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Imagine that you’re going to a cozy cabin for holiday. What books do you pack with you?

My spouse donated two bags of giveaway clothing. . . and one bag of my drycleaning. Clearly we need a better system but ARGH.

"We write horror because it’s what we know. Writers of this boom have used this genre to showcase our own everyday horrors." https://t.co/j4u4XsxET2

Best Chapter Books 2022 | SLJ Best Books https://t.co/O9OgB5XQzZ https://t.co/EszATwDuPB

Explore these cookbooks featuring vintage recipes updated for modern cooks! https://t.co/eDig8VkzlC

Calling readers of young adult fiction! December 4 is the last day to vote on the #GoodreadsChoice Awards, so don't forget to support your favorite read of the year! https://t.co/ESINYDBJSm https://t.co/cKSlJ5GHhl

31 Days, 31 Lists: 2022 Great Board Books | A Fuse #8 Production https://t.co/jZhTQLj9Zw https://t.co/pkh0fC1pjI

"Monasticism, with its emphasis on simplicity and looking inward, can exert a strong pull on readers living in a chaotic and uncertain world." https://t.co/Z4jFGtTCGF

A list of books that can only be categorized as belonging to no category at all https://t.co/123g36ASms

PAPER TRAIL: Aline Kominsky-Crumb, the pioneering comics artist, has died at the age of 74; a group of writers and editors led by @mmschwartz will launch @thedialmag in January; @tobihaslett, @mervatim, and more in the holiday issue of @nybooks. https://t.co/jubRUEwIGa

We see your 2022 #GoodreadsChoice Awards guesses, @BookTrib! No hints from us about which finalists are taking the lead, but don’t forget to cast your votes before December 4! 😉 https://t.co/VKQeXhLR6F

Best Picture Books 2022 | SLJ Best Books https://t.co/SIEqLlBPC1 https://t.co/xJq2vGk8dj

These comics are the perfect pick-me-ups for when you're sick or just need a little something extra. https://t.co/EhkDpGN4RQ

The Berggruen Governance Index, a study of 134 countries, found that the US had seen a ‘relatively severe decline’ in both the ‘quality of democracy’ and the ‘quality of government’ since 2000. Trump didn’t create this decline, but he exploited it. https://t.co/zb2ia3MVwT

“The great danger of going out is simply staying too long, buying too far into the fantasy that the night could be sustained forever.” Read @SophieHaigney on @seeshespeak’s HANGING OUT: THE RADICAL POWER OF KILLING TIME (@melvillehouse): https://t.co/efSlh0v2Mw