Get Your Paws On

  • Alex B.
  • Wednesday, February 01
We're not kitten about these manga! Check out the coziest, the creepiest, and the scariest stories featuring librarians' favorite animal--cats.  
Iron Widow
Reclaim the Stars
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Infectious Tales

  • Diamond T.
  • Tuesday, January 31
Settle in for the thrill rides and action-packed pages of these futuristic narratives.
Drizzle, Dreams, and Lovestruck Things
All Signs Point to Yes
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Romances to Swoon Over

  • Kei G.
  • Monday, January 30
Are you a romantic that wears their heart on their sleeve? Get in the lovey-dovey mood this coming Valentine's Day with a read sure to give you that butterflies in the stomach feeling!
The Woman in the Dunes
Goodnight Punpun. Vol. 03
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#BroaderBookshelf 2023 - Books Written by Japanese Authors

  • Ariel H.
  • Saturday, January 28
Fulfill the "Read a book written by an author of Chinese, Japanese, Korean or Vietnamese descent" prompt with these titles. This list is part of the #BroaderBookshelf 2023 reading challenge. Find more lists here.
The Sorrow of War
She Weeps Each Time You're Born
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#BroaderBookshelf 2023 - Books Written by Vietnamese Authors

  • Ariel H.
  • Saturday, January 28
Fulfill the "Read a book written by an author of Chinese, Japanese, Korean or Vietnamese descent" prompt with these titles. This list is part of the #BroaderBookshelf 2023 reading challenge. Find more lists here.
I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki
If I Had Your Face
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#BroaderBookshelf 2023 - Books Written by Korean Authors

  • Ariel H.
  • Saturday, January 28
Fulfill the "Read a book written by an author of Chinese, Japanese, Korean or Vietnamese descent" prompt with these titles. This list is part of the #BroaderBookshelf 2023 reading challenge. Find more lists here.
A Thousand Steps into Night
Counterfeit
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#BroaderBookshelf 2023 - Books Written by Asian Authors

  • Ariel H.
  • Saturday, January 28
Fulfill the "Read a book written by an author of Chinese, Japanese, Korean or Vietnamese descent" prompt with these titles. This list is part of the #BroaderBookshelf 2023 reading challenge. Find more lists here.
Number the Stars
Hitler Youth
Staff Picks

Tween Books for International Holocaust Remembrance Day

  • Alex B.
  • Friday, January 27
The United Nations observes January 27 as International Holocaust Remembrance Day as it's the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp. Six million Jews died through systemic persecution under the Nazi regime 1933-1945. Now more than ever, it's crucial to talk to kids about important events in history. Check out these books for kids aged 9+ for age appropriate fiction and nonfiction books about the Holocaust.   Visit the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum website for more information: https://www.ushmm.org/ 
To Look a Nazi in the Eye
The Light in Hidden Places
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day for Teens

  • Richland Library
  • Thursday, January 26
"Oskar Groening, the man accused of aiding and abetting in the murder of more than three hundred thousand Jews in the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp, was about to enter the German courtroom."--To Look a Nazi in the Eye:  A Teen's Account of a War Criminal Trial by Kathy Kacer with Jordana Lebowitz
Legends & Lattes
Half a Soul
Staff Picks

Cozy Fantasy

  • Kristin A.
  • Wednesday, January 25
Looking for a low-stakes and comforting book? A cozy fantasy may be just what you're looking for. Featuring goodhearted characters, supportive friends, magical elements, and often even found family, cozy fantasies are a great palate cleanser between epic fantasy reads, or just when you are looking for a heart-warming book to curl up with.
The Accidental Pinup
Love in Color
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#BroaderBookshelf 2023 - Read an Author's Debut Title (Romance)

  • Ariel H.
  • Saturday, January 21
Fulfill the "Read a book written by an author of Chinese, Japanese, Korean or Vietnamese descent" prompt with these titles. This list is part of the #BroaderBookshelf 2023 reading challenge. Find more lists here.  
All the Days Past, All the Days to Come
Kneel
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Social Justice Reads for Teen Activists

  • Kei G.
  • Tuesday, January 10
Each year, we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. for his activism and legacy within the civil rights movement. This year for Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Monday, January 16) learn more about historic and modern experiences with racial injustice and get inspired to effect change with any of these YA #OwnVoices titles:
Queen of the Tiles
Hollow Fires
Staff Picks

Nail Biting Thrillers

  • Diamond T.
  • Thursday, January 05
These bold, deeply chilling titles will have you on edge through each disturbing twist and turn. 
Undead Girl Gang
Reader, I Murdered Him
Staff Picks

Young Adult Women's Wrongs

  • Alex B.
  • Monday, January 02
I support women's rights, and I also support women's wrongs. Anti-heroines are just plain fun! Check out these books for women you love to hate. 
Secrets So Deep
Murder of Crows
Staff Picks

Mysteries to Keep You Guessing

  • Kei G.
  • Thursday, December 29
True Crime stories, Whodunits, and Paranormal Investigations have a way of intriguing many of us. Indulge your inner sleuth with any of these YA Mystery titles. 
How Maya Got Fierce
You Must Be Layla.
Staff Picks

Coming of Age Stories for the New Year

  • Kei G.
  • Thursday, December 29
The start of a New Year is a great time to discover new talents or hobbies and define your personality—as they say, “New Year, New You!” Check out these Coming-of-Age stories featuring characters discovering their true selves as you set goals and reflect on what makes you unique! 
Static. Season One
Batman
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New Superhero Comics of 2022

  • Thomas M.
  • Monday, December 19
This year saw its share of fresh superhero stories. Each of these titles could be the jumping-on point that delivers you into a larger universe of heroes and villains or brings you closer to a familiar favorite. Who will you meet next?
How to Money
Project Startup
Staff Picks

#FinLit Reviews Booklist

  • Thomas M.
  • Friday, December 16
The months of #FinLit Book Review blog posts are adding up. Here is a handy list of all of the fiction and nonfiction reviewed for their financial literacy value on the Richland Library blog.
Once Upon a K-prom
Once Upon a K-Prom
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Can We Book You For Prom??

  • Alex B.
  • Wednesday, December 07
It's prom season! Get hyped before the big night with these books! 
The People Remember
Too Small Tola and the Three Fine Girls
Staff Picks

2022 Holiday Gifts for Early Elementary

  • Richland Library
  • Sunday, December 04
Did you know that reading every day from an early age helps expand your child’s attention span? The early elementary ages are a great time to develop those skills by reading both novels and picture books aloud to your child. Whether reading independently or together, being surrounded by books will nurture their reading and will help them go from beginning to read to reading fluently. 
The Universe in You
The Complete Baking Book for Young Chefs.
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2022 Holiday Gifts for Upper Elementary

  • Richland Library
  • Sunday, December 04
Children at this age are branching out into longer books.  Novels can echo their real life experiences, but they can also tell new stories, boosting their imaginations and building their empathy.  Books for tweens can be their way of fitting in or standing out.  These books can also offer comfort during this time of transition and help them discover who they might grow up to be. 
Twelve Dinging Doorbells
Little Green Donkey
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2022 Holiday Gifts for Preschoolers

  • Richland Library
  • Sunday, December 04
Preschoolers are primed for discovery and books are no exception. Treating books with loving care is something preschoolers are also beginning to learn.  They will take pride in their growing library when you give the gift of books. Looking for even more good books?  Check out our personalized recommendations or call us at 803-799-9084. 
I Love You a Latke!
Global Baby Playtime
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2022 Holiday Gifts for Babies & Toddlers

  • Richland Library
  • Sunday, December 04
Babies and toddlers are getting an introduction to the world of books.  Reading to them on a daily basis helps them develop a routine where they begin to associate love, interaction, and family with books. Looking for even more good books?  Check out our personalized recommendations or call us at 803-799-9084. 
Queen of the Tiles
I Rise
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2022 Picks for Younger Teens

  • Jennifer N.
  • Thursday, December 01
Check out the titles below for the same thrilling twists and turns you’ve come to love in young adult literature, with gentle romances and bold adventures.  Looking for more great teen books?  Check out our personalized recommendations form or give us a call at 803.929.3470. 
Okoye to the People
Harley Quinn
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Screen to Page: Familiar Favorites for Teens

  • Jennifer N.
  • Thursday, December 01
Want to read more about your favorite characters? Check out these media tie-in titles to get more details and depth on familiar faces from movies and comics.  Looking for more great teen books?  Check out our personalized recommendations form or give us a call at 803.929.3470. 
The Dragon's Promise
Blood of Troy
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2022 Teen Series Additions

  • Jennifer N.
  • Thursday, December 01
Your favorite stories continue in these latest additions to popular YA series. From epic fantasies to edge-of-your seat thrillers, you won't want to miss the next books in these addictive teen series.  Looking for more great teen books?  Check out our personalized recommendations form or give us a call at 803.929.3470. 
The Sunbearer Trials
Out There
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Teen Science Fiction and Fantasy of 2022

  • Kei G.
  • Thursday, December 01
From mystical worlds to galaxies in deep space, scientific and magical adventures await you between the pages of these 2022 Sci-Fi and Fantasy titles!