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March Book Chat with the YA Team

Posted about 4 weeks ago by Genevievre Gray
GENEVIEVRE RECOMMENDS THE SWANS OF HARLEM BY KAREN VALBY The Swans of Harlem is a remarkable work of narrative nonfiction, focusing on the lives of five of the founding ballerinas […]
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YA Reads: Fantasy, Mythology, Afrofuturism & Afrofantasy

Posted about 1 month ago by Genevievre Gray
Fantasy and Mythology are two genres that often captivate readers with their enchanting worlds and imaginative characters. Both featuring elements of the fantastic, they can capture readers’ imaginations and offer […]
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YA Reads: Native American and Indigenous Peoples Month

Posted about 5 months ago by Genevievre Gray
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 […]
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Just What *IS* D&D?

Posted about 8 months ago by Louis Maranski
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Dungeons and Dragons, usually shortened to D&D or DnD, is a game first published by Wizards of the CoastTM in 1974 that has become much more prominent and popular in […]
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Slice-of-life graphic novels for all ages

Posted about 4 years ago by Alexandra Zukas
So when I say “slice of life,” you might be wondering what that means in terms of genre. In slice-of-life fiction, the story focuses on a short episode in a […]
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Celebrating the Year of the Ox

Posted about 4 years ago by Laura Price
It's the Year of the Ox! Celebrate the Lunar New Year with a new book!
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Meet Authors: Earn Extra Credit by A. B. Westrick

Posted about 8 years ago by Natalie Draper
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What’s it like to work as a bartender? Are you still teaching yoga? Will your travels to Ireland find a place in your next novel? Why’d you drop the research […]
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