Staff Picks

Interesting, fun, and just a wee bit disturbing. Makes me glad I didn’t live in the Victorian era.

The fastest family on the block is forced to slow down when a sloth comes to visit, giving them time to gain a greater appreciation of the things they have. A cute book (with an adorable sloth in it!) to share with a toddler who has to go go go!

Enjoy this exploration of wildlife and the author's life in this unique memoir.

The author's writing style lends itself so well to the premise that you often forget that this is meant to be a book for a younger audience. A must-read for any Pratchett fan or lover of the little people.

First impressions aren't always correct- especially not on the Rennaissance Faire circuit. This one is light, flirty and fun- prithee thy wouldst test these pages.

Spunky Eva will capture your hearts as she is determined to prove a pinch of magic and a little help from your friends will get you far! Fans of Kiki's Delivery Service will love this middle grade read!

Rufi Thorpe has become one of my favorite authors. Her unique, well-developed characters and her clever, precise writing style make her character-driven novels memorable and engaging.

This anthology of vampire stories by your fave YA writers ranges from heartwarming to hilarious to horrifying. If you like the stories, check out the accompanying podcast where editors interview the authors!

Follow the pioneering women of American aviation in this fascinating account of the first ever Women’s Air Derby held in 1929 as they traveled halfway across the nation including a refueling stop in Tulsa.

Softly illustrated, incredibly saudade, and 110% recommended for introducing young readers to life, loss, and the incredible strength found within the bonds of family.

Jesuits in space. Need I say more? Bring a tissue!

What if Robin of Locksley never came back from the crusades? What if Marian put on his cape and went about the land protecting the poor. I love that Marian is not perfect. She makes mistakes and has to fix them. The end just took my breath away.

"Station Eleven" takes a glimpse of what happened before and after a pandemic swept through the world. This book is an interesting read you won't want to miss!

I never expected to love this book as much as I did. The cover tells quite a story, and that's one of the less exciting moments!

I loved how this graphic novel explored different people's reactions to accessible space travel!

The Manic Pixie Dream Boy Improvement Project takes us behind the scenes to get a glimpse into the personal lives of this new literary trope in a meta tale.

Mental health tips and tricks in a friendly, down to earth cartoon format.

Hermione and Polly have a beautiful friendship that transcends trauma and major life change. And look at the pretty cover!

This beautiful graphic memoir expertly brings together an exploration on American identity and the kitschy weirdness of Route 66.

A book that perfectly encapsulates how precious a gift it is to win a cat’s heart. Perfect for kids and adults who love cats.