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Read-Alikes for ‘I Have Some Questions for You’ by Rebecca Makkai | LibraryReads

Read-Alikes for ‘I Have Some Questions for You’ by Rebecca Makkai | LibraryReads

Beth E. Andersen, Douglas Beatty, Kathryn Neal, and Maggie Thomann,  Feb 22, 2023

I Have Some Questions for You by Rebecca Makkai is the top holds title of the week. LibraryReads and Library Journal offer read-alikes for patrons waiting to read this buzziest book.

Best Romance of 2020

Best Romance of 2020

Melanie Duncan, Kathryn Howe, Annalisa Pešek,  Nov 30, 2020

A railway magnate, a brothel owner, and two gamers all find love in the best romance novels published in 2020.

Harlequin Announces Diverse Voices Scholarship

Harlequin Announces Diverse Voices Scholarship

Kathryn Howe,  Sep 15, 2020

Toronto-based publisher Harlequin recently announced the launch of its Diverse Voices Scholarship, as part of its ongoing efforts to acquire more books by writers from underrepresented communities.

Best Romance 2019

Best Romance 2019

Melanie Duncan, Kathryn Howe, Stephanie Klose, Annalisa Pešek, Kellie Tilton,  Nov 18, 2019

Dukes, spies, and dating apps. The best romance published in 2019.

Love Changes Everything | Romance Preview 2018
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Love Changes Everything | Romance Preview 2018

Kathryn Howe,  Oct 17, 2018

The best romances provide swoon-worthy escapism mixed with real-life problems. Romantic comedies are being reworked for the #MeToo era, while diverse writers and characters are infusing much-needed perspectives into every subgenre.
LJ Talks to Debut Romance Author Sonya Lalli

LJ Talks to Debut Romance Author Sonya Lalli

Kathryn Howe,  Oct 17, 2018

Debut novelist Sonya Lalli’s The Matchmaker’s List is a romantic comedy set in her community. Intrigued by the characters and setting, we asked her to tell us more.

Master of the Universe | Games, Gamers, & Gaming
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Master of the Universe | Games, Gamers, & Gaming

Kathryn Kania,  Jun 26, 2018

It turns out that being a Dungeon Master is a lot like being a librarian. You don’t need to know the answers to every question, only how to find those answers. I was incredibly hesitant at first, but after watching our Dungeon Master in action (and a few helpful YouTube videos), I felt confident that I was up to the task.
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