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Reinberger Review: Children of Blood and Bone

Audience: Ages 14 and up Review by Julie Loop (she/they) Graduate Student at Kent State University   A beautiful fantasy novel with elements of West African culture, Children of Blood Read more

YA - Young Adult

National Native American Heritage Month

November 30, 2022November 9, 2022 Sarah Bihn

Thank you for joining us in honoring Native American Heritage Month! Please remember to read books by Native American authors and illustrators throughout the year, and not just during this Read more

Graphic Novel

National Native American Heritage Month

November 28, 2022November 9, 2022 Sarah Bihn

For National Native American Heritage Month, here are a few amazing graphic novels to check out. What does the descendant of a samurai, an indigenous superhero, a time traveler, a Read more

YA - Young Adult

Honor National Native American Heritage Month With These Books

November 21, 2022November 9, 2022 Sarah Bihn

To honor Native American Heritage Month, this week we are highlighting young adult books that feature the experiences of Native American main characters, as written by Native American authors. Are Read more

Tween

Fun Fact Friday: Mary Norton

July 15, 2022July 12, 2022 Sarah Bihn

This week’s “Fun Fact Friday” is about an author who might not seem easily recognizable–until you hear the title of her books and the movies her writing has inspired. While Read more

YA - Young Adult

Reinberger Review: The Lost Dreamer

Audience: 14-18 years Review by Sarah Bihn (she/her) MLIS Student, Kent State University iSchool Rich in worldbuilding and strong female characters, “The Lost Dreamer” introduces readers to a complex fantasy Read more

Tween

Reinberger Review: Six Crimson Cranes

Audience: 12-17 years Review by Sarah Bihn (she/her) MLIS Student, Kent State University iSchool As the youngest child of seven and the only daughter, Shiori is used to an idyllic Read more

YA - Young Adult

Reinberger Review: The Last Cuentista

Audience: 10-14 years Review by Sarah Bihn (she/her) MLIS Student, Kent State University iSchool   There is nothing Petra wants more than to be a storyteller like her grandmother. However, Read more

YA - Young Adult

Reinberger Review: Any Sign of Life

In “Any Sign of Life,” Rae Carson pulls her readers into a world of mystery and mayhem with the first sentence. When Paige Miller wakes up, all she knows is Read more

YA - Young Adult

As Good as Dead (A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder #3)

The conclusion to the trilogy that introduced us to Pippa Fitz-Amobi and her life as a young investigator with a podcast. In this conclusion, we see Pippa start another case Read more

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