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St. Louis librarians’ best books of 2025 -STLPR
Culture & History St. Louis on the Air The best books of 2025, chosen by St. Louis librarians By Emily Woodbury, Published Dec. 3, 2025 at 5:00 a.m. CST The cold, snowy days and long nights of winter are prime time for curling up with a warm, soothing drink and a good book. Whether you’re in…
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NPR’s Best Books of 2024 – Locus Online
NPR’s Best Books of 2024 December 3, 2024 NPR has published a list of “Books We Love” in 2024, compiled by NPR journalists and associated critics. The full list of 350 books includes an extensive Sci Fi, Fantasy, and Speculative Fiction category, with numerous other works of interest on the list as a whole.
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New York Public Library: The best books of 2022 | Time Out
Including books for adults, for kids and teens. Written by Anna Rahmanan, Tuesday November 29 2022 The Brooklyn Public Library recently revealed its list of most borrowed books of all time, but if you still need some literary inspiration (or holiday gift ideas!), we suggest you consult the New York Public Library’s just-released recommendations for…
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NPR’s 10th year of Books We Love! offers 400+ new reading recommendations : NPR
Posted November 22, 2022; Washington, D.C. – Books We Love! NPR’s biannual, interactive reading guide – is back for its 10th year with 400+ books published in 2022! Mix and match tags including “Book Club Ideas,” “Eye-Opening Reads,” and “Kids’ Books” to browse titles hand-picked by NPR staff and trusted critics. Click back through a…
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Here are the Winners for Fantasy and Sci-Fi in the 13th Annual Goodreads Choice Awards — GeekTyrant
2 days ago, by Tommy Williams Goodreads recently announced the winners of the 13th Annual Goodreads Choice Awards. These awards are voted on by readers instead of a committee. You can find the entire list of winners for all categories on Goodreads, but I’ve included the winners for both Fantasy and Science Fiction below. What…
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The Paris Review Staff’s Favorite Books of 2019
At the risk of sounding hyperbolic, 2019 felt like the year when civilization teetered definitively toward collapse. Notre Dame burned down, authoritarian governments shut off the internet, a child sailed across the ocean to tell us we were destroying the planet—all of which, of course, is not to mention our own president or what’s happening…
