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November Book Chat with Youth Services Team

Posted about 5 months ago by Lisa Wiertel

Posted in Book Reviews, Children's, Reading Recommendations | Tagged with #bookrecommendations, #childrensbooks, #kidsbooks, #rplrecommends, #youthservices, book reviews, children's books, picture books, reading suggestions

Welcome to another installment in our series of blog posts featuring children’s books we’re currently loving! “Book Chat with the Youth Services Team” features one book recommendation from each of […]

YA Reads: Native American and Indigenous Peoples Month

Posted about 5 months ago by Genevievre Gray

Posted in Book Reviews, diverse reads, For Teens, holidays; celebrations, Native American Heritage, Teens, young adult | Tagged with #bookrecs, #rplrecommends, book recommendations, book recs, reading suggestions, teenreads, ya, yabooks, yareads, young adult

Richmond Public Library celebrates our Indigenous community members by recognizing Indigenous Peoples Heritage Month (also celebrated as Native American Heritage Month in the US), which takes place annually during the […]

YA Reads: Spooky Season

Posted about 6 months ago by Genevievre Gray

Posted in Book Reviews, For Teens, Teens, young adult | Tagged with #rplrecommends, book recommendations, book recs, reading suggestions, teenreads, ya, yabooks, yafiction, yareads

As the leaves change and the nights grow longer, it’s time to dive into the eerie and enchanting world of Spooky Season books! This time of year is perfect for […]

October Book Chat with the YA Team

Posted about 6 months ago by Genevievre Gray

Posted in Fiction, For Teens, ghosts, Graphic Novels, holidays; celebrations, horror, Reading Recommendations, reading suggestions, Teens, young adult | Tagged with #bookchat, #bookrecs, #halloween, #rplrecommends, book recommendations, book recs, booksforteens, halloween, halloweenbooks, reading suggestions, spookybooks, spookyseason, teenreads, ya, youngadult

Don’t know what to read next? Looking for YA book recommendations? Welcome to the Book Chat with the Young Adult Team. Every month, the YA Team each recommends a favorite […]

October Book Chat with Youth Services Team

Posted about 6 months ago by Lisa Wiertel

The Busy Parents’ Book Club – “The Three of Us” by Ore Agbaje-Williams

Posted about 6 months ago by Jennifer Deuell

Posted in Adult, book discussions, Book Reviews, Reading Recommendations, reading suggestions | Tagged with book recommendations, bookclub, parent, reading suggestions, shortbooks

Welcome to the first installment of the blog post series “The Busy Parents’ Book Club.” I decided to start this series after having my second baby in two years and […]

Find Your Next Great Read @ the Library

Posted about 7 months ago by Meg Raymond

Posted in Book Reviews | Tagged with #bookrecs, #rplrecommends, book recommendations, book recs, reading suggestions

RICHMOND PUBLIC LIBRARY HAS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE. Check out these new booklists on the RPL Readers page! Two recent articles caught my eye, both about the (supposed?) dearth of […]

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with RPL’s YA Reads

Posted about 7 months ago by Genevievre Gray

Posted in Fiction, For Teens, hispanic heritage month, holidays; celebrations, Reading Recommendations, reading suggestions, Teens | Tagged with #bookrecs, #teens, book recommendations, book recs, booksforteens, forteens, hispanicheritage, latino, latinx, reading suggestions, teenreads, teens, ya, yabooks, yareads

Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated annually in the United States starting on September 15, which was chosen to coincide with the Independence Days of several Hispanic nations, and ending on […]

September Book Chat with Youth Services Team

Posted about 7 months ago by Lisa Wiertel

Read Up Richmond

Posted about 7 months ago by Meg Raymond

Posted in Book Reviews | Tagged with #bookrecs, #rplrecommends, book recommendations, book recs, reading suggestions, ReadUpRichmond

Richmond Public Library's Read Up Richmond challenges people to read differently, to read outside one's own lived experience to develop an understanding of the world. This program is an opportunity for people from different walks of life to come together in the library to learn together, enter into a conversation with the larger community, and share the same space - making Richmond a more connected, more civil place.