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Library News: Week of Jan. 21, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Library News: Week of Jan. 21, 2023

The Winter Reading Program continues through March 30.

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The 21 Most Anticipated Spring 2022 Books, According to Goodreads - Vimarsana News

The 21 Most Anticipated Spring 2022 Books, According to Goodreads

Based on Goodreads users' "Want to Read" shelves, these are the books readers are most excited to read this spring.

5 romance novels featuring Black main characters - Vimarsana News

5 romance novels featuring Black main characters

There’s always a good time to read romance, whether you’re single or in a relationship, and they don’t have to always feature white characters. Here are five romance novels featuring Black main characters. “The Proposal” by Jasmine Guillory (325 pages) Jasmine Guillory is the author of “The Wedding Date” and “The Proposal” is the second...

Google - Your Hotel's Worst Best Friend? - Vimarsana News

Google - Your Hotel's Worst Best Friend?

Pedro Colaco, CEO & President of GuestCentric Systems The tail-end of 2019 saw Google become more aggressive with its advertising tactics to reach the online travel market. Pushing down free search listings to make room for more paid results lead to increased competition for that real-estate, disrupting OTA dominance.  As OTAs spend less on Google campaigns during the economic downturn, what does this mean for your hotel’s positioning on Google’s search engine? Should hotels invest in Google meta-search, or could Google be your hotel’s Worst Best Friend? Read on to find out.  Google d...

3 Afro-Latina Writers Want More Diverse Voices in Book Publishing - Vimarsana News

3 Afro-Latina Writers Want More Diverse Voices in Book Publishing

Authors Mayra Santos Febres, Adriana Herrera, and Sulma Arzu-Brown spoke to Arianna Davis about race, representation, and being Afro-Latina in publishing.