If you aren’t into verse, here are three books that might change your mind.
Here are some books that connect those dots …
Kristin Hannah’s challenging new novel is in great demand.
Here are some contemporary writers whose works might resonate with you.
“The Poet X” and “Devils Within” explore the yearning to break free from parents and the past.
Some of the top new releases in April 2018, selected by the Everett Public Library staff.
Everett Public Library recommends some reading about the marsupials and tricks to ‘play possum.’
Several books look at the relationship we have with pop culture and what that means.
Everett Public Library takes a beat to examine the interplay of good music and great television.
Everett Public Library’s Northwest Room examines the local historical record of women’s suffrage.
Everett Public Library suggests reading these powerful stories as part of #everettreads challenge.
Take the life and story of Eva Jones Davis, an Everett pioneer, as an entry to Women’s History Month.
Everett Public Library offers a starter pack of stories about experiences outside the “norm.”
Everett Public Library has a host of options about salaries, budgeting, and salad.
‘The Apocalypse of Elena Mendoza’ is packed with meaning that unfurls naturally.
An Everett Public Library staffer argues that good lyrics do exist, but it can be a hunt.
Some of the top new releases in March 2018, as selected by Everett Public Library staff.
Find stories about identity, gospel searching, historical fiction, sci-fi and more.
Everett Public Library takes looks at what we know, and what we wish we knew about her life.
There are also the side effects of using electricity in experiments on people and summoning demons.
