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For those looking for inspiration on what to read next, the Ottawa Public Library has released a list of its most-requested books in 2021.

OPL is sharing its top books for adults, teens and kids based on hold requests from readers between Jan. 1 and Dec. 1, 2021.

Bestselling author Katherine Reay discusses the purpose and appeal of split-time novels, as well as recommending titles for both readers and writers.

Meet the Authors: Virtual appearances April 25 to May 1 The Columbus Dispatch • Ohio authors: The Ohioana Book Festival — with virtual appearances by more than 130 authors — concludes today. Eight events — some live, some prerecorded — will be offered today from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For a schedule and link to the free programs, go to www.ohioana.org. • Geoff Anderson, Kari Gunter-Seymour, Rose M. Smith: The Ohio poets will read from their works, answer questions and discuss other w...

Virtual event to feature NYT best-sellers By Nicole Fowles - Glad You Asked This week, on Thursday, April 29, the Friends of the Delaware County District Library is hosting two New York Times bestselling authors! Kate Quinn and Martha Hall Kelly will be chatting with each other about their recent releases that are both currently recognized as bestsellers. You are invited to join the conversation and send the authors your questions, as well. Quinn, the author of “The Huntress” and “The Ali...

Press release content from Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Evergreen Launches Spring Slate of Podcasts April 12, 2021 GMT CLEVELAND - April 12, 2021 - ( Newswire.com ) Evergreen Podcasts is welcoming spring with a slate of fresh listening, from West Coast Gamblers that promise to make you money to Pop Culture Confidential with film/TV influencer interviews.  As Evergreen advances in its mission to deliver entertaining, thought-provoking content, these March Origi...

The Globe and Mail Stacy Lee Kong Published April 9, 2021 Handout They may deal in different eras – Janie Chang’s books are set in China before the First World War, while Kate Quinn has written about ancient Rome, Renaissance Italy and early 1900s France and England – but both authors take inspiration from what women were doing at various points in history. It’s an impulse that feels firmly grounded in our current moment – as critic Megan O’Grady argued in The New York Times’ T...

By Kate QuinnApr 9th, 2021, 2:48 pm Female friendship: where would we be without it? From the classmates we made charm bracelets for in elementary school to the college besties who held our hair after too many shots, from the cubicle mates who got us through boring office jobs to the lifelong sister-friends who are at our sides from the cradle to the Golden Girls years, female friendship is a rich and varied tapestry. No wonder it’s inspired so many novels. Here are six great books about be...

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: April 5, 2021 6 April is National Poetry Month, and 2021 marks the 25th annual celebration of poets and poetry. Visit the poets.org site for ways to find and connect with poets and poems. You can sign up to get a poem-a-day in your inbox! There are poems for kids and teens; ways for kids to interact directly with award-winning poets as part of Dear Poet; many poets reading their own work. So much poetry! More poetry-related headlines to hit you with! At age 80, ...

Author Kate Quinn will discuss her World War II codebreaker novel The Rose Code live and online on March 22.Coastal Point • Submitted Historical fiction author Kate Quinn will discuss her new novel, “The Rose Code,” in a live, online event hosted by the Lewes Public Library and Browseabout Books on March 22. She will be joined in conversation by authors Heather Cocks and Jessica Morgan. “The Rose Code” is a story of three female code breakers at Bletchley Park, the top-...