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“A warrior does not complain or lament anything, and sees challenges as neither good nor bad. Challenges are simply challenges.” (Coelho, Manual of the Warrior of the light)

Check out our guide to the horror genre. We've got hundreds of the scariest book recommendations for your Halloween reading! https://t.co/Cbcgusg0Ew https://t.co/KXBmAZfdVg

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Thank you, Lizzo, for bringing enthusiasm to every part of your day! Did you catch her at the Library of Congress? Here's the clip: Lizzo at the Library of Congress | Clip of the Week https://t.co/XyuoSLcOUA https://t.co/ZiKH7afAOG

With your library card, you can access transcripts and documents related to every Congressional hearing from 1824 to the present–including those of the House Un-American Activities Committee. https://t.co/9XsRFWOcGN

📞 Let NYPL's expert librarians pick your next read! Try Shelf Help, the book selection service where you tell us what you like to read and we’ll pick five books just for you! https://t.co/C9do8msJA2

'Tis the season--for horror, that is! Graphic novel horror for middle grade readers: Graphic novels deliver on the thrills and chills, and middle grade readers have plenty to choose from. https://t.co/pjZHSYOpCj https://t.co/8EWaT8Vig7

How is Audra pregnant if she just said she's been celibate? Sis must have gone to the same law school as Phaedra #marriedtomedicine

Whether you're a fan of ghost stories, historical novels or both, THE NIGHT SHIP by Jess Kidd stands a good chance of sweeping you along in its wake. @AtriaBooks https://t.co/JlAxZdHePS

How do you feel about books that don't use quotation marks around dialogue? https://t.co/JsXBknFPLt

Dewey isn't doing it. Subject headings don't work. Line up colors like a crayon box? What is the best way to organize picture books for the youngest readers with specific interests? Please comment--we're taking all suggestions! https://t.co/LanT1Ua4wN https://t.co/umZyLLrPiN

“Frankly, this is not a job for the weak, and making it pretty never helps anyone.” https://t.co/Yv81qVJRyY #ad @Flatironbooks

‘A border, Ma says in a long riff towards the end of the book, is for crossing and connection. A border should be a source of love, not hatred. A border should be notional, not national.’ Blake Morrison reads ‘Tomb of Sand’ by Geetanjali Shree: https://t.co/2IbVo2Yqeo

Culturally we’ve reached this point in time where the past is this text that can be manipulated and seems so malleable. https://t.co/OdvO8HOU66

Not Kiran complaining that people are talking about his family when my man rented a whole u-haul van and boiler suit to mock Big Genie and Toya #marriedtomedicine