Books Contents Archive

For those seeking some tried-and-true recent YA titles, we've put together a list of beloved fan favorites published since the beginning of 2020: https://t.co/gn5ltWFk2i https://t.co/rHq7MpGIXH

Finished copies of #WrongPlaceWrongTime by @gillianmauthor have officially arrived! Don’t they look gorgeous? 😍 There’s just 2 weeks until you can get your hands on a copy yourself. Hands up who has pre-ordered? ⏱️🔍 https://t.co/n7PwKlOWGI

On embracing Black, queer, transgressive art. https://t.co/SylFkSKKq1

Get to know journalist and activist Ida B. Wells: https://t.co/V3xrSFhXIk

‘More than fifty years after his father called in the army, hundreds of enormous rigs were rolling into town and Justin Trudeau was trying not to repeat his dad’s heavy-handedness.’ Richard Sanger on the Ottawa Covid protests: https://t.co/TTG1F49AoJ https://t.co/BQdoNcLJhI

Nerd out to these books on all things Roman history: https://t.co/zcTclKYVHd

Where are all the people of color in stories about tech? https://t.co/XdCE3XVhfF

Time to fact-check those misguided beliefs about publishing nonfiction. (via @summerbrennan). https://t.co/OPBn15ywX8

Trend alert: romances set in the book world are filling up the shelves....and we're here for it: https://t.co/Kv9eBvfbwX

Mai Al-Nakib on the future of Kuwait. https://t.co/PT0Ub2KRMV

If you're trying to build a reading habit, should you try the Bookly app? https://t.co/1eby0XTPBR

"I’ve always been interested in this idea that Israel is a beautiful metaphor. That when it becomes reality, it becomes something that is quite a bit more complicated." https://t.co/9nT1G2viAw

All of the Sabaa Tahir goods your heart could want: https://t.co/wshjUuWJdY

Selling dreamcatchers is no dream when you’re living in a car. https://t.co/D3ndkIHbc9

This week, Vanessa recommends a couple of historical titles that are, well, very loosely connected on All The Backlist: https://t.co/W64IWkZgd2